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ao-wrapped

v0.1.5

Published

Spotify Wrapped for your AI coding workforce, read from Agent Orchestrator's own database.

Readme

ao-wrapped

Spotify Wrapped for your AI coding workforce.

Reads the Agent Orchestrator telemetry already sitting on your disk and prints what your agents actually did — merges, CI recoveries, how often they needed you, how many ran at once.

npx ao-wrapped

That prints your card. No account, no signup, no network.

Publishing to the board

npx ao-wrapped --publish --api https://ao-wrapped.vercel.app

You approve a code in the browser with GitHub, and your counters join the weekly board at ao-wrapped.vercel.app/board. The board resets every Monday.

Keeping the board current

One publish is a snapshot. watch keeps it live: it follows AO's event stream and republishes the week whenever a number actually changes, at most once every 30 seconds.

npx ao-wrapped watch      # runs until stopped
npx ao-wrapped status     # what is syncing, and when it last published
npx ao-wrapped stop       # end it

watch runs in the foreground and Ctrl-C ends it cleanly. Nothing starts it automatically, and it publishes only to a board this machine has already been approved for — run --publish once first. It rolls over on Monday on its own, publishing a final snapshot of the closing week before opening the next.

What leaves your machine

Only numbers. Every field in the payload is a count, a date, or one of a fixed set of words — code, diffs, prompts, commit messages, repo names, branch names and file paths are never read into it in the first place.

See for yourself before anything is sent:

npx ao-wrapped --dry-run

That prints the exact JSON publishing would send, and exits.

Options

ao-wrapped             print your card
ao-wrapped watch       keep the board current; runs until stopped
ao-wrapped status      what is syncing, and when it last published
ao-wrapped stop        end the running watcher

--handle <name>        your GitHub handle
--from <YYYY-MM-DD>    window start (default: Monday of this week)
--to <YYYY-MM-DD>      window end (default: Sunday of this week)
--db <path>            override the AO telemetry location
--api <url>            board API base URL
--dump-schema          print the AO schema this install exposes
--dry-run              print the payload instead of sending it
--publish              send counters to the board (opt-in, always)

watch accepts --api, --handle and --db; status accepts --api.

AO's telemetry is opened read-only. Nothing is ever written back to it.

Requires Node 22.5 or newer. Apache-2.0. Source: https://github.com/dewansh-shukla/shipcast