Private from the start
You can build and review the profile before making it public.
Agentprint profile
Your coding-agent work, in one profile.
Agentprint brings your activity from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kimi Code into one recognizable profile. See the longer arc of your work, then decide what anyone else can see.
The profile shows activity and practice. It does not grade your work, inspect your code, or claim that more tokens mean better engineering.
Token historyAgent mixModel rankingStreaks
AP
Your agent workOne profile across supported tools
Synced48.2Mlifetime tokens
GitHubPortfolioSocial
One profileClaude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kimi Code
One yearA daily view of your agent activity
Your choiceEach public metric can be shown or hidden
Inside the profile
A home for work that usually disappears into terminals.
Individual sessions are easy to forget and hard to explain. Your Agentprint profile turns their activity into a durable history you can keep private or share with one URL.
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A living activity history
See when you worked with coding agents across the last year, with lifetime totals and streaks that make consistency visible.
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Your tools in one place
See how your work is distributed across supported coding agents instead of checking a separate dashboard for every tool.
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The models behind the work
Understand which models appear most often in your activity and how that mix changes over time.
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Context when the numbers are not enough
Add selected public sessions to the profile when you want people to see the decisions and process behind a result.
Your profile, your call
Public when you want it. Specific about what appears.
Separate visibility controls
Show your tool mix without showing token totals, or share streaks while keeping model activity private.
Conversations stay separate
Normal profile activity does not include prompts, replies, source code, repository names, or local paths.
Frequently asked questions
What is an Agentprint profile?
It is a personal activity page for the work you do with supported coding agents. It can show your activity history, token totals, coding-agent mix, model mix, streaks, and sessions you deliberately publish.
Which coding agents can appear on the profile?
Agentprint currently supports activity from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kimi Code. Session-sharing support differs by coding agent.
Does the profile publish my prompts or source code?
No. Normal activity collection excludes prompts, responses, source code, repository names, and local paths. Sharing a selected session is a separate action.
Can I make the profile private again?
Yes. You can change the whole profile's visibility and the visibility of individual metric groups from settings.
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