/timetracker
Reconstruct what you worked on, confirm the hours yourself
What it does
/as:timetracker answers “what did I actually work on last Tuesday” by reading the dated trail your project already leaves — plans, decisions, meetings, site reports, and tasks.
It reconstructs the activity, shows you what it found, and appends entries to TIMELOG.md after you confirm them.
The line it will not cross
Durations come from you. The skill never infers hours, start and stop times, billing status, or whether a day’s record is complete — activity signals are evidence that work happened, and nothing more than that.
For time that becomes an invoice, that distinction is the whole ballgame.
Install
Claude Desktop:
- Open Customize → Browse plugins
- Click + → Add marketplace from GitHub
- Enter
AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects - Install Architecture Studio
Claude Code (terminal):
claude plugin marketplace add AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects
claude plugin install as@skills-for-architectsUsage
/as:timetrackerAsk for a day or a week — “log my time for Tuesday”, “what did I work on this week” — and confirm the durations it comes back with.