Run on startup for user, not system

[snoblenet]

I've created a temporary account on a borrowed computer.
I want to log my own key strokes to diagnose a problem.
I don't want to log key strokes on any other account.
If I run sudo make startup, will it start and run in my temporary account only?
Thanks.

[Joshfindit]

According to the documentation, sudo make startup starts it for everyone.

It should be easy enough to simply run the binary when you log in using startup scripts, a launch daemon, some other standard method, or possibly even the login items control panel.

[caseyscarborough]

There are likely a few ways to accomplish this, but here is a list of options.