An animated card of your coding-agent week, in one command.
npx agentflexNo install, no account, no upload. It reads the local histories of Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi, adds up the last 7 days, and plays the card in your terminal. Press s to save a 1200×630 PNG for posting, r to replay, q to quit.
Also works with pnpm dlx agentflex and bunx agentflex.
- Tokens for the period, as each assistant recorded them (cache reads included).
- Sessions, tokens per day and peak parallel sessions (the most agent sessions active at the same moment).
- Agent share across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi.
- Activity by weekday and hour, with your busiest hour.
npx agentflex --month # last 30 days
npx agentflex --all # all retained history
npx agentflex --png week.png # write the image and exit
npx agentflex --json # print the numbers as JSON
npx agentflex --no-anim # final card without animationThe default 7-day card is computed in well under a second on a heavy-use machine (about 900 MB of history): histories are read in parallel, pruned to the period, and only the fields that matter are decoded. The parsing engine is SessKit's native sesskit-stats crate, checked session by session against SessKit's reference implementation.
macOS (Apple silicon, Intel), Linux (x64, arm64) and Windows (x64, arm64). Histories are found in each assistant's standard location; CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, CODEX_HOME, XDG_DATA_HOME, OPENCODE_DB, PI_CODING_AGENT_DIR and PI_CODING_AGENT_SESSION_DIR are honored.
Everything stays on your machine. The card shows totals only: no prompts, file names, project names or paths.
agentflex comes from Corral, a terminal home for all your coding-agent sessions: see who needs you, run agents side by side, and pick up from your phone. Corral users can also run corral flex.
MIT. The PNG export embeds a subset of the Spleen bitmap font (BSD-2-Clause, see assets/SPLEEN-LICENSE.txt).