Pelago
An open-source visualization tool that reads usage history from Claude Code and Codex and maps data such as projects, token consumption, sessions and prompts into a pixel-art world of floating islands. It runs entirely locally.
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Pelago is an open-source project that reads Claude Code and Codex usage history and maps it into a floating-island pixel world, released under the MIT license, a single HTML file, 100% locally run, requiring no account registration and uploading no data.
Pelago was developed by the developer Mikebouskila during the time spent waiting for AI agents to complete tasks.
Pelago maps each project to an island, token consumption determines island size, the number of sessions translates into the number of houses, the number of prompts determines tree density, and abandoned projects get covered in snow.
Pelago comes with collectible relics, a Spotify Wrapped-like annual review, and a personality title generated based on coding style.
The coding personality title that the author Mikebouskila himself got from using Pelago is The Devoted Harbormaster.
The data Pelago processes includes project names, question content, and code snippets, and may even contain keys or business-sensitive information, so a local-first design is a basic threshold.
Pelago's complete way of running is to generate a single HTML file via one prompt, running entirely locally, with no backend service, no data collection, and no login step.
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Pelago is an open-source project that reads Claude Code and Codex usage history and maps it into a floating-island pixel world, released under the MIT license, a single HTML file, 100% locally run, requiring no account registration and uploading no data.
50%UnverifiedPelago was developed by the developer Mikebouskila during the time spent waiting for AI agents to complete tasks.
50%UnverifiedPelago maps each project to an island, token consumption determines island size, the number of sessions translates into the number of houses, the number of prompts determines tree density, and abandoned projects get covered in snow.
50%UnverifiedPelago comes with collectible relics, a Spotify Wrapped-like annual review, and a personality title generated based on coding style.
50%UnverifiedThe coding personality title that the author Mikebouskila himself got from using Pelago is The Devoted Harbormaster.
50%UnverifiedThe data Pelago processes includes project names, question content, and code snippets, and may even contain keys or business-sensitive information, so a local-first design is a basic threshold.
50%UnverifiedPelago's complete way of running is to generate a single HTML file via one prompt, running entirely locally, with no backend service, no data collection, and no login step.
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