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i used to track my time for years, but then stopped. now want to try again at least for a week or so. do you track your time?
i wrote a little time log parser in posix shell. it collects from all the files in my todo directory, selects all the lines formated like this...
# start-time stop-time project: task description...and outputs logged time grouped by projects
- 20260301-085700 20260301-095640 code: add log.sh
code 05:10:44#shell #journal
home 00:22:00
kids 00:42:40
meta 00:40:22
...
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@hi This might not be exactly the same as what you are doing. But I've been using a go script I wrote for the past 5 years to keep track of how long I do things on my computer.
https://github.com/alanxoc3/ttrack
I have it integrated as a hook with my editor (kakoune) as well as tmux, and various other programs.
Just recorded a short vid to show it off.