Vibetime releases CLI for tracking AI coding sessions
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Developer iamnotstatic has released the Vibetime CLI, which tracks coding sessions in Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aster, Opencode, and the Cursor and ZCode desktop clients through shell wrappers and session hooks, printing a summary card at the end of each session that lists the number of commits, lines added and removed, and files. According to its description, the tool requires no configuration, daemon, or account by default and makes no network requests until vibe login is run; it has been tested on macOS and Linux but not yet on Windows, and although the hooks include Windows command variants, the author says feedback is welcome.
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Vibetime is an npm-installable CLI that wraps Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Aster, and Opencode in the terminal and uses session hooks to track the Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and ZCode desktop apps, printing a session summary with git commits, line changes, and files touched when each session ends. It requires no config, daemon, or account by default, stores data locally in ~/.vibe/, and reads only git metadata, with an opt-in GitHub-based leaderboard that ranks sessions by commits with meaningful changes.
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