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Claude Wrapped: Terminal Tool for Comparing Claude Code Usage with Global Statistics

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dboon

5mo ago· 7 min readen

Summary

Claude Wrapped is a terminal-based tool that allows users to compare their Claude Code usage statistics with global data. The tool features a 3D-rendered Santa Claude character created using WebAssembly (WASM) technology. It works by extracting usage data from the user's local Claude stats cache, uploading it to a cloud SQLite database, and displaying comparative analytics. The core technical achievement is a raymarcher written in C that renders Signed Distance Function (SDF) scenes with lighting, compiled to WASM and packaged in a Bun executable for terminal display.

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Run to compare your Claude Code usage against the rest of the world while enjoying a spirited holiday Santa Claude rendered in fully lit 3D in your terminal with the power of WASM.
I wrote a raymarcher that can render scenes of SDF functions and lights in plain C, compiled it with WASM, jammed it all into a Bun executable that grabs your ~/.claude/stats-cache.json, uploads it to a SQLite database on The Cloud so you can see how your Claude Code usage stacks up with the rest of the world.
You can see the aforementioned raymarched Claude above, o
cpu-destroying wasm claude
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Run to compare your Claude Code usage against the rest of the world while enjoying a spirited holiday Santa Claude rendered in fully lit 3D in your terminal with the power of WASM.

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