FAQ
What even is this?
Agentic Coding is an exciting new thing in the software development world, and a lot of us are using AI models to
build really cool projects. In fact, many of us are using more than one model and more than one AI provider. This website
allows people to track thier own normalized useage independently and build cool things with that data.
Put simply, coders can see their Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI stats all in one place here on JTPCK. You can also turn on a
personal API endpoint, so you can build cool stuff with your data. For example,
here is my public endpoint.
I used it to make this sweet dynamic graph on Codepen.
Here is a pie chart I made out of the endpoint data with jsfiddle
and this is some dynamic data on my personal website.
How does it work?
Open Telemetry. Most of the AI tools we use like Claude Code use a thing called Open Telemetry to optionally send out user stats, if the users chooses to turn that on. JTPCK automates the configuration of Open Telemetry on across all of the major providers. JTPCK then collects and normalizes all of this so you can compare your AI token useage across providers.
Sounds sick, I'm in, whats next?
What do these opt-in public profile pages look like?
Hol dup, does this thing log my prompts?!
NO. JTPCK just tracks prompt tokens in and prompt tokens out, we do not have access to your prompts.
If I use this can you see my code?!
NO, we do not have access to any of your code. You are only sending general usage data.
Ok cool, I like this. What coding CLIs do you support?
We support any coding CLI programs that have Open Telemetry support. Currently that list is: Anthropic's Claude Code, OpenAI's Codex, and Google's Gemini CLI.
I use somehting else, how can I get JTPCK to support it?
If it's open source, open a PR to add Open Telemetry support, then get back to us. If it's not open source, ask the developers really nicely if they'll add it.
Can I opt out of my profile page being public?
Yes, profiles are private by default. Users have to opt in to their user page being public.
Can I opt out of my personal API endpoint being public?
Yes, API endpoints are off by default. Users have to opt in to their API endpoint being public. The profile and API links are pretty obsfucated with UUIDs anyways, TBH.
The leaderboard thing is cool. How often is the leaderboard updated?
Rankings refresh daily. The page shows the last updated date at the top.
The leaderboard thing sucks. Can I opt out of being featured on that?
Yes, the Leaderboard is completely opt-in and is just for funzies.
This is awesome, can I view my teams usage?
Yup, optional Orgs and Teams are supported and are coming soon.
What does my public API endpoint return?
The public API returns your own usage summary, aggregate stats, and a time-series for the selected period. Here is my endpoint. See the docs for the full response shape and examples. Check out the API docs page for explicit examples. You can also see this sweet graph on Codepen.
Is my data private by default?
Yes. Public visibility is opt-in and limited to summary stats. Private usage data remains restricted to your account.
Who can access my public API endpoint?
You control distribution of your public API endpoint link.
Will my public data be scraped?
So while technically it is remotely possible that someone could guess your public page URL via guessing your UUID, realistically the only people that will go there are people you give the link to. Each page being at a UUID instead of an ID integer also prevents scrapers from incrementing user_ids to scrape data from our users.
What does the OG badge near some users names mean?
It means that user was one of the first 50 JTPCK users and is therefore forever a respected OG on this website.
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