Internal leaderboard shows how teams actually use an AI coding system
charlieholtz · x · 2026-07-24
A quoted prompt asks to “Post the skill-user leaderboard”, and the attached image answers with a ranking table showing people, total uses, sessions, and top skills.
The leaderboard includes examples like Kaden Hyatt with 643 uses and 325 sessions, Tywen Kelly with 515 uses, and Charlie Holtz with 382 uses. The table highlights which skills each person uses most, such as create-pr, systematic-debugging, babysit, and typescript-style, making it a concrete snapshot of how an AI coding system is being used internally.
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