clawdboard_// changelogNew features, fixes, and improvements to clawdboard.
The hourly job that refreshes the leaderboard was briefly taking the data offline while it rebuilt, causing occasional 500 errors on page loads and CLI sync requests near each refresh. It now refreshes in place without blocking reads or writes — the site stays available through every tick.
The Codex legacy-block cleanup now matches only the exact 3-line block we originally wrote, so any [[hooks.*]] sections or top-level `hooks = ...` assignments you added yourself are left untouched.
The Codex auto-sync hook was writing to config.toml with unescaped quotes, which broke Codex's TOML parser and prevented the CLI from starting. It was also using the wrong file — Codex reads hooks from hooks.json, not config.toml. The CLI now writes a valid ~/.codex/hooks.json and sets features.codex_hooks = true in config.toml, and auto-heals any legacy broken block on upgrade. Affected users: run `npx clawdboard@latest setup` (or manually delete the `# clawdboard auto-sync` block from ~/.codex/config.toml first if Codex won't start).
The auto-sync hook was firing on every tool call instead of once per session, causing unnecessary CPU usage — especially with multiple concurrent sessions. This update auto-migrates your hook to the Stop event (fires once when a session ends) with a shell-level debounce. The migration happens automatically on your next sync. If you want to fix it immediately, run: clawdboard setup
The auto-sync hook now detects if clawdboard is globally installed and calls it directly, skipping npm package resolution overhead. Falls back to npx for users without a global install.
clawdboard now tracks usage from OpenCode and Codex CLI alongside Claude Code. Your profile and leaderboard stats automatically break down usage by tool.
Your profile now shows weekly and monthly recap cards with generative visuals — a quick snapshot of your usage patterns, top models, and activity streaks.
You're looking at it. clawdboard now has a changelog so you can keep up with new features and fixes.
New contribute page linked from the footer with ways to get involved — report bugs, request features, submit PRs, or help with translations.
The CLI now uses current pricing for Claude 4.6 and Gemini models, so your cost estimates stay accurate as providers update their rates.
Improved the badge setup wizard for users who don't have a GitHub profile README yet. The wizard now detects this and guides you through creating one before adding your clawdboard badge.
Moved the auto-sync hook from PostToolUse to Stop with shell-level debounce. This prevents redundant syncs during rapid tool calls and reduces unnecessary API traffic.
Team stats cache now invalidates when members join or leave. Previously, the leaderboard could show stale team totals until the next hourly refresh.
New teams are now public by default so they show up on the teams leaderboard immediately. You can still make your team private in team settings.
You can now invite people to your team directly from clawdboard. Invitees get a notification with a one-click join link. Team owners can manage pending invites from team settings.
Single-day chart selections now show a proper bar chart instead of a confusing single-point line. Empty states and hover cursors were also cleaned up.
Users who signed up but haven't synced yet now appear on the leaderboard with zero stats instead of being invisible. This makes it easier to find and invite teammates.
Cache read and creation tokens are now included in total token counts across the leaderboard and team views. Previously only input and output tokens were summed.
Added a custom date range picker to the time filter. Select any start and end date to see usage stats for exactly the period you care about.
clawdboard is now available in English, French, German, and Spanish. The site auto-detects your browser language and you can switch manually from the header.