Claritev Adopts CodeTogether’s AITrax for Measuring AI Assisted Development
Claritev will use CodeTogether's AITrax to improve measurement and accountability across its AI assisted software development programs, announced in a press release.
AITrax is part of CodeTogether’s engineering intelligence platform and provides detailed tracking of AI usage across code editors and agent environments. It measures adoption, cost, quality, and performance in enterprise AI development workflows. Claritev began using CodeTogether’s broader platform in 2022 and reported increased issue throughput and development time after deployment.
Through AITrax, Claritev plans to monitor AI related metrics such as token consumption, agent session costs, and workflow adoption patterns. The system converts developer and agent data into executive level insights, allowing leaders to evaluate return on investment and optimize training, governance, and processes.
According to the companies, AITrax provides continuous telemetry rather than relying on surveys or manual reporting, offering organizations an objective view into how AI tools influence software engineering outcomes.
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