pomodoro

Run Pomodoro sessions with SQLite-backed history and JSON output.

2|1|Updated Jul 19, 2024

Search Tags:#analytics #productivity #cli #focus #pomodoro #timer

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npx skills add https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents --skill pomodoro-teamday-ai

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Skill: pomodoro
Source: https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents/tree/main/skills/community/pomodoro
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TeamDay-AI/agents --skill pomodoro-teamday-ai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Pomodoro timer helps users maintain focus and capture work sessions over time, reducing context switching and boosting productivity.

Core Features & Use Cases

Persistent session history and analytics for focus patterns
CLI-based controls (start, status, history, stats, stop) to manage focused work
Lightweight, self-contained system with local SQLite storage for sessions

Quick Start

Start a 25-minute Pomodoro session for a focused task using the start command.

Frequently Asked Questions about pomodoro

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I start a Pomodoro timer for focused work from the command line?▼

To start a Pomodoro timer for focused work from the command line, use the start command to initiate a 25-minute session. The CLI binary manages the deterministic countdown for your specified task.

Can I track my productivity analytics for past Pomodoro sessions?▼

Yes, you can track productivity analytics for past Pomodoro sessions using the stats and history commands. The system uses SQLite-backed storage to persist your focus patterns and outputs data in JSON format.

What is a persistent Pomodoro timer and how does it manage session history?▼

A persistent Pomodoro timer is a focus management tool that saves ongoing work sessions to a local SQLite database. It manages session history by storing start, stop, and status records for long-term pattern analysis.

Do I need any external dependencies to run a CLI-based Pomodoro timer?▼

No, you do not need any external dependencies to run this CLI-based Pomodoro timer. It is a lightweight, self-contained system with local SQLite storage that operates independently.

How do I check the status of an active focus session?▼

To check the status of an active focus session, execute the status command in your CLI. It queries the internal timer and returns the current progress of your ongoing Pomodoro session.

What is the best way to stop a Pomodoro session early?▼

The best way to stop a Pomodoro session early is to use the stop command. This terminates the current focus timer and records the session's duration in the SQLite-backed history.