nowcoding
v0.1.0-alpha.3
Published
CLI for NowCoding — sync your AI coding activity to your public profile.
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nowcoding
NowCoding shows what builders are coding with AI right now, then turns that live activity into profiles, README cards, badges, and social proof.
NowCoding Cloud
Use hosted V2 when you want official profile, card, badge, streak, and Arena leaderboard links without deploying a self-hosted server:
npm install -g nowcoding
nowcoding login
nowcoding daemon install
nowcoding daemon start
nowcoding statusThe official hosted domain is https://nowcoding.cc. Cloud returns official
profile, card, badge, and Arena links from that domain after login.
nowcoding login opens GitHub OAuth and binds this CLI to your Cloud account
with a scoped NowCoding device token. The normal path should return directly to
the terminal after OAuth succeeds. Extra confirmation is reserved for unusual
sessions or changes to public-field consent.
Cloud official card/profile links include V2 engagement fields such as
estimated AI-assisted time saved, peak activity, milestone, top model, streak,
and the 7-day token sparkline. Arena leaderboards can rank by tokens, estimated
cost, active time, streak, or time_saved.
Self-hosted mode does not contact NowCoding Cloud or Arena unless you explicitly
run nowcoding login or nowcoding arena connect.
Verify from GitHub source
git clone https://github.com/tianpeng-dev/nowcoding.git
cd nowcoding
corepack enable
pnpm install
pnpm --filter nowcoding build
node apps/cli/bin/nowcoding.js --helpSelf-hosted commands
npx nowcoding init --endpoint "$NOWCODING_RC_BASE_URL"
npx nowcoding sync
npx nowcoding heartbeatThe CLI stores the endpoint and token in local user config. Do not commit local secrets, config, or data.
Install the package globally before installing a long-running daemon:
npm install -g nowcoding
nowcoding daemon status
nowcoding daemon install
nowcoding daemon start
nowcoding daemon stop
nowcoding daemon restart
nowcoding daemon uninstall
nowcoding daemon foregroundnowcoding daemon install writes a user-level launchd service on macOS or a
systemd user service on Linux. It refuses transient npx/pnpm dlx paths; use
a stable global or local binary for long-running collection.
