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time-sense

v1.0.0

Published

Gives Claude a sense of time. Injects current timestamps, prevents stale time references, and teaches Claude to calculate durations, estimate process times, and never guess when it comes to time.

Readme

time-sense

Claude has no internal clock. This plugin gives it one.

Large language models have zero sense of time. They don't know if seconds or hours have passed between messages. They reuse stale timestamps, say "recently" when they mean "3 days ago", and suggest "waiting a bit longer" for processes that finished 2 hours ago.

time-sense fixes this with three hooks and one skill:

What it does

Hooks (automatic, no user action needed)

  • Session Start — Injects current date/time when the session begins. Claude knows what day it is from the first message.
  • Fresh Timestamp — Injects a fresh timestamp with every user message. Prevents Claude from reusing stale time data across messages.
  • Pre-Compact — Preserves time context when the conversation is compressed. Long sessions don't lose track of time.

Skill (activates automatically when time matters)

Teaches Claude to:

  • Always verify before making time statements (run date, don't guess)
  • Calculate durations explicitly (subtraction, not "a while ago")
  • Check process status directly instead of predicting whether something "should be done by now"
  • Compute transfer times using actual math (file size / bandwidth) — only when bandwidth is known
  • Use time context naturally (greetings, day of week) without assuming the user's state or schedule

Install

claude plugin install time-sense

The problem this solves

Without this plugin, Claude will:

  • Say "it's about 3pm" without checking
  • Reuse a timestamp from 40 minutes ago and present it as current
  • Tell you to "wait a bit" for a build that finished an hour ago
  • Say a log entry is "recent" when it's 3 days old
  • Say "it should be done by now" instead of checking the actual status

With this plugin, Claude will:

  • Run date before any time-related statement
  • Calculate exact durations: "This file was modified 2 hours 15 minutes ago"
  • Check process status directly instead of guessing based on elapsed time
  • Use time-of-day context naturally while respecting your schedule

Plugin structure

time-sense/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── plugin.json
├── hooks/
│   ├── hooks.json
│   ├── session-start.sh
│   ├── fresh-timestamp.sh
│   └── pre-compact.sh
├── skills/
│   └── time-sense/
│       └── SKILL.md
├── LICENSE
└── README.md

License

MIT