A local-first tool logs Claude Code and Codex use to build a portable AI résumé
OGMYT · reddit · 2026-07-24
A builder is testing whether locally measured AI activity can become a portable professional credential.
The system records Claude Code and Codex usage locally, then creates a signed public profile without exposing prompts, responses, source code, or file paths. The design is deliberately conservative: token volume is not treated as proof of skill, identity and outcomes are still unverified until separately confirmed, users preview the full payload, host their own signed snapshot, and verification happens in the browser. The author is looking for technical users and criticism on whether AI activity is meaningful enough to support professional identity.
Links include a sample profile, a technical-alpha join page, and an open-source collector on GitHub.
Related event: QIRA Turns AI Usage Into a Verifiable Resume(2 posts)→
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