Prompt Warrior

Your AI agent's logs are hiding a character sheet. We found it.

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Prompt Warrior is an agent skill that reads your local session logs — Claude Code out of the box; Codex CLI, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Copilot via documented log formats — and turns them into something between a psychological profile and an RPG character sheet: real numbers on a fixed scale, a title you didn't choose but absolutely deserve, and achievements you've been grinding for months without knowing it. Runs 100% locally on stdlib Python — nothing ever leaves your machine.

• You love achievements, damn it. 74 of them, common to legendary, Steam-style cards with rarity colors and hover-to-reveal unlock conditions. You already earned some of them — you just haven't been told yet.
• You'll finally learn who you are. Not "a developer" — a Furious Terminal Commander, level 90, "The Iron Fist". Class comes from your harness, race from your favorite model: a Claude Code Warrior riding a Mighty Opus.
• The AI writes your chronicle. A short grimoire-flavored biography composed from your actual behavior. It's weirdly accurate and slightly uncomfortable. In a good way.
• Numbers nobody else will show you. Your werewolf index (night profanity vs day), session boiling point (how many messages until the first flare-up), double-texting rate, subagent armies spawned, the exact hour you are most dangerous.
• A fixed scale means bragging rights. Formulas are frozen (SCALE). Same math for everyone — swap cards with a friend and settle who's the real Tyrant.
• It roasts you with receipts. Strengths and weaknesses derived strictly from your own metrics, every advice backed by a cited study — debunked prompting myths listed too (sources.md).
• Your monster evolves. A deterministic creature is assembled offline from your title (optional robohash package, zero network) — change your ways, change your monster.
• 100% local and private. stdlib-only Python, zero dependencies, no API keys, no network calls. Your logs, your machine — your shame stays yours.

…and 68 more, from Sprinter to Lord of Legions. Conditions are honest, thresholds are frozen, nobody gets one for free.

• Title & identity — epithet + rank + level, class and race, monster avatar
• Warrior's Chronicle — the LLM-written mini-biography
• Message volume, top imperatives, tone markers — how you actually talk
• Hours & days of week — when you actually work
• Six gauges — Rage, Warmth, Rigor, Nocturnality, Impatience, Cache Thrift
• Economy & arsenal — tokens burned (deduplicated like ccusage), cache efficiency, tool roles (Operator / Surgeon / Archaeologist / Puppeteer), MCP fleet, file extensions you actually touch, most expensive sessions
• Battle habits — 12 deep-cut signals from interruptions to RU/EN code-switching
• Signature vocabulary — the words that are unmistakably yours
• Strong & weak — with a fix and a source for every weakness
• Progress between visits — come back in a week: new achievements, level-ups, metric shifts. That's the share-worthy moment.

Everything ships in both RU and EN, symmetrically — the card speaks your language. Cross-harness aware: session-log formats for Codex CLI, OpenCode, Gemini CLI and Copilot are documented in references/harnesses.md.

The same card renders as a live widget right in the chat — with an "Open HTML card" button, hover unlock conditions and the achievements accordion:

The lazy way — one message. Paste this into Claude Code and it installs and runs everything by itself:

Install the Prompt Warrior skill and run it end to end.

Install: git clone https://github.com/timoncool/prompt-warrior into YOUR OWN
skills directory, named prompt-warrior (for Claude Code that is
~/.claude/skills/; other harnesses — wherever your skills live).

Then follow the installed skill's SKILL.md as a regular user: all-time profile,
HTML card + open it in the browser, inline widget, profile breakdown and
recommendations. Don't invent anything beyond the skill.

Or step by step:

1. Clone

   git clone https://github.com/timoncool/prompt-warrior ~/.claude/skills/prompt-warrior

   Windows (PowerShell):

   git clone https://github.com/timoncool/prompt-warrior "$env:USERPROFILE\.claude\skills\prompt-warrior"

   or install as a plugin:

   /plugin marketplace add timoncool/prompt-warrior
   /plugin install prompt-warrior@prompt-warrior
   

2. Ask Claude Code

   /prompt-warrior
   

   or just say: "build my prompt warrior profile".

3. Get your card — an inline widget plus a self-contained ai-profile.html you can open, screenshot and share.

• "build my prompt warrior profile" — all-time profile
• "my prompt profile for the last week" — last 7 days
• "профиль за июнь" — exact date range
• "profile for project X" — a single project (--project)
• The period is always your choice; the skill never picks one silently.
• No browser, no widget? The card falls back to plain text right in the console.

Under the hood: scripts/analyze.py reads ~/.claude/projects JSONL logs (read-only), deduplicates your messages, computes metrics and writes profile.json; Claude authors only the chronicle and the strengths/weaknesses picks (content.json), and scripts/render.py builds the whole card from them — the model never hand-writes HTML or reads SVG.

• SCALE — frozen formulas
• Ranks, epithets, achievements
• Metric-triggered recommendations
• Evidence base with verification verdicts

• Nerual Dreming — Telegram | neuro-cartel.com | ArtGeneration.me

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Code: MIT. Achievement, section and emblem icons: game-icons.net authors, CC-BY-3.0 (attribution). Monster art (set2) by Hrvoje Novakovic, CC-BY-3.0, assembled locally by the MIT-licensed robohash package.