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Overview

The oobo card command generates a shareable developer stats card that showcases your AI tool usage across all projects. The card includes sessions, tokens, models, AI code percentage, and commit profile — without any project names or private data.

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Usage

oobo card [OPTIONS]

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Options

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--out
string
Save markdown to a custom file path (default: oobo-card.md)
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--agent
boolean
Output as JSON for machine parsing

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Examples

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Generate and save card

oobo card
This saves the card to oobo-card.md in the current directory.

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Save to custom path

oobo card --out ~/dev-card.md

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JSON output for agents

oobo card --agent
Returns: 
{
  "status": "ok",
  "card_path": "/home/user/oobo-card.md",
  "stats": {
    "total_sessions": 142,
    "total_tokens": 1847293,
    "ai_code_percentage": 67.3,
    "top_model": "claude-sonnet-4-20250514",
    "tools_used": ["cursor", "claude", "opencode"],
    "commits": {
      "agent": 23,
      "assisted": 89,
      "human": 15
    }
  }
}

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Card Contents

The generated card includes:
  • Total sessions across all AI tools
  • Token usage (input, output, cache)
  • Models used and most-used model
  • AI code percentage (lines written by AI vs human)
  • Commit profile (agent, assisted, human breakdown)
  • Tools used (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.)
  • Time period covered
The card contains no project names or private data — it’s safe to share publicly on your GitHub profile, resume, or portfolio.

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Use Cases

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GitHub Profile README

Add your developer card to your GitHub profile README to showcase your AI-first development workflow: 
oobo card --out ~/github-profile/dev-card.md

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Portfolio or Resume

Include your AI tool usage statistics when applying for roles that value AI-assisted development: 
oobo card --out ~/portfolio/ai-stats.md

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Team Analytics

Export cards for team members to understand AI adoption across the team: 
oobo card --agent | jq '.stats'

Stats

Detailed token analytics and attribution

Sources

Data source status and coverage

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