name	keito-time-track
description	Track billable AI coding-session time to Keito through the Keito CLI. Use when the user asks to set up repository time tracking, install or configure the Keito skill, log agent work, check tracking status, pause or resume tracking, disable tracking, or review today's source=agent time entries.

Keito Time Track

You are helping the user manage Keito time tracking for coding sessions in this repository. Time entries are created automatically by installed lifecycle hooks when a session ends. Do not create time entries directly from the skill body.

Commands

When the user asks to set up Keito tracking for the current repo, or invokes this skill directly with /track-time-keito or /keito-time-track:keito-time-track, run:

if ! command -v keito >/dev/null 2>&1; then scripts/install-cli.sh; fi
keito skill install --skip-skills-add
scripts/setup-wizard.sh

If keito auth status reports unauthenticated, stop before setup and tell the user to run keito auth login. Do not ask for or print API keys.

When the user asks for tracking status, run:

scripts/status.sh

When the user asks to pause or resume tracking for the current session, run:

scripts/pause-resume.sh pause
scripts/pause-resume.sh resume

When the user asks to disable tracking for this repository, run:

scripts/disable.sh

When the user asks what was logged today, run:

keito --json time list --today --source agent

Summarise the returned entries by duration, project, task, and notes.

Rules

Never read or expose Keito API keys. Authentication belongs to the Keito CLI.
Never write .keito/config.yml by hand. Use scripts/setup-wizard.sh.
Treat .keito/config.yml as repository-specific. Do not reuse a config from another client or project.
Never create a time entry from the skill body. The session-end hook owns duration measurement and writes exactly one entry per session.
If the Keito CLI is missing, run scripts/install-cli.sh.
If the Keito CLI is unauthenticated, tell the user to run keito auth login or set KEITO_API_KEY and KEITO_ACCOUNT_ID.

Keito Time Track

Commands

When the user asks to set up Keito tracking for the current repo, or invokes this skill directly with /track-time-keito or /keito-time-track:keito-time-track, run:

if ! command -v keito >/dev/null 2>&1; then scripts/install-cli.sh; fi keito skill install --skip-skills-add scripts/setup-wizard.sh

If keito auth status reports unauthenticated, stop before setup and tell the user to run keito auth login. Do not ask for or print API keys.

When the user asks for tracking status, run:

scripts/status.sh

When the user asks to pause or resume tracking for the current session, run:

scripts/pause-resume.sh pause scripts/pause-resume.sh resume

When the user asks to disable tracking for this repository, run:

scripts/disable.sh

When the user asks what was logged today, run:

keito --json time list --today --source agent

Summarise the returned entries by duration, project, task, and notes.

Rules

Never read or expose Keito API keys. Authentication belongs to the Keito CLI.

Never write .keito/config.yml by hand. Use scripts/setup-wizard.sh.

Treat .keito/config.yml as repository-specific. Do not reuse a config from another client or project.

Never create a time entry from the skill body. The session-end hook owns duration measurement and writes exactly one entry per session.

If the Keito CLI is missing, run scripts/install-cli.sh.

If the Keito CLI is unauthenticated, tell the user to run keito auth login or set KEITO_API_KEY and KEITO_ACCOUNT_ID.