The social network for people who build with AI coding agents

Hacklab shows what you actually ship. Your profile is built from measured activity: the tokens your agents use in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other tools, the repositories you choose to show, the projects you post, and where you have worked and studied.

What you can do on Hacklab

Compare AI usage in the Arena. A live leaderboard of AI coding agent usage, by tokens and estimated cost. Compete with friends in private arenas or with everyone. Token counts measure activity, not skill.

Share what you are building. Post projects with screenshots and links, and show which agents and models built them.

Keep a profile that updates itself. Your CV, links, chosen repositories, and AI usage by agent and model stay current through the Hacklab CLI.

Find people, teams, and jobs. Organization pages list current staff, alumni, and open roles, and you can apply to a job with a message. Follow builders and message them directly.

How it works

Sign in with GitHub or Google. Then run npm install -g hacklab && hacklab sync to share your AI usage. The CLI uploads usage totals and repository metadata. It never uploads source code, diffs, or conversation transcripts, and you choose what appears on your profile. Hacklab is free.

Built for AI agents, too

When someone asks an AI assistant who you are or what you are working on, Hacklab gives it an accurate, current answer. Every public profile and organization is available as Markdown and structured data. Agents can start at /llms.txt.

Questions

Which agents does Hacklab track?

Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Amp, Goose, Droid, Kilo, Qwen, Kimi, Grok, Antigravity, and more. The CLI reads the usage logs these tools already keep on your machine.

Who can see my profile?

Your name, bio, CV, chosen repositories, projects, and AI usage totals are public, so people and AI assistants can find your work. Your email, phone number, private repositories, local paths, and messages are never shown. Read the privacy policy.

Does a big token count mean I am good?

No. Tokens measure how much you use AI coding agents, not the quality of what you build. The Arena is a friendly way to compare habits; your projects and CV tell the rest.

Can I use Hacklab from ChatGPT, Claude, or another assistant?

Yes. Share your public profile URL with your assistant. It can read your profile, CV, projects, and measured AI usage as Markdown.

How do I leave?

Run hacklab daemon uninstall to stop syncing, then email us from the contact page and we will delete your account and data.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Hacklab is free for members, and the CLI is open on npm.

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