Get your trading card based on your CC & codex usage
Rudel now turns your Claude Code & Codex sessions into a trading card with an archetype based on your pattern. Based on session shape, token usage, model mix, repo breadth, cost intensity, output signals, errors, and patterns. Free, open source, and self-hostable.
we built rudel because we were using claude code / codex every day, but had no idea what was actually happening across sessions.
which sessions worked? which ones got abandoned? where were tokens going? were we getting better, or just spending more?
we launched a month ago and had great reception.
so we tried something more fun: spotify wrapped x fifa ultimate team cards for claude code and codex.
upload your sessions, and rudel gives you your ai coder card.
some examples:
roadrunner: fast, frequent, high-output sessions tourist: light usage, lots of starts, low commitment company card: high intensity, high spend, meh output maniac: broad, consistent, intense usage across repos adhd brain (me): lots of repos, mid to low throughput across
and 4 more...
the classifier runs on derived metadata like duration, token counts, model mix, repo count, and commit signals.
free and open source.
would love feedback on the cards, the archetypes, and what else you’d want to understand about your claude code / codex usage.
cheers!
About Claude Code & Codex Usage Trading Cards by Rudel on Product Hunt
“Get your trading card based on your CC & codex usage”
Claude Code & Codex Usage Trading Cards by Rudel launched on Product Hunt on May 4th, 2026 and earned 172 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #5 on the daily leaderboard. Rudel now turns your Claude Code & Codex sessions into a trading card with an archetype based on your pattern. Based on session shape, token usage, model mix, repo breadth, cost intensity, output signals, errors, and patterns. Free, open source, and self-hostable.
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hey all!
we built rudel because we were using claude code / codex every day, but had no idea what was actually happening across sessions.
which sessions worked?
which ones got abandoned?
where were tokens going?
were we getting better, or just spending more?
we launched a month ago and had great reception.
so we tried something more fun: spotify wrapped x fifa ultimate team cards for claude code and codex.
upload your sessions, and rudel gives you your ai coder card.
some examples:
roadrunner: fast, frequent, high-output sessions
tourist: light usage, lots of starts, low commitment
company card: high intensity, high spend, meh output
maniac: broad, consistent, intense usage across repos
adhd brain (me): lots of repos, mid to low throughput across
and 4 more...
the classifier runs on derived metadata like duration, token counts, model mix, repo count, and commit signals.
free and open source.
would love feedback on the cards, the archetypes, and what else you’d want to understand about your claude code / codex usage.
cheers!