Surprising screenshot - Most token usage is non-coders (openrouter ranking)

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OpenRouter usage stats show 6 of the top 10 "coding agent" apps are actually used by non-coders, suggesting broader adoption beyond developers.

Just browsing this page and was shocked to see this. \- 6 out of the top 10 coding agent apps are non-coding. \- Opencode is not even top 10 I know some folks use Hermes for coding. Would be happy to be corrected if hermes and openclaw have become coding replacements for opencode.
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