ccrank — Claude Code Developer Leaderboard

Ranked by what you BUILD, not what you spend.

Other leaderboards rank you by token consumption. ccrank measures your real developer output — commits shipped, lines of code, efficiency per token, consistency — and ranks you against every Claude Code developer on the planet.

Quick Start

npx ccrank

That's it. The CLI:

1. Scans your git repos for commits, lines, files created
2. Reads Claude Code usage data from ~/.claude/
3. Calculates your score across 4 dimensions
4. Submits to the global leaderboard

The Score

Your score (0-1000) is based on:

Dimension	Weight	What it measures
Velocity	25%	Commits shipped per active day
Efficiency	30%	Lines of code per token consumed
Impact	25%	Scope: files created, repos, languages
Consistency	20%	Active coding days + streak

Efficiency is weighted highest — we reward developers who get MORE done with LESS tokens.

Tiers

Tier	Percentile
Legendary	Top 1%
Diamond	Top 5%
Platinum	Top 15%
Gold	Top 30%
Silver	Top 60%
Bronze	Everyone else

CLI Options

npx ccrank                    # Analyze last 30 days (default)
npx ccrank --period 7         # Last 7 days
npx ccrank --period all       # All time
npx ccrank --dry-run          # Calculate score without submitting
npx ccrank --repos ~/projects # Scan specific directory
npx ccrank --verbose          # Show debug info

Self-hosting

1. Clone the repo
2. Copy .env.example to .env and fill in:
   • PostgreSQL connection string (Neon free tier works great)
   • GitHub OAuth app credentials
   • NextAuth secret
3. Run:

   npm install
   npx prisma db push
   npm run dev

How it's different from Viberank / CCgather

	ccrank	Viberank	CCgather
Measures	What you built	Tokens spent	Tokens spent
Score based on	Commits, lines, efficiency	Token count	Token count
Rewards	Efficiency (less tokens = better)	More spending	More spending
Git analysis	Yes	No	No

Tech Stack

• Frontend: Next.js 15, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion
• Database: PostgreSQL via Prisma
• Auth: NextAuth v5 with GitHub OAuth
• CLI: Pure Node.js, zero dependencies

License

MIT