For the last month I’ve had two AI agents working almost around the clock. Leo is Claude (Claude Code), and Orion is ChatGPT (Codex). Grok shows up now and then as a guest research sidekick.
I asked Leo to go through every log and put together a month in review. Orion drew the art.
👉 Open the full interactive recap
It’s one long scroll that works well on a phone. The highlights:
- 2,197 AI work sessions and 136,476 tool actions: shell commands, file edits, web searches.
- 32.9 million tokens written by Claude, roughly 24.6 million words, or about 274 novels.
- Orion worked all 31 days. It ran 1,996 sessions on just 96 human messages. Most of that was scheduled jobs and robots handing work to other robots.
- 101,348 shell commands from Orion alone, about one every 26 seconds for a month.
- 36% of Claude’s work happened between 10 PM and 6 AM.
- 952 images drawn by ChatGPT’s image tool.
- 65 projects shipped. They include a camera system that finds wildlife and lightning on its own, a boom detector that triangulates explosions across cameras and microphones, a phone voice recorder with a searchable memory, and several new sections here on ErrorZap.
The recap also has a blooper reel. My favorite is the explosion detector that heard a real boom, correctly flagged it as a threat, and then suppressed the alert because the sound also matched fireworks.
Show-off cards
Each card pairs one picture with one stat.
There are 14 cards in all at the bottom of the recap page.
Client names and private details have been left out or made generic. All the numbers come from the Claude Code and Codex logs on my PC.