| name | incognito |
| description | Toggle Trajectory incognito mode for the current Kilo Code session. Use when the user says "/incognito", "go incognito", "pause capture", "stop recording", "private mode", or asks to temporarily suppress Datadog publish for sensitive work. |
Incognito Mode
Toggle incognito mode for the current Kilo Code session. When enabled:
- Local JSONL capture continues
- Publish to non-exempt Datadog destinations is suppressed
- Mode resets automatically when the session ends
Org-managed security destinations configured with incognito_exempt: true may still receive events. Do not describe incognito as a security or compliance bypass.
Toggle
- Decide the requested state.
- For
/incognito, "go incognito", "pause capture", "stop recording", or "private mode", enable incognito.
- For "turn off incognito", "resume capture", or "resume publish", disable incognito.
- If the user explicitly asks to toggle, call the
trajectory_incognito MCP tool with enable: true unless you have already confirmed the active session is incognito, then call it with enable: false.
- If the
trajectory_incognito MCP tool is available, call it with enable, client: kilo, and project_dir set to the current workspace; omit session_id so the tool resolves the active session from Trajectory's active-session registry.
- If the tool reports multiple matching active sessions, call
list_active_sessions, choose the active Kilo Code session matching the current workspace, and retry with that session_id.
- Worst-case fast lookup: check
TRAJECTORY_SESSION_ID, CODEX_SESSION_ID, GEMINI_SESSION_ID, CLAUDE_SESSION_ID, KILO_SESSION_ID, KILOCODE_SESSION_ID, PI_SESSION_ID, DROID_SESSION_ID, or COPILOT_SESSION_ID; otherwise call list_active_sessions or run trajectory mcp sessions --active --json from the workspace, select the row matching the current client/workspace with the newest last_event, and retry with session_id.
- If MCP is not available, resolve the current session ID with
TRAJECTORY_SESSION_ID or trajectory mcp sessions --active --json, then call the HTTP endpoint directly:
curl -fsS -X POST "http://localhost:19222/session/incognito?session_id=${session_id}&enable=${enable}"
- Tell the user whether incognito is now enabled or disabled.
