Don’t count your tokens.
Make your tokens count.
Run in your terminal: npx ai-overflow
70/30 efficiency/burn
Private report detail
Comparable all-time signals
Compare completed reports.
Switch between verified token burn, cost, streak, and efficiency—not a single pay-to-win score.
$ npx ai-overflow ✓ Codeburn report collected ✓ Report uploaded Open AI Overflow to see your rank.Codex
Cursor
Claude Code
Copilot
Gemini CLI
Zed
Six signals. Two honest scores.
First-principles measures of how much AI you use—and whether that usage turns into useful work.
Token burn
Total input and output tokens, normalized across your tools and models.
BurnSpend
Actual model cost, tracked from completed reports without hiding expensive sessions.
BurnConsistency
Session time, active days, and the streak you kept alive while shipping.
BurnUseful answers
Technical answers that other builders accepted because they solved the problem.
CredibilityShipped outcomes
Projects, fixes, and deploys connected to the session that helped create them.
CredibilityVerification
Results confirmed by somebody other than the author—no self-awarded reputation.
CredibilityConnect it. Make it count.
Three deliberate moves from private work to a signal that holds up in public.
Connect the work
Bring in supported tools or log a session directly. Your stack stays yours.
Read the report
Keep tokens, cost, time, model, and tool together instead of flattening the story into one score.
Share proof
Post a useful answer or outcome. Credibility is awarded only when another builder verifies it.
Every agent.
One clear record.
Use Codeburn-connected tools without changing how you work. AI Overflow keeps the detail readable after the session ends.
Codex
Cursor
Claude Code
Copilot
Gemini CLI
Zed
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Real numbers.
Shared by you.
No mystery score and no scraped activity. Usage comes from connected tools or sessions you log; credibility comes from public actions and verified outcomes.
User-connected or logged usage
Import supported agent usage or enter a session directly with the tool and model attached.
Raw metrics preserved
Tokens, cost, and minutes stay separate so every leaderboard can explain its ranking.
Peer-verified outcomes
Credibility points require an accepted answer or a result confirmed by someone else.
From your terminal
to the rankings.
Start with your local coding history. Preview your usage, connect your account, and see how your work compares.
$ npx ai-overflow✓ Codeburn report collected✓ Private paths removed✓ Efficiency scored (70/30)✓ Report uploaded→ Open AI Overflow to see your rankGood questions.
Clear answers.
Does burning more mean I’m a better developer?
No. Burn is a usage metric, not a skill score. Credibility is earned separately through useful answers and verified outcomes.
Where does usage data come from?
From supported tool connections and sessions you choose to log. Every burn keeps its tool, model, tokens, cost, and duration attached.
Can I rank with a smaller budget?
Yes. Token, cost, streak, and efficiency boards expose different kinds of verified usage instead of one pay-to-win number.
How is credibility verified?
Another signed-in builder must verify an outcome. Authors cannot verify their own answers, and each outcome can award points only once.
Which AI coding tools are supported?
All 41 Codeburn integrations are supported automatically, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Cline, Roo Code, Kiro, Devin, Goose, Warp, Zed, and more. Direct session logging remains available too.
What are you
burning today?
Join the builders turning AI usage into a public sport—and useful work into real credibility.