AI Class by Kanary
Product Hunt Kenn Ejima
AI Class looks at 30 days of Codex and Claude Code logs and turns you into an RPG class. It keeps the raw conversations on your machine and only sends totals.
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AI Class launched today with a simple hook: feed it a month of your Codex and Claude Code activity, and it hands back an RPG-style class. Knight. Ninja. Alchemist. Guild Master. There are 16 in all, and the point is less fantasy than self-mirroring.
The product doesn’t stop at a label. It breaks your coding habits into six stats: volume, autonomy, chat length, context size, cache reuse, and parallelism. That makes the whole thing feel less like a novelty badge and more like a profile of how someone actually works inside these agents.
The setup is deliberately lightweight. You paste one prompt into your agent, it aggregates the logs locally, and only totals are sent out. Conversations, prompts, and project names stay on your machine. For a product built around reading your workflow, that privacy boundary is the whole pitch.
It is also free, with no install, and the card apparently shows up in about a minute. That’s a pretty aggressive turnaround for a tool that is peeking into a month of work history, even if only to turn it into something a little more flattering than a spreadsheet.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI vanity project: harmless, oddly useful, and honest about what it is. The real tell is the local aggregation, because nobody wants a “personality test” for their coding logs that quietly vacuums up everything else too. The industry could use more of this and less of the usual trust-me-bro telemetry.
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