GitHub-style activity heatmap for your AI development sessions.
Reads ~/ops/proof-log/YYYY-MM-DD.md files and generates a beautiful standalone HTML heatmap — like GitHub's contribution graph but for Claude Code sessions.
Live Demo → (synthetic example data)
![screenshot preview: dark green heatmap grid showing 52 weeks of AI activity]
# Generate heatmap (outputs HTML to stdout)
npx cc-heatmap > heatmap.html
# Open directly in browser
npx cc-heatmap --open
# Last 26 weeks
npx cc-heatmap --weeks 26
# Write to file
npx cc-heatmap --out ~/Desktop/my-heatmap.html- GitHub-style 52-week grid — each cell = one day, color = hours of AI activity
- Stats strip — total hours, active days, longest streak, current streak
- Hover tooltips — date + hours + top project for each day
- Month labels across the top
| Color | Activity |
|---|---|
| Dark gray | No activity |
| Light green | < 30 min |
| Green | 30 min – 2h |
| Bright green | 2h – 4h |
| Neon green | 4h+ |
- Node.js 18+
~/ops/proof-log/YYYY-MM-DD.mdfiles (from proof-log)
--weeks N Number of weeks to show (default: 52)
--dir PATH Proof-log directory (default: ~/ops/proof-log)
--out PATH Write to file instead of stdout
--open Write to /tmp and open in browser
One of 36 free tools for understanding your Claude Code usage. → yurukusa.github.io/cc-toolkit
MIT