The receipts
Every number here comes from my own Claude Code usage database — not a survey, not an estimate. This is what 220 active days of agentic engineering actually looks like.
October 29, 2025 → September 1, 2026 ·
Coverage is continuous from December 1, 2025; earlier rows were backfilled from transcripts carried off an older machine and are sparse (November 2025 is missing entirely).
Green figures are the change since the previous snapshot, 8 days earlier (Aug 24). The counters animate from those numbers to these.
How I work
This is the panel that matters. Using AI as autocomplete produces an Edit-heavy profile — code being generated into files. Mine is Bash-dominant, with Read at 2.7× Edit. That's not authoring. That's running, inspecting, verifying — operating a system.
239 distinct tools used. Top 14 shown.
What actually got built
My GitHub contribution graph shows a near-empty summer. It's wrong. The
work moved to wrangler deploy
and stopped touching a git push months ago. This is the same period,
measured at the source.
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When I work
47.9% of everything happens between 6pm and 2am. Peak hour is 8pm; the quietest is 5am, when I am reliably asleep — the 3am-to-8am window is just 2.4% of everything. I didn't decide to be an evening builder; the data just says I am. All times Mountain.
6pm–2am 2am–6pm
By day of week
Busiest day: Thu
Models
9 models across the window, 70.1M output tokens. I move as the frontier moves rather than sitting on a default.
Where the time goes
Personal projects, experiments, and my own tooling. Client work is aggregated and never named. Hours are active time, not wall-clock — see the note at the bottom.
203 further projects (786h) are client and private work. They count toward every total on this page but are never named — the dashboard runs an allowlist, so anything not explicitly cleared for publication is anonymous by default.