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AI coding activity tracker

Stop rebuilding your coding history inside every new agent.

Agentprint combines historical activity from Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kimi Code into one durable timeline, model mix, coding-tool mix, and set of streaks.

This is historical activity tracking—not live quota, rate-limit, billing, code-quality, or productivity scoring.

4 agentsOne normalized activity history
12 monthsA year-long activity field
Per metricIndependent visibility controls
The useful outcome

See continuity and tool choice across the whole practice.

A single-agent dashboard answers what happened in one product. Agentprint answers how your overall agent-assisted practice changes as tools and models change.

  1. 1

    Connect the machine where you build

    Install the native collector and sign in through your browser. Agentprint finds supported local coding-agent records.

    agentprint login
  2. 2

    Confirm the sources

    See which supported agents were found before syncing anything. Missing or unsupported tools remain visible as limitations, not silently guessed.

    agentprint sources
  3. 3

    Create one normalized history

    Dates, token counts, tools, and models flow into the same daily activity format without uploading prompts or project content.

    agentprint sync
  4. 4

    Decide what the profile says

    Keep the profile private or independently publish token totals, coding-tool mix, model mix, and streaks.

Built into the workflow

Useful by design, clear about the boundary.

Cross-agent, not provider-locked

Your history remains useful when you add a new supported coding agent or change which model you reach for.

Durable, not real-time pressure

Agentprint shows the longer arc of practice rather than turning a quota reset or live counter into a performance target.

Evidence without a score

The profile can show consistent activity and tool fluency without claiming that more tokens automatically mean better engineering.

Frequently asked questions

Which AI coding agents can Agentprint track?

Automatic activity tracking currently supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Kimi Code.

Does it track remaining Claude or Codex quota?

No. Agentprint tracks historical activity from local records. It does not report live provider quota, reset windows, or billing.

Can I use more than one computer?

Yes. Connected devices can contribute to the same profile, and the idempotent sync protocol prevents accepted records from multiplying during retries.

Can I keep the tracker private?

Yes. Profiles begin private and every activity group has its own public visibility setting.