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Git Timelog — Git skill for Claude Code

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Task and time tracking for agentic coding.

How to install Git Timelog

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open tmtony98/git-timelog and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Git Timelog does

Task and time tracking for agentic coding. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor sessions and git branches become tasks with hours filled in. Local, no account.

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README

git timelog

**Task and time tracking for agentic coding. You never press start.**

Every coding-agent session and every git branch becomes a task, with its hours filled in for you.

Ask your agent something (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor) and the task starts.
It creates a branch, and the work and the research before it land on that branch's card.
The PR merges, and the task moves to done.

A local dashboard shows every project, task and hour, and your daily standup note is written for you (automatically each weekday evening on Linux). It runs on your machine: no account, no cloud, nothing to `pip install`.

![Dashboard: project tabs, task board with hours per branch](docs/dashboard.jpg)

![Hours per day and activity feed](docs/chart.jpg)

Why

Time trackers like Clockify or Toggl only work if you remember to press start. Developers already leave a precise trail of what they worked on and when: it's called git. `git timelog` reads that trail.

Zero effort. Git hooks record branch switches, commits and merges as they happen.
Coding-agent sessions count too. With one hook, every Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Cursor session is tracked from its first prompt, including research that never touches a branch.
Branches are tasks. feat/login shows up on the board the first time you touch it. When it's merged (merge commit or fast-forward), the task moves to done.
One dashboard, many projects. Each project gets its own tab with its own board, totals, chart and activity feed. Group several repos into one project if you like.
Private. Everything stays in a SQLite file on your machine.
Tiny. One Python file, standard library only. Nothing to pip install.
No background process. On Linux, systemd holds the port and starts the dashboard only when you open it; it exits after 10 idle minutes.
Daily standup notes. A Markdown note per day (Obsidian-friendly) with what you committed, h