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time-ledger

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Natural-language time tracking: parse what the user says they did into Activity/Minutes/Date rows in their own Notion database — asking instead of guessing when unsure.

When to use

• Use when the user reports time spent ("read papers for two hours", "hit the gym for an hour", "coded all morning")
• Use when the user says "log it", "log my time", "time ledger", or "tidy up my time ledger"
• Use when the user asks where their time went or for a time review

When not to use

• Requires the user's own Notion workspace, the companion database (duplicate the template from the source repo), and the official Notion connector granted access to that database — connector/skill setups currently live on paid Claude tiers.
• Self-report only, by design: it does not auto-track apps or screens (an auto-tracker knows what was open, not *why* the time was spent).
• The Compounding/Consuming tags are hand rules, not a learned model.
• Select enums must match the template; if the user renames fields, the instructions above must be mirrored to match.

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