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Beacon Cloud is the hosted home for your agent history. Connect a device, and the sessions Beacon records from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI and every other supported harness show up at beacon.sh, searchable and kept over time. You keep using your agents exactly as before. Beacon Cloud stores and indexes the history for you, so there is no database, bucket or pipeline to run.

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What you get

  • Sessions. Every forwarded session on one timeline, with filters for device, harness, model, repository and risk. Open a session to read its prompts, commands, tool calls and file edits.
  • Lenses. Focused views of a session, such as files changed, token spend or security findings. Use the built-in lenses, add more from the marketplace, build your own, and manage them on the dashboard’s Lenses page.
  • MCP. Let the agent you are working in search and read your past sessions, share them, and publish lenses for you. On Pro it can also read your findings and keep memory. See Beacon Cloud MCP.
  • Sharing. Publish a session as a link with beacon share, from the dashboard, or from your agent.
  • Analytics. Token usage and cost by model, agent activity over time, and the harnesses, models and repositories you use most.
  • Findings. Security risks, workflows worth turning into skills, and habits that cost you time or money, found by an hourly review of your sessions. See Findings.
  • Inventory. The configs, MCP servers, skills and hooks each device reports.
  • Profile. An optional public page of aggregate activity. See Configure your profile.

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Plans

Beacon Cloud is free. Beacon Cloud Pro ($20 a month, or $15 a month billed annually) adds:
  • Unlimited findings, where the free plan includes 50.
  • Findings, feedback and memory over MCP, so your agents can review findings and recall lessons from your history.
  • Skills pulled from your sessions, the full evidence trail on every finding, real-time email alerts and priority support.
Upgrade, start a trial or cancel on beacon.sh/dashboard/billing. Your devices need no change. See Plans and pricing for the full comparison, including Enterprise.

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Get started

1

Install Beacon

Follow the quickstart for macOS, Linux or Windows.
2

Sign in and connect

The interactive installer (beacon endpoint install) does both for you when you choose Beacon Cloud. See Connect devices.
3

Open your sessions

Go to beacon.sh/dashboard. Sessions from the last 30 days on the device are uploaded when it connects, so the dashboard is not empty on day one.
4

Connect MCP (optional)

See Beacon Cloud MCP.

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What leaves your machine

Beacon records locally first. Only a connected device forwards, and you choose how much it sends:
  • Standard sends retained content, such as prompts, responses, tool arguments and results, after local redaction and size limits.
  • Metadata-only strips prompts, responses, reasoning, tool arguments and results, tool definitions, retrieval documents, approval and policy reasons, command output, diffs and inventory content on the device, before anything is uploaded.
See Beacon Cloud forwarding for the full data flow.

Connect devices

Enroll a machine, check that it is forwarding, and revoke it.

Sessions

Find, filter and read your agent sessions.

Lenses

Add focused views to every session.

Beacon Cloud MCP

Bring your history into the agent you are using.

Findings

Review what Beacon Cloud noticed in your sessions.

Plans and pricing

Compare Beacon Cloud, Pro and Enterprise.