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@svenjens/mcp-autotrack-server

v1.5.0

Published

Autotrack - Automatic time tracking via git commits with dashboard integration

Downloads

17

Readme

Autotrack MCP Server

Automatic time tracking for developers. Integrates with git to track your work effortlessly.

🚀 Features

  • Smart Time Tracking: Automatically estimates time based on code complexity AND time between commits.
  • Zero Friction: No need to manually start/stop timers. Just commit your code.
  • Dashboard: Visualize your work, projects, and features.
  • AI Powered: Group commits into meaningful "Feature Deep Dives" (optional).
  • Global Hooks: Install once, track everywhere (even in new projects).

📦 Installation

npm install -g @svenjens/mcp-autotrack-server@latest

🚀 Quick Start

1. Initialize

Link your computer to your Autotrack account and configure Cursor:

autotrack init

2. Enable Tracking (Global)

This is the recommended way. It enables tracking for ALL your repositories at once.

autotrack global

Note: This sets up a global git hook (core.hooksPath). It is designed to be compatible with existing local hooks (like Husky), so it won't break your other projects.

3. Start Coding!

Just make changes and commit.

git commit -m "feat: add amazing new feature"

Autotrack will analyze your work and log it to your dashboard automatically.

🛠️ Manual Setup (Per-Project)

If you prefer NOT to use global hooks, you can enable tracking per repository:

cd my-project
autotrack hooks

📋 Commands

  • autotrack init: Run the setup wizard (auth + cursor config)
  • autotrack global: Install global git hooks (recommended)
  • autotrack hooks: Install local git hooks (current repo only)
  • autotrack --help: Show help

🔒 Privacy & Security

  • Only metadata (commit message, stats, filenames) is sent.
  • Source code content is NEVER sent.
  • You can host the dashboard yourself or use our managed service.

📄 License

MIT