According to
@WakaTime, I use AI to write 83% of my code these days, and recently used it to redesign the
@WakaTime dashboards for devs and dev teams, with a new focus on AI metrics instead of time.
I used
#Codex 60% of the time and
#Claude 40% of the time, switching between the two when hitting their rate limits or when one model got stuck. Yes, they didn't always do things correctly and sometimes introduced security bugs, but thankfully I code reviewed everything, paying very close attention to the backend changes so I noticed when it left PII exposed in the API, made incorrect assumptions in business logic, or just introduced random bugs.
Having a different session code review the AI changes before committing helped, but not as much as I thought it would.
The new feature I'm most proud of: Cost by Agent
It shows your "real" cost by token usage for all AI agents you use so you can see if you're using the full value out of your Claude/Codex/Cursor subscription.