Purpose of Kodwai
Kodwai is used to measure how developers collaborate with AI programming assistants (Claude Code and Cursor) in real programming challenges. Its core focus is not simply whether a problem is solved correctly, but the level of "collaboration with AI," and it provides a quantitative score.
Main capabilities
According to the available materials, Kodwai can score the collaboration process between developers and Claude Code and Cursor. Scoring is oriented toward real programming challenge scenarios, meaning the problems come from actual coding tasks rather than abstract tests.
How to use
Users complete programming challenges in their own terminal. Kodwai's command-line tool (CLI) captures that problem-solving session and generates a score based on the captured content. The entire process takes place within the local terminal, with no need to leave your own development environment.
Use cases
Suitable for developers who want to understand their own level of AI-assisted programming collaboration, or for situations where there is a need to compare the collaboration efficiency of different people in using Claude Code and Cursor. Because scoring is centered on real challenges, it can be used for practice, self-assessment, or as a reference for capability evaluation within a team.
Limitations and missing information
The materials do not explain the scoring dimensions, score ranges and levels, challenge question bank content, CLI installation and run commands, supported terminal environments, whether account login is required, whether there is a fee and pricing, or the presentation format and uses of the scoring results. The above content is not currently provided and cannot be confirmed.
