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Wrapped for your AI coding agents. Lore reads your Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and other agent history on your own machine, then deals you one of 14 coding archetypes, plus your most used prompt, swear jar, favorite model, bill at API prices & so much more you might have forgotten!
Hey Product Hunt! I use coding agents pretty much every day, and I wanted to know what 15 months of it actually looked like. So I built lore.
Run npx lore-wrapped and it reads the history your coding agents already keep on your machine (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and more), then gives you your own coding wrapped: your archetype, your most repeated prompt, your swear jar, your favorite model, and what it all would have cost at API prices.
Mine: 25,758 prompts, 66B tokens, $37k at API prices on about $4k of plans, and I swore at my agents 2,332 times. I'm The Volcano.
It runs locally, and it's free and open source, server included. Poking around encouraged :)
The only thing that ever leaves your machine is anonymous counts (no prompts, code or names) that build the public index, and npx lore-wrapped stats off turns that off.
Where it's going: AI labs pay $200 to $2,000 for a single good coding task, and your history is full of them.
We're building a way for you to opt in and get paid for yours. None of that is in lore today.
What card did you get?
P.S. there are a ton of fun developer easter eggs on the site. Hint: start in the terminal.
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About Lore-Wrapped on Product Hunt
“Your Agent History, Wrapped”
Lore-Wrapped was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 8 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #74 on the daily leaderboard. Wrapped for your AI coding agents. Lore reads your Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and other agent history on your own machine, then deals you one of 14 coding archetypes, plus your most used prompt, swear jar, favorite model, bill at API prices & so much more you might have forgotten!
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Julian Ramey
Hey Product Hunt! I use coding agents pretty much every day, and I wanted to know what 15 months of it actually looked like. So I built lore.
Run npx lore-wrapped and it reads the history your coding agents already keep on your machine (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and more), then gives you your own coding wrapped: your archetype, your most repeated prompt, your swear jar, your favorite model, and what it all would have cost at API prices.
Mine: 25,758 prompts, 66B tokens, $37k at API prices on about $4k of plans, and I swore at my agents 2,332 times. I'm The Volcano.
It runs locally, and it's free and open source, server included. Poking around encouraged :)
The only thing that ever leaves your machine is anonymous counts (no prompts, code or names) that build the public index, and npx lore-wrapped stats off turns that off.
Where it's going: AI labs pay $200 to $2,000 for a single good coding task, and your history is full of them.
We're building a way for you to opt in and get paid for yours. None of that is in lore today.
What card did you get?
P.S. there are a ton of fun developer easter eggs on the site. Hint: start in the terminal.