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Developer AI profile

Give your agent-assisted work a home beyond scattered terminals.

Agentprint turns a private cross-agent activity history into a recognizable developer profile with a shareable URL, live profile card, and optional published sessions.

Your profile is proof of activity and practice—not a certification, leaderboard score, or claim that tokens equal impact.

Start with Agentprint See how it works
One URLA profile that travels with your work
4 controlsTokens, agents, models, and streaks
OptionalPublic sessions are published separately
The useful outcome

Make the practice legible without exposing every project.

A profile can communicate consistency, tool range, and model choice while leaving prompts, source code, repositories, and private paths outside automatic collection.

  1. 1

    Build the private history first

    Connect supported coding agents and review your own activity before making any part of the profile public.

    agentprint sync
  2. 2

    Choose the visible metric groups

    Enable or hide token totals, coding-agent mix, model ranking, and streaks independently from profile settings.

  3. 3

    Share one recognizable URL

    Use the public profile on a portfolio, GitHub README, social bio, application, or anywhere you explain how you build with agents.

  4. 4

    Add the work behind a result when useful

    Publish a selected redacted session separately when the reasoning arc matters more than the aggregate profile.

Built into the workflow

Useful by design, clear about the boundary.

Private before public

New profiles remain private through setup, giving you time to inspect the activity and visibility controls first.

Metrics remain independent

You can show the coding agents you use without showing token totals, or share streaks without exposing model mix.

Sessions stay deliberate

A public profile never turns background collection into automatic transcript publishing.

Frequently asked questions

What appears on an Agentprint developer profile?

Your chosen display identity and whichever activity groups you enable: token totals, coding-agent mix, model mix, streaks, and deliberately public sessions.

Can I use the profile in a GitHub README?

Yes. Agentprint provides a live profile card and public URL designed to travel with your existing developer presence.

Does Agentprint verify code quality or authorship?

No. It presents activity derived from supported local records. It does not certify code quality, repository ownership, productivity, or professional ability.

Can I make the profile private again?

Yes. Profile visibility and each metric group can be changed from settings. Public sessions retain their own separate visibility and deletion controls.

Keep exploring.

Follow the product from the question you have now to the exact workflow that answers it.

AI coding activity trackerBuild the underlying cross-agent history.
What Agentprint collectsInspect the automatic activity boundary.
Session sharingAdd a selected work story to the profile.