Show the active Deep Work Timer session (if any: task, time remaining, which device owns it) and today's total focus time. Call this first before starting or logging anything.

Total focus time for today, last 7 days, last 30 days, last 365 days and all time, plus best day and 30-day daily average.

The 10,000-hour ledger: lifetime focus hours for every #skill the user has tagged, sorted by hours, with the next milestone. Use to answer 'how many hours have I put into X'.

Today's ledger statement: each completed focus session with its tasks and minutes.

List the user's projects (id, name). Tasks live in projects or unassigned.

Create a project to group tasks (e.g. a repo, a course, a certification).

List open tasks. Without project_id returns unassigned tasks; with it, that project's tasks. Set snoozed=true to see snoozed tasks instead.

Create a task. Put skills in the description as #tags (e.g. 'Fix auth bug #python #django @1h'); an @Nh/@Nm marker sets the estimate. #tags only attach to skills that already exist on the account. Returns the created task with its attached skills.

Mark a task as completed.

Start a server-side focus session (default length: the account's pomodoro setting, usually 25 min; 1 to 240 minutes). There is ONE active session per account: starting takes over any session running on another device, so call dwt_status first and prefer dwt_switch_task when a session is already running.

Move the active session's open segment to a different task. Time is split honestly between tasks; total is conserved. Use this instead of dwt_start_session when a session is already running.

Complete the active session and write it to the ledger as one pomodoro, split across the tasks it touched. Refuses if another device currently owns the open segment (the user may be working there) unless force=true and the user explicitly asked.

Discard the active session without logging any time.

Record focus time that already happened (no running session): N minutes on one task, written to the ledger now.