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ccrank

v1.0.1

Published

Claude Code developer leaderboard — ranked by what you BUILD, not what you spend

Readme

ccrank — Claude Code Developer Leaderboard

Ranked by what you BUILD, not what you spend.

Other leaderboards rank you by token consumption. ccrank measures your real developer output — commits shipped, lines of code, efficiency per token, consistency — and ranks you against every Claude Code developer on the planet.

Quick Start

npx ccrank

That's it. The CLI:

  1. Scans your git repos for commits, lines, files created
  2. Reads Claude Code usage data from ~/.claude/
  3. Calculates your score across 4 dimensions
  4. Submits to the global leaderboard

The Score

Your score (0-1000) is based on:

| Dimension | Weight | What it measures | |-----------|--------|-----------------| | Velocity | 25% | Commits shipped per active day | | Efficiency | 30% | Lines of code per token consumed | | Impact | 25% | Scope: files created, repos, languages | | Consistency | 20% | Active coding days + streak |

Efficiency is weighted highest — we reward developers who get MORE done with LESS tokens.

Tiers

| Tier | Percentile | |------|-----------| | Legendary | Top 1% | | Diamond | Top 5% | | Platinum | Top 15% | | Gold | Top 30% | | Silver | Top 60% | | Bronze | Everyone else |

CLI Options

npx ccrank                    # Analyze last 30 days (default)
npx ccrank --period 7         # Last 7 days
npx ccrank --period all       # All time
npx ccrank --dry-run          # Calculate score without submitting
npx ccrank --repos ~/projects # Scan specific directory
npx ccrank --verbose          # Show debug info

Self-hosting

  1. Clone the repo
  2. Copy .env.example to .env and fill in:
    • PostgreSQL connection string (Neon free tier works great)
    • GitHub OAuth app credentials
    • NextAuth secret
  3. Run:
    npm install
    npx prisma db push
    npm run dev

How it's different from Viberank / CCgather

| | ccrank | Viberank | CCgather | |---|---|---|---| | Measures | What you built | Tokens spent | Tokens spent | | Score based on | Commits, lines, efficiency | Token count | Token count | | Rewards | Efficiency (less tokens = better) | More spending | More spending | | Git analysis | Yes | No | No |

Tech Stack

  • Frontend: Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion
  • Database: PostgreSQL via Prisma
  • Auth: NextAuth v5 with GitHub OAuth
  • CLI: Pure Node.js, zero dependencies

License

MIT