DevGlobe plugin
DevGlobe extensions for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and IDEs: coding time and a live marker on a 3D globe
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Extended access
Why this level
- Sends language, repository address, branch and file path to an external service and your marker is publicly visible on the globe
- The API key is stored in a local file or the system keychain
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add plugins/devglobeDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Sends language, repository address, branch and file path to an external service and your marker is publicly visible on the globe
- The API key is stored in a local file or the system keychain
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What it does
DevGlobe is a free platform for developer metrics and time tracking: while you code, your marker appears on the 3D globe at devglobe.app and you get a public profile with projects, streaks and languages. The repository holds extensions for VS Code, Visual Studio, all JetBrains IDEs, Zed, NeoVim and the Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode agents. To connect, sign in at devglobe.app with GitHub, X or Google, copy the API key from profile settings and paste it into the extension. The extension sends a heartbeat every 30 seconds while you type, pauses after a minute without input, and after 15 minutes of inactivity your marker leaves the globe. The Claude Code plugin has /devglobe:setup with the key and /devglobe:status for a profile message. What goes to DevGlobe: programming language, editor and OS name, coding time, the origin URL of the current repository, the branch and the file path relative to the repository root. Source code and keystrokes are never sent, and some fields can be hidden in ~/.devglobe/config.toml.
Who it is for. Developers who want to track coding time, show a public profile and appear on a shared map of active programmers.
Good fit when
- You want coding time stats by language and project straight from Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode
- A profile with GitHub, X and project links should be a public page
- You want to see who is coding right now and in which language and open profiles
- You need unified activity tracking across several IDEs: VS Code, JetBrains, Zed and NeoVim
Not a fit when
- You work on a private project: the repository URL, branch and file path go to the service unless hidden with flags
- You want fully local stats with no service: data is sent to devglobe.app
- You want to hide the fact of working: your marker is visible on the globe while you code unless anonymous mode is enabled on the site
Example request
/devglobe:status Working on the payment moduleLimitations
The extension sends data to devglobe.app over HTTPS, and globe visibility, anonymous mode and repository sharing are set on the site and the extension does not hold these settings. ~/.devglobe/config.toml holds the API key and the local flags hide_file_names, hide_branch_names and hide_project_names; for Zed, NeoVim, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode the key is stored in this file with owner-only permissions. Check the PRIVACY.md policy before enabling it in work repositories with someone else's code.
How to disable. For Claude Code run /plugin uninstall devglobe. For OpenCode remove opencode-devglobe from opencode.json and for Codex delete the skill. Then delete ~/.devglobe/config.toml and revoke the key in the site's profile settings.
FAQ
What data goes to DevGlobe?
Programming language, editor and OS, coding time per heartbeat, the origin URL of the current repository, the branch, the file path relative to the repository root and a status message if you set one.
What is never sent?
Source code, file contents, keystrokes, files outside a git repository, commit messages, environment variables and SSH keys. Network traffic uses HTTPS with no telemetry and no third-party trackers.
How do I hide file and project names?
In ~/.devglobe/config.toml set hide_file_names, hide_branch_names or hide_project_names under the privacy section. Hiding the project implies hiding the branch. Globe visibility is managed on devglobe.app.
How do I install it for Codex and OpenCode?
For Codex with $skill-installer --repo Nako0/devglobe-extension --path codex-plugin and a restart. For OpenCode add the opencode-devglobe plugin to opencode.json and it installs through npm at startup.
When does the marker leave the globe?
A heartbeat goes every 30 seconds while you type and pauses after a minute without input. After 15 minutes of inactivity the marker disappears from the globe.
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README in short
The README explains the platform idea, a three-step quick start and the API key, then sections per editor and agent with installation and commands, a detailed privacy section (what is sent and what is not, local flags, key storage), troubleshooting and contribution rules.