What are the prerequisites to use this server?
ActivityWatch must be installed and running, Node.js v14 or higher is required, and an MCP‑compatible client (e.g., Claude for Desktop) is needed.
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Model Context Protocol server for ActivityWatch time tracking data
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A Model Context Protocol server that connects to ActivityWatch, allowing LLMs like Claude to interact with your time tracking data.
Install via npm or build from source. Configure the server in your MCP client (e.g., Claude for Desktop) by adding it to the client’s config file. ActivityWatch must be running on http://localhost:5600.
ActivityWatch must be installed and running, Node.js v14 or higher is required, and an MCP‑compatible client (e.g., Claude for Desktop) is needed.
If ActivityWatch is not running or is not accessible at `http://localhost:5600`, the server will report connection errors. Ensure ActivityWatch is started and reachable.
Check your AQL syntax, verify bucket IDs are correct, confirm the timeperiods contain data, and review ActivityWatch logs for details. Common formatting issues include splitting query statements into separate array elements instead of one string.
All query statements must be in a single string inside the `query` array. Example: `["events = query_bucket('bucket_id'); RETURN = events;"]`. `timeperiods` should be an array of date‑range strings like `["2024-10-28/2024-10-29"]`.
The server connects to the ActivityWatch API at `http://localhost:5600` by default. If your ActivityWatch instance uses a different host or port, modify the source code.
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