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cc-compare

v1.0.1

Published

Compare two time periods of Claude Code activity — week over week, month over month

Readme

cc-compare

Compare two time periods of Claude Code activity. Like a fitness tracker's "this week vs last week", but for your AI sessions.

Shows how your usage, AI autonomy, and Ghost Days changed over time.

Usage

npx cc-compare
npx cc-compare --period=month   # this month vs last month
npx cc-compare --period=14d     # last 14 days vs 14 days before that
npx cc-compare --json           # raw JSON output

Output

  cc-compare  —  week over week
  2026-02-16 → 2026-02-22  vs  2026-02-23 → 2026-03-01
  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  You (interactive hours)
    prev  ████████████░░░░  9.2h
    now   ██████████████░░  11.1h  ▲ +1.9h (+21%)

  AI (autonomous hours)
    prev  ████████░░░░░░░░  6.8h
    now   ████████████░░░░  9.4h  ▲ +2.6h (+38%)

  AI Autonomy Ratio  (AI hours / your hours)
    prev  0.74x
    now   0.85x
    ↑ AI is getting more autonomous

  Ghost Days  (AI worked, you didn't)
    prev  1 days
    now   2 days  ▲ +1 day (+100%)

  Active Days
    prev  ████████  5 / 7 days
    now   ████████  6 / 7 days  ▲ +1 day (+20%)

  ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  Insights:
    ▸ You're more active this week
    ▸ AI autonomy increasing — your AI is handling more
    ▸ More Ghost Days — AI running more independently

Options

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --period=week | Compare this week vs last week (default) | | --period=month | Compare this month vs last month | | --period=Nd | Compare last N days vs the N days before that | | --json | Print raw JSON for scripting | | --help | Show help |

What it measures

  • Your hours — time in interactive Claude Code sessions
  • AI hours — time in autonomous/subagent sessions
  • Autonomy ratio — AI hours ÷ your hours (>1.0 = AI working more than you)
  • Ghost Days — days where AI worked but you had zero interactive sessions
  • Active days — total days with any Claude Code activity

Requirements

Part of cc-toolkit

This tool is part of the cc-toolkit collection of Claude Code utilities.

Zero dependencies. No data sent anywhere. Runs entirely local.