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install-work-tracker

v1.0.0

Published

19 days ago

One-command installer for Claude Code work session tracking. Automatically adds exact timestamps and duration to every git commit.

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install-work-tracker

One-command installer for automatic work session tracking in any git repo. Built for Claude Code.

Every git commit automatically gets exact timestamps:

feat: add user dashboard

Work-Session-Start: 2026-05-02T14:03:13.298Z
Work-Session-Duration: 45

Install

From any git repo:

npx install-work-tracker

Or install globally:

npm i -g install-work-tracker
install-work-tracker

You can also pass a path:

npx install-work-tracker /path/to/repo

What it sets up

.claude/hooks/track-session.mjs — Runs on every Claude Code tool use, tracks when you start and stop working
.git/hooks/prepare-commit-msg — Injects Work-Session-Start and Work-Session-Duration trailers into every commit message
.claude/settings.json — Adds the PreToolUse hook (merges with existing settings)
.claude/work-session.json — Session state file (auto-gitignored)

How it works

The session timer starts when Claude Code runs any tool
If you're idle for 30+ minutes, the timer resets
When you commit, the hook calculates the duration and appends it to the commit message
Sessions are capped at 8 hours max
Safe to re-run — it won't duplicate hooks or overwrite existing settings

Requirements

Node.js 16+
A git repository
Claude Code (for the PreToolUse hook to fire)

License

MIT