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focus-mode-cli

v1.0.1

Published

2 months ago

A minimal CLI for distraction-free focus sessions

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Focus CLI

A tiny command line tool to help you stay focused. Start a session check your status and stop it anytime directly from your terminal.

Why

Most productivity tools are bloated, slow or require setup. This tool does one thing let you start a focus session instantly with zero friction.

Features

Start a focus session in seconds
Check remaining time anytime
Stop sessions instantly
Clean readable terminal output
No config, no account, no setup

Installation

npm install -g focus-mode-cli

Usage

focus

focus start 25

focus stop

Example

Start a 25 minute focus session

focus start 25

Session started for 25 minutes
Time left 24:59

Check session status

If no session is active, a list of commands will be shown.

focus

Session active
Duration 25 min
Time left 18:12

Stop the session

focus stop

Session stopped

Philosophy

No complex flags, no unnecessary features & no distractions. Just open your terminal and focus.

Roadmap

Session history and stats
Optional notifications
Basic distraction blocking
Tags for sessions

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. Keep it simple and minimal.

License

MIT - See LICENSE file for details.