Drawn in your browser · nothing uploaded

Your card, ready to post.

The card comped prints in your terminal, as a picture. Type the handle you posted under and it draws your row off the board, or open the link comped printed for you, which carries your numbers in the part of the URL browsers never send to a server. Either way it renders here, on your machine, and downloads as a PNG you can attach to a post.

Type a handle, or open the link comped printed.

Nothing is uploaded. Drawing your card off the board is one read of /api/leaderboard, the same public list the leaderboard page shows. The link comped prints keeps your numbers after the #, and browsers never send that part to a server.
Same numbers as your row. The card carries exactly the fields the leaderboard already has: score, tier, the full-price total, the plan it was scored against, which AIs and tools were found, the window, and cache-read share. Here is that list.
No handle yet? One line gets you on the board, about ten seconds, no account. comped prints this card in your terminal at the end, along with the link that opens it here.

Haven't run it yet? That's the ten seconds.

It reads your AI tools' logs on your own computer, prints your card, and posts just the score. Add handle=yourname to claim a name.

$ curl -fsSL https://gotcomped.com/comped.sh | sh

Windows, or no shell? npx comped does the same thing. What exactly gets sent: the privacy section.