Upload with the CLI

Send your analytics agent's conversation history for review with the benchouse CLI. About five minutes; your credentials stay on your machine.

Updated 30 October 2026

benchouse is an open-source command-line tool, built for one time reviews of your conversations. It reads your analytics agent's conversation history, takes your dbt project and the agent's context, and uploads it with your permission to our review system.

What stays on your machine. Passwords, tokens and keys are used to read locally and are never uploaded. Users are pseudonymised: user ids, names, emails and IP addresses become pseudonyms (person_<hash>). Questions and answers are not touched. By default it also leaves out the rows your agent's queries returned and your user directory. The question, the SQL, the answer and the row counts are kept. None of your data leaves your machine until you approve the upload.

benchouse/benchouse-cli Open source. The benchouse CLI reads your agent's history on your machine and shows you every query it runs and everything it would upload. Go · MIT · github.com

Install

Install with one command

macOS and Linux

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/benchouse/benchouse-cli/main/install.sh | sh

Download

macOS, Linux and Windows

Download

macOS Apple silicon Intel

Linux x64 ARM

Windows x64 ARM

Run it

macOS and Linux. Run benchouse in a terminal. After a download, unpack it first:

tar -xzf benchouse_*.tar.gz && ./benchouse

Windows. Run the downloaded .exe in PowerShell or Windows Terminal.

It asks which agent you use and walks you through the rest, and nothing is uploaded until you say yes.

With a download (not the one-command install), macOS may say the developer can't be verified until our builds are notarised: run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ./benchouse once. Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm.

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