Track time on usetimebook.com - start/stop timers, log entries, list projects/clients.
Command-line client and MCP server for Timebook — track time, manage timers, and expose your Timebook account to AI agents (Claude, Codex, Cursor, …) over the Model Context Protocol. Requires Node.js 18.17+. opens your browser, you log into Timebook (or use an existing session) and pick a scope (which clients/projects this token can touch). The browser delivers the token back to a short-lived…
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Command-line client and MCP server for Timebook — track time, manage timers, and expose your Timebook account to AI agents (Claude, Codex, Cursor, …) over the Model Context Protocol. Requires Node.js 18.17+. opens your browser, you log into Timebook (or use an existing session) and pick a scope (which clients/projects this token can touch). The browser delivers the token back to a short-lived loopback HTTP listener, which the CLI then writes to a config file with permissions. The token is…
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