Start a timer in Clockify, stopping any currently running timer to keep a single active entry.
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"Clockify" matching MCP tools:
- Access any Clockify API endpoint without a dedicated tool. Specify method, path, query, body, and surface to target main API, reports, or time off.MIT
- Delete an archived Clockify project and its time entries. Archive the project first, then confirm deletion to permanently remove it.MITDestructive
- Retrieve effective .clockify/config.yml standards from a repository to see per-method descriptions, task, rounding, overlap, and automation. Set config_root to the repo's git toplevel.MIT
- List projects in a Clockify workspace to map a git repo or task to the right project. Use name filters, include archived projects, or pass config_root to target a specific repository.MIT
- Find an existing Clockify project by name or create it if missing, using the repo name from config by default.MIT
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- FlicenseAqualityCmaintenanceA local MCP server that lets Claude start, stop, and log Clockify time entries.8-
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- Need to know which task is running? Returns the currently active Clockify timer, including inactivity hints from your config.MIT
- Retrieves the authenticated Clockify user along with active and default workspace IDs, providing the context needed to identify current workspaces.MIT
- Retrieve the currently authenticated Clockify user from the API key. Optionally include workspace memberships to verify account identity and access.MIT
- Send custom GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE requests to any documented Clockify v1 endpoint not covered by curated tools.MIT
- Lists all Clockify workspaces so you can select the right one for time tracking and project management.MIT
- Retrieves the authenticated Clockify user's details, enabling identification of the current user for time tracking and project management tasks.MIT
- Retrieve Clockify workspace projects to locate the projectId needed for starting timers and logging time. Filter by name or include archived projects.-
- Backfill missing time logs by creating completed Clockify entries for past work intervals, leaving the running timer untouched.-
- Get the currently running Clockify timer with elapsed time. If none is running, returns a plain message.-
- List active tasks for a Clockify project to retrieve task IDs needed for starting timers or logging time. Requires project ID.-
- Start a Clockify timer to track current work, automatically stopping any active timer so only one entry runs at a time. Use with project or task IDs for detailed tracking.-
- Stop the active Clockify timer and retrieve the logged duration. If no timer is running, this reports that plainly.-
- Retrieve Clockify time entries for a specified period, with a total. Defaults to today's entries and shows times in local time.-
- Retrieve Clockify workspaces, time entries, projects, and summaries. Create time entries to log hours.AGPL 3.0
- Identify the account behind your Clockify API key: name, email, active workspace, time zone, and server configuration. Use it to diagnose configuration issues.MIT