The AI coding usage leaderboard
Claude Code & AI coding spend, ranked
The public tokenmaxxing leaderboard for vibe coding — developers ranked by API spend and token usage across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot and every coding agent ccusage tracks.
Run the CLI
npx viberank-cli reads your local usage logs with ccusage. Your code and prompts never leave your machine.
Every agent counts
Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, OpenCode and every other coding agent ccusage tracks — summed into one number.
Climb the tiers
Your total spend earns a tier, from Spark to Supernova. Sign in with GitHub for a verified badge and a shareable rank card.
What is viberank?
viberank is a community leaderboard for AI coding usage. Developers submit their real usage data — exported by ccusage from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other tools — and get ranked by cost and tokens.
How do I get on the leaderboard?
Run npx viberank-cli in your terminal. It reads your local ccusage data across all supported tools and submits it. Sign in with GitHub to get a verified badge.
Which AI coding tools are supported?
Everything ccusage tracks: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenCode, and more. Each submission records which tools contributed, and you can filter the board per tool.
Is the data verified?
Submissions are validated server-side (token math, cost/token ratio, date sanity). Signing in with GitHub marks your submission verified with a blue check; unverified CLI rows show a 'cli' badge.
What is tokenmaxxing?
Tokenmaxxing is racking up AI token usage to climb a leaderboard — the trend that gave the world Meta's 'Claudeonomics' board and a Wikipedia entry. viberank is the public, opt-in version: real ccusage data, validated server-side, ranked openly instead of mandated by your employer.
How do I check my OpenAI Codex token usage?
Codex CLI logs sessions locally under ~/.codex. Run npx ccusage@latest daily to see per-day tokens and API-equivalent cost, or npx viberank-cli to submit it and see how you rank on the Codex leaderboard.
What are viberank tiers?
Every developer holds a spend tier based on their best submission: Spark ($0+), Ember ($100+), Flame ($1K+), Blaze ($5K+), Inferno ($15K+) and Supernova ($50K+). Tier badges appear on the leaderboard, your profile and your share card — and your profile shows exactly how far you are from the next tier.