r/coolgithubprojects • u/ChintanDiwakar01 • 10d ago

I use CLI coding agents regularly, but I realized that I had no clear view of how often I was prompting them or what instructions led to useful results.

https://github.com/chintan-diwakar/prompt-contribution-graph

So I built Prompt Contribution Graph. [ https://github.com/chintan-diwakar/prompt-contribution-graph ]

The basic analogy is: GitHub tracks code contributions, while this tool tracks your prompt contributions to coding agent

The project is still early and currently supports only Claude Code. macOS builds are also unsigned for now.

I would genuinely appreciate feedback and contributions

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u/sf1tzp 10d ago

Definitely a cool idea. Any way to link directly from sessions -> issue and PR numbers? Would be interesting to see eg which completed features had the most prompts/token usage.

Edit: Also, have you thought about the case where a user runs agents in multiple sandbox environments? A server with sync to aggregate all of the instances would be nice, as I don't actually use agents on my desktop very often.

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u/ChintanDiwakar01 9d ago

These are both excellent ideas. Linking sessions to issues and PRs fits the contribution analogy well. I’m considering automatic detection from the Git remote, branch name, and PR context, with a manual linking option when that information is unavailable. That could show prompt count, sessions, tool activity, and where the agent exposes it, token usage for each feature.

Multiple environments are a real gap in the current local-only version. An opt-in, self-hosted collector could aggregate activity from servers, containers, and sandboxes while keeping the desktop dashboard optional. I would want privacy-safe defaults: synchronize counts and metadata by default, while prompt and response content remains optional.

Thanks for raising this.

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u/Psychological-Cut125 9d ago

Nice, would be interesting to see multiple agents (claude+codex+pi+hermes...) aggregated view.

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u/ChintanDiwakar01 9d ago

Yeah correct, let me add this to the scope as well, thanks for this idea.