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Check if you started coding before or after AI agents

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    lastgen

    Check if you started coding before or after AI agents.

    License:MIT npm downloads npm version Install size Dependencies

    Claude Code shipped publicly on February 21, 2025. If your earliest verifiable commit is before that date, you get classified as Last Gen. If it's after, AI Native.

    Try it in your browser →

    [!IMPORTANT] This is a novelty tool for fun. It is not a measure of skill or credibility.

    Installation

    npx lastgen <username>

    [!TIP] Requires Node.js 22.18.0+ (uses native TypeScript execution). No build step needed.

    For authenticated requests (5,000 req/hour instead of 60):

    export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_here
    npx lastgen <username>

    Usage

    # Classify a GitHub user
    npx lastgen torvalds
    
    # Save certificate to file
    npx lastgen --json torvalds > proof.json
    
    # Verify a saved certificate
    npx lastgen verify proof.json
    
    # Get a README badge
    npx lastgen --badge torvalds
    
    # JSON output
    npx lastgen --json torvalds
    
    # Launch web UI locally
    npx lastgen serve

    Options

    --token <token>       GitHub personal access token
    --json                Output as JSON
    --badge               Output as README badge markdown
    --port <port>         Port for web UI (default: 3000)
    --no-color            Disable colors
    -h, --help            Show help
    -v, --version         Show version

    Environment

    GITHUB_TOKEN          GitHub token (alternative to --token)
    NO_COLOR              Disable colors (any value)

    Certificate

    Running lastgen <username> generates a certificate like this:

    +----------------------------------------------------+
    |                LASTGEN CERTIFICATE                 |
    +----------------------------------------------------+
    | Certificate  LGC-3476-525342                       |
    | Issued       2026-02-19                            |
    |                                                    |
    | Developer    torvalds (Linus Torvalds)             |
    | Era          Last Generation Coder                 |
    |              Wrote code before AI agents shipped   |
    |                                                    |
    | Proof Commit torvalds/linux                        |
    |              319fc77 Merge tag 'bpf-fixes' of git: |
    |              //git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel |
    |              /git/bpf/bpf                          |
    | Commit Date  2025-02-21                            |
    |                                                    |
    | Hash         sha256:347605d01e5e38124b829c59efc116 |
    |              6bbf97f888429ff65a3cb0d567e3440b61    |
    +----------------------------------------------------+

    Certificates are deterministic - same username always produces the same hash and certificate number.

    README Badge

    npx lastgen --badge <username>

    Outputs shields.io markdown you can paste into your README:

    Last Gen Coder

    Verification

    Saved certificates can be verified against the live GitHub API:

    npx lastgen verify proof.json

    Checks include:

    Check What it does
    Hash integrity Recomputes SHA-256 hash to detect tampering
    Era classification Confirms era matches the proof date
    Proof date Re-derives proof date from commit and account data
    Identity 3-way match: author login, committer login, noreply email
    Repo ownership Reports whether commit is in a self-owned or third-party repo
    GitHub ID Matches commit author ID against certificate
    Commit date Fetches the commit from GitHub and compares dates
    Date consistency Detects forged author dates via author/committer drift
    Root commit Notes if commit has no parents (higher trust)
    GPG signature Notes if commit is cryptographically signed

    License

    MIT


    [!NOTE] This project was built with assistance from LLMs. Human review and guidance provided throughout.