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@intisy-ai/wakatime-sync

v1.9.0

Published

WakaTime plugin for OpenCode and Claude Code, automatically tracking time spent coding.

Readme

@intisy-ai/wakatime-sync

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WakaTime integration for both OpenCode and Claude Code from a single codebase. It automatically records the time you spend coding with AI (tracking edited files, line changes, and project activity) and reports it to WakaTime via the official wakatime-cli.

Under-the-Hood Architecture

flowchart TD
    subgraph Entry [dist/index.js: dual-app entry, run on every import or launch]
        DETECT{isClaude via argv?}
        GUARD{shouldRunClaudeHook: host.js checks importedByHost}
    end

    subgraph OpenCode [OpenCode: in-process plugin]
        OC_HOOKS[event / chat.message hooks]
        OC_TRACK[extractFileChanges plus<br/>in-memory file buffer]
        OC_HB["sendHeartbeat (--entity file)"]
        OC_HOOKS --> OC_TRACK --> OC_HB
    end

    subgraph Claude [Claude Code: stdin hook process]
        CC_STDIN[parseInput from stdin]
        CC_RATE[per-transcript rate limit]
        CC_HB["syncAiActivity (--sync-ai-activity)"]
        CC_STDIN --> CC_RATE --> CC_HB
    end

    subgraph ApiHost [Api host: imports the bundle in-process]
        HOST_DEFAULT[reads plugin.ts's default export, skipping the hook]
    end

    subgraph Shared [Shared core]
        DEPS[dependencies: wakatime-cli install]
        CLI[wakatime-cli spawner]
        OC_HB --> CLI
        CC_HB --> CLI
        DEPS --> CLI
    end

    DETECT -->|no| OpenCode
    DETECT -->|yes| GUARD
    GUARD -->|not host-imported| Claude
    GUARD -->|host-imported| ApiHost
    CLI -->|HTTPS| WAKATIME[(WakaTime API)]

Structure

  • src/
    • TypeScript source (OpenCode plugin, the claude/ hook handler, commands.ts, plugin.ts for the api plugin, and host.ts for the host-import guard)
    • plugin.json: the manifest an in-process host reads before importing this bundle
    • core/ (git submodule, intisy-ai/core): shared config, logging, app detection, and the cross-app command framework, bundled into dist/index.js by esbuild
  • dist/
    • dist/index.js (single dual-app entry, generated by esbuild; not committed)

Installation

Via plugin-updater (recommended)

npx plugin-updater@latest init https://github.com/intisy-ai/wakatime-sync

Via npm

npm install @intisy-ai/wakatime-sync

API Key Setup

Add your WakaTime API key to ~/.wakatime.cfg:

[settings]
api_key = your-api-key-here

Get your key at https://wakatime.com/settings/api-key.

Configuration

Config file: <configDir>/config/wakatime-sync.json (edit via the loader or /wakatime-sync-config set).

{
  "logging": true,
  "heartbeat_interval_seconds": 60,
  "cli_update_interval_hours": 4,
  "api_key": "",
  "api_url": "https://api.wakatime.com/api/v1",
  "hide_filenames": false,
  "proxy": "",
  "hostname": "",
  "hide_project_names": false
}

| Key | Default | | --- | --- | | logging | true | | heartbeat_interval_seconds | 60 | | cli_update_interval_hours | 4 | | api_key | "" | | api_url | "https://api.wakatime.com/api/v1" | | hide_filenames | false | | proxy | "" | | hostname | "" | | hide_project_names | false |

Commands

| Command | Description | Arguments | | --- | --- | --- | | /wakatime-sync-config | View and change wakatime-sync configuration | list | get <key> | set <key> <value> | | /wakatime | Show today's WakaTime coding activity | |

Dependencies

  • core
  • wakatime-cli
  • @opencode-ai/plugin

Logging

Logs are written to <configDir>/logs/YYYY-MM-DD/@intisy-ai/wakatime-sync-HH-MM-SS.log and are toggled by this plugin's logging config (default on). Console mirroring is global, off by default, and controlled by the shared config/settings.json logConsole flag.

License

MIT.