Productivity

Productivity is the output side of the picture: the code you actually shipped through Claude Code over a date range — lines changed, commits, and pull requests — plus the languages you worked in. It shows your own edits and commits only, and it’s the counterpart to Activity, which covers how you spent your time.

The five tiles

Each headline number covers the range you pick:

• Lines Added — lines of code added.
• Lines Removed — lines of code deleted.
• Net Lines — added minus removed, so a big refactor that deletes about as much as it adds reads near zero.
• Commits — git commits made.
• Pull Requests — pull requests opened.

The charts

• Lines of Code Over Time — additions and deletions per bucket (day, week, or month), so you can see the shape of your output.
• Commits Over Time and Pull Requests Over Time — the same, for commits and pull requests.
• Programming Languages — your top eight languages by edit count, with an “and N more” note when there are others.

Reading it

Pick a date range (last 28 days by default) and a day / week / month granularity; the info button explains each metric. Days with no activity are still drawn rather than left as gaps in the chart. Before any output has been captured, the page points you to Setup instead of showing empty charts.