What operating systems does Focuslog support?
Focuslog is designed specifically for Linux desktop environments using the X11 display server. It does not work on Windows, macOS, or native Wayland sessions.

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Basic information
A background server that logs your desktop activity, calculates your Actions Per Minute (APM), and provides a clean, anonymized timeline of your work on demand. It's designed to be a data source for personal analytics or AI assistants.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"focuslog": {
"command": "git",
"args": [
"clone",
"https://github.com/DragonsWho/FocusLog"
],
"env": {}
}
}
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Focuslog is a background server for Linux (X11) that logs desktop activity, calculates Actions Per Minute (APM), and provides an anonymized timeline of work on demand. It is designed for personal analytics or AI assistants.
Install system dependencies (xdotool, xprintidle, pygobject, ollama), then clone the repository, create a virtual environment with --system-site-packages, install Python packages from requirements.txt, and copy config.py.example to config.py to set forbidden keywords and other options. Start manually with python focuslog.py in the venv, or deploy as a systemd --user service for continuous background operation.
config.py file.Focuslog is designed specifically for Linux desktop environments using the X11 display server. It does not work on Windows, macOS, or native Wayland sessions.
You must have `xdotool`, `xprintidle`, `ollama` (with a pulled model, e.g., `gemma3`), and PyGObject (`python3-gi` and related packages) installed.
Focuslog uses two stages: a hard-coded list of forbidden keywords (set in `config.py`) is removed first, then a local Ollama LLM intelligently removes any other personally identifiable information.
Data is saved to a local SQLite database (no external service). The raw records are anonymized on demand when the `get_activity_log` tool is called.
Yes. It can be installed as a `systemd --user` service that starts on login and restarts if it crashes. Setup instructions are provided in the README.

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