
Kiro Stats
I built Kiro Stat, a Kiro IDE extension that turns local coding activity into a clean developer profile with stats, streaks, model usage, and optional leaderboard sharing.
Series: Kiro Projects (4 articles)
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Let’s see your Kiro Stat card 👀
I built Kiro Stat — a local profile dashboard for developers using Kiro.
The website shows you how to install the extension in Kiro, generate your profile card, and optionally submit your stats to the leaderboard.
You can also install it directly from Open VSX here: https://open-vsx.org/extension/jagatees/kiro-stat
The Inspiration
I have been experimenting a lot with Kiro, and I wanted a better way to understand my own builder activity inside the IDE.
If we spend hours building with AI, agents, tools, commits, and local projects, that activity should be visible in a clean and useful way.
What Kiro Stat Shows
Kiro Stat turns your local Kiro activity into a profile view inside the activity bar.
It shows things like:
- Kiro launches in the last 30 days
- Local session count
- Estimated token usage and credits used
- Current and longest activity streaks
- Most-used AI models
- Top workspace languages
- Active days and peak activity day
- Prompt vs generated token breakdown
- Tools used during Kiro sessions
- Setup visibility for hooks, powers, extensions, errors, and warnings
Privacy First
Kiro Stat keeps everything local by default.
The public leaderboard is optional. If you turn on Public mode, it only sends aggregate stats like display name, handle, tokens, credits, streaks, sessions, and active days.
No raw session files or private identifiers are published.
Share Your Card
Kiro Stat also includes a PNG share card generator, so you can share your profile with your team, community, or social media.
Try it out, generate your Kiro Stat card, and drop it in the comments below 👇
Website / Leaderboard: https://kiro-profile-leaderboard-brown.vercel.app/
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Series: Kiro Projects (4 articles)
- 1Kiro Stats This article
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