Chaim

Chaim is an AI coding analytics tool that aggregates usage from your AI development assistants into a public developer profile, leaderboard rank, and shareable badges, made for developers who want to track and show their AI-assisted work without exposing code or prompts. It pulls stats across tools including Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Qwen Code, Cline, Continue, Roo Code, Kilo Code, and Ollama. Profile analytics cover token counts, session counts, active days, model preferences, and a year-long activity heatmap, while model analytics break down LLM versus agent usage with separate input, output, and cache token figures. A compute-economics view estimates token cost at each model's API rates, and AI-generated developer archetypes classify your coding-style patterns. Auto-sync runs through a post-commit git hook, and milestones, streaks, and optional Discord webhooks keep the tracking live. You can embed badges in a GitHub README or portfolio, climb a global leaderboard, and use granular privacy controls to hide statistics you would rather keep private. The free plan covers a public profile, syncing up to 10 AI tools, basic analytics, leaderboard access, and one workstation. For developers after the best AI for tracking AI coding activity, Chaim turns scattered usage into one readable profile.

Tracking and publicly showcasing AI-assisted coding activity across multiple AI dev tools.