AIQ Rank — Claude Code plugin

Analyse your Claude Code transcripts to compute and share your AI proficiency score.

Profiles, leaderboards, and groups live at https://www.aiqrank.com.

Install

/plugin marketplace add aiqrank/plugin
/plugin install aiqrank

Then run /aiqrank to get started.

Cowork users

AIQ Rank can't run from inside Cowork — the chat sandbox (and scheduled tasks) can't reach your transcript files on the host. Install Claude Code (the CLI in Terminal, or the Code tab in Claude Desktop) and run /aiqrank there. It scans both your Claude Code and Cowork activity in a single pass.

Full instructions: https://www.aiqrank.com/setup

Supported tools

The plugin scans and scores activity from all of these tools in a single run:

• Claude Code (interactive sessions)
• Claude Cowork (autonomous local-agent-mode sessions)
• OpenAI Codex (CLI rollouts under ~/.codex/)
• Cursor (local SQLite store at ~/Library/Application Support/Cursor/...)
• OpenCode (local SQLite store at ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db)
• Pi (local JSONL sessions under ~/.pi/agent/sessions or Pi's configured session root)

Each tool gets its own per-tool leaderboard chip and profile tab. The All-tools aggregate combines the seven cross-tool dimensions into a single headline score.

How it works

1. You run /aiqrank. The plugin opens a browser tab to aiqrank.com/pair?session=....
2. You sign in with Google or an 8-digit email code.
3. The plugin scans supported local coding-agent history from the last 30 days, bucketing activity by calendar day.
4. You see exactly what data will be transmitted, and confirm before anything leaves your machine.
5. The server stores per-day records and computes your tier/score from the 30-day rollup. Subsequent runs only upload days the server doesn't yet have.
6. Your profile appears at aiqrank.com/@username — with a 30-day activity sparkline.

Privacy

Scores are computed on the server from per-day metric counts the plugin sends. The server only ever receives the per-day metric summary (tool / skill / MCP / agent names with counts) — never conversation content, code, prompts, or file contents.

License

Elastic License 2.0 (ELv2) — source available, but you may not offer this software as a hosted or managed service.

This project has been licensed under Elastic License 2.0 (ELv2) since its first formal license. Prior commits listed "MIT" informally but no MIT LICENSE file was ever published.