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mostcracked

v1.0.10

Published

The global leaderboard for people who code with Claude Code, Codex, omp and Cursor. Every prompt and every file edit is a point, live at mostcracked.com.

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Readme

mostcracked

The global leaderboard for people who code with Claude Code, Codex, omp and Cursor. Live at mostcracked.com.

Every prompt you send and every file your agent edits is a point. Everyone lands on one board, ranked live. Your rank also sits in your terminal statusline while you work.

It counts prompts and file edits through your agent's own hooks. Only the counts leave your machine. Never your code.

🥇  jay      prompts 128   edits 94   score 222
🥈  ada      prompts 111   edits 80   score 191
🥉  linus    prompts  76   edits 60   score 136

Get on the board

npx mostcracked login

It signs you in with GitHub (enter a one-time code at github.com/login/device, or reuse your gh CLI session), asks which agents you use (Claude Code, Codex, omp, or several) and wires the hooks. Restart your agent and the counting starts.

Check your rank any time with npx mostcracked status, or at mostcracked.com.

New machine? Run npx mostcracked login again. GitHub is your identity, so there's nothing to recover.

You don't start from zero. On sign-in it offers to backfill your last 7 days from your local agent history. Per-day counts only, once per account.

The hooks keep themselves current. They pick up new versions of these scripts on their own, so you'll rarely need npx mostcracked update.

To stop: npx mostcracked leave.

Privacy

Sign-in is real GitHub auth with the read:user scope, which is your public profile and nothing else. It can't touch your code, repos, or orgs.

Only event counts leave your machine. No prompts, no diffs, no file contents.

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved. You may install and run the published mostcracked CLI as-is. Copying, modifying, or redistributing the source is not permitted.