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Start a focus timer for deep work sessions. Tracks elapsed time and optionally reminds about breaks. Use when the user wants to focus, start a timer, or do a pomodoro session.
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| name | focus-mode |
| description | Start a focus timer for deep work sessions. Tracks elapsed time and optionally reminds about breaks. Use when the user wants to focus, start a timer, or do a pomodoro session. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"AfterRealm","version":"1.9.0"} |
A lightweight work timer for deep focus sessions. Opt-in, non-intrusive.
When invoked, start tracking a focus session:
| Preset | Duration | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| pomodoro | 25 min | Short focused burst |
| deep-work | 90 min | Extended focus (default) |
| sprint | 45 min | Medium burst |
| marathon | 3 hours | Long haul |
| custom | user-specified | Whatever they want |
When the user says things like:
Respond:
Focus mode: [preset name] — [duration]
Started: [time]
Ends: [time]
I'll note when time's up. Get to work.
At the next prompt after the timer expires:
Focus timer done — [duration] completed. [Optional: short encouragement].
That's it. One line. Don't make a big deal.
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