CLI challenge setup
The CLI downloads the problem statement, starter files, and tests, initializes a git repository, and starts the challenge timer.
Coding challenges that score how developers guide Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.
kodwai is a coding practice platform for developers working with AI agents. You solve timed projects on your own machine, in your usual editor, and receive a score for both the implementation and how you guided the agent.
The challenges cover real engineering tasks, including APIs, frontend interfaces, data pipelines, and distributed systems. Each includes requirements that are easy to overlook. The core purpose is to practice planning, verification, and correction when collaborating with an AI coding agent.
The CLI downloads the problem statement, starter files, and tests, initializes a git repository, and starts the challenge timer.
Scores total 100 points across Direction, Outcome, and Lift. Default weights are 50/35/15; challenges with a dedicated rubric use 45/45/10. Assessment covers agent guidance, delivered code, and improvement over a solo AI.
Scoring signals reference transcripts, commits, and test runs, with a confidence interval. Each scored run highlights up to six consequential moments; when mistakes occur, at least two remain in the feedback.
Challenges include easily missed requirements that test edge-case coverage and whether developers question the agent's implementation.
Public profiles, a leaderboard, weekly leagues, and tiers provide ways to share results and participate in ongoing competition.
Use the 60-minute Bookshelf REST API challenge to build CRUD endpoints, combined filters, validation, persistence, and regression tests with an agent.
Build a searchable product listing with multi-select filters and sorting while practicing component composition, derived state, and accessible interactions.
Attempt the 120-minute Production RAG Service challenge to work through tenant isolation, cost budgets, semantic caching, idempotent ingestion, and an evaluation harness.
Create a free account and install Node.js 20+ and git. Use your own Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex agent. Run npx @kodwai/cli@latest challenge <slug>; the CLI signs you in through the browser if needed.
Running npx @kodwai/cli@latest submit packages your code, git history, test runs, agent transcript, and elapsed time, then sends them for scoring.
Challenges, scores, profiles, and the leaderboard are free for developers. You use the AI coding agent you already pay for.
The full problem statement becomes available when you start the challenge. Public challenge pages show the topic, difficulty, time limit, and a summary beforehand.
Traffic data is for reference only.
opaline.so
Opaline provides team-wide analytics for Claude Code and Codex sessions, tracking token costs, time, and skill usage at the message level. Teams can review organization-wide activity and detailed session traces to understand coding-agent adoption and usage patterns.
mobilebuilds.app
Mobile Builds is a native app for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro that lets Apple-platform developers monitor and manage Xcode Cloud runs. It provides run status and history, build controls, workflow editing, and optional access for Xcode and Claude Code through a local read-only MCP server.