# Claude Code

This guide walks you through setting up Mobb Tracy with Claude Code to track AI-generated code in your pull requests.

## Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

* Claude Code installed on your machine
* A GitHub repository where you'll be making pull requests
* A Mobb account (sign up at <https://app.mobb.ai>)
* Node.js and npm installed (for running npx commands)

## Installation

### Step 1: Install Mobb Tracy for Claude Code

1. Open your terminal or command prompt
2. Run the following command to install and configure Mobb Tracy:

   ```bash
   npx --yes mobbdev@latest claude-code-install-hook
   ```
3. The command will prompt you to log in to your Mobb account. Follow the authentication process.
4. After successful authentication, manually update your Claude settings file located at `~/.claude/settings.json` to complete the setup.
5. Tracy will now begin securely collecting AI interaction data from Claude Code.

### Step 2: Set Up GitHub App Integration

1. Visit the Mobb platform: <https://app.mobb.ai>
2. Click the robot icon on the left sidebar: ![](data:image/png;base64,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)
3. Select Configure GitHub App in the top-right corner.
4. Choose the repositories where you want to enable Tracy (or select All repositories).
5. That’s it! Tracy will now annotate your pull requests automatically.

### Step 3: Seeing Tracy in Action

1. Open Claude Code in a repository where Tracy is enabled.
2. Make changes to the code - using Claude's AI assistance, manual edits, or both.
3. Commit the changes and create a pull request.
4. If any part of the code was AI-generated, Tracy will post a PR comment letting you know that AI code analysis is ready with some more insights:\\

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5. Click the link in the comment to open Tracy's detailed view:

   <figure><img src="https://2539741639-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F8WF4UBNkXMHG7Dz0RXI7%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-7f82a698088bf04ace5aa7bc729e27101a363743%2Funknown.png?alt=media" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
6. Select any AI-generated line to see:
   * The prompts used to generate that line
   * The full conversation context behind it

This gives you complete transparency into how AI contributed to your code.