Check coverage
Ask for an invoice or timesheet and the agent checks the period first: what is tracked, what is already aggregated, what is missing a rate or a client.
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Ask your time tracker.
It answers from your measured sessions, commits, and invoices, and only changes something when you confirm it.
Answers from tracked data, not guesses
Proposes, never executes on its own
Team rollups for workspace members
Confirm before anything changes
A card shows exactly what it's about to do.
Draft an invoice, approve timesheet items, attach an issue to a session, and the agent proposes the change instead of making it. You see the card, you click Confirm or Cancel, and that's the only way anything moves.
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Model usage and project splitLast month's timesheet checkLongest focused session in MayAI assistance in last weekCreate Project A July timesheetHelp with invoices and clientsLongest focused session this year
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Ready when you are, Alex
Ask about your time, projects and invoicing.
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Getting a straight answer out of your own tracker takes five tabs.
The hours are in Sessions. The billable ones are in Timesheets. The invoice is in a different screen entirely, and the team numbers live somewhere else again. Asking "what can I invoice for Acme this month" should not mean opening four pages and doing the subtraction yourself.
How it works
Month-end in four turns.
Step 1
Step 2
Aggregate
If the period has not been aggregated yet, it proposes running the aggregation. One click builds the timesheet items.
Step 3
Approve
It lists what is pending and proposes approving it. Confirm, and those items become ready to invoice.
Step 4
Draft
It proposes the invoice draft itself. Confirm creates it. Nothing is ever sent from here. Push to Xero from the Invoicing page, same as any draft.
What it returns
Real questions, real numbers.
Time and sessions
"What did I do on Project A last week?"
"18.4h across 11 sessions, most of it Tuesday and Thursday. Longest session: 2h 40m. 14 commits, all on feature/project-a-auth."
Timesheets
"Aggregate June for Acme and show me what's still unapproved."
"June aggregated: 22 work items, 61.2h billable. 14 already reviewed, 8 pending. Want me to propose approving the pending ones?"
Invoices
"Draft the July invoice for Acme, unbilled only."
"34.5h ready to invoice across 2 projects. Proposing a draft invoice. Confirm to create it."
Teams
"Who logged the most agent time on the team this month, and what's Client B's project status?"
"One teammate led agent hours at 38% of the team total. Client B's shared project shows 3 contributors and 46 commits this month, all covered by the workspace commit report."
Boundaries
What the agent will not do
- Read anyone else's sessions, timesheets, or invoices. It answers from your own book, plus team rollups you already have access to.
- Change anything without a confirm card, ever.
- See or store your other agents' conversations. No chat content from Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor sessions is stored or read.
- Do anything above your plan tier. Team questions need a workspace; write proposals need a Pro plan.
Two ways to ask
Agent vs. MCP server
| Capability | Agent (/agent) | MCP server |
|---|---|---|
| Where you use it | In the DevClocked web app | Your editor or terminal (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others) |
| Auth | Your signed-in session | A DevClocked API key |
| Reads | Sessions, timesheets, invoices, token usage, delivery and issue reports | The same personal read tools |
| Writes | Proposes changes you confirm: invoices, timesheet items, issue links | Read-only |
| Team data | Team analytics, roster, shared-project rollups, workspace commit report | Not available |
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about DevClocked
Pro and above, and it is included in the free trial. Free accounts see it in the sidebar but need to upgrade to use it.
A general-purpose language model configured on our end. We do not commit to a specific vendor in the product, since the model behind it can change without changing what you can ask.
No. Your conversations are stored so you can come back to them, not sent anywhere for training.
Yes, any time, from the agent page. Deleting removes the conversation and its messages.
If you are in a workspace, yes. It can answer team analytics, roster, shared-project rollup, and commit-report questions, with analytics, rollups and commit reports scoped to the last 90 days and at the same day-level detail the Team Analytics page shows. If you are not in a workspace, those questions do not apply.
A few reasons: the question needs a plan you are not on, it asks about a workspace you are not a member of, it asks for a window longer than the tool allows, or the request tripped a content filter. It will tell you which.