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@devclocked/cli

v2.8.3

Published

DevClocked CLI - Terminal time tracking for developers

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sketchymediasketchymedia

Keywords

devclockedtime-trackingcliterminaldeveloper-toolsproductivity

Readme

DevClocked CLI

Terminal time tracking for developers. Track your terminal activity without logging commands.

Installation

npm install -g @devclocked/cli

Running Codex or Claude Code on an SSH server? Follow the remote hosting guide, including the complete Hetzner example.

Usage

Login

Authenticate with your DevClocked API key:

devclocked login

Get your API key from: https://app.devclocked.com/settings

Start Tracking

Start a tracked terminal session:

devclocked session

This spawns a wrapped shell that tracks activity timing. Type exit to end the session.

Check Status

View your current tracking status:

devclocked status

Flush Queue

Force-send any pending ticks:

devclocked flush

Sync agent runs

Sync completed Claude Code and Codex runs from their local transcript stores:

devclocked agent-runs sync
devclocked agent-runs sync --dry-run
devclocked agent-runs sync --runtime codex --file /absolute/path/to/rollout.jsonl

--file requires --runtime and an absolute path. The CLI resolves symlinks and refuses files outside the selected runtime store. --dry-run parses and prints aggregate counts without authenticating or uploading.

Logout

Clear your credentials:

devclocked logout

Privacy Guarantees

  • Commands are NOT logged
  • Arguments are NOT logged
  • Output is NOT stored
  • Environment variables are NOT captured
  • Only tracked: timestamps, working directory, git repo context

Agent-run sync reads transcript files locally and opens them read-only. It uploads run timing, status, tool counts, token counts, models, and hashed identifiers. It does not upload transcript paths, prompts, responses, command text, or file contents. The CLI and daemon share a user-only salt at ~/.config/devclocked/agent-run-salt, so occurrence keys stay consistent without either process rewriting the other's queue or cursor state. Authentication remains in ~/.config/devclocked/cli.json.

Development

# From monorepo root
npm run cli:build

# Link for local testing
cd packages/cli
npm link

# Now you can use `devclocked` command
devclocked --help