Toggl

**Quick judgment**: This skill is a solid, fairly complete integration for Toggl Track time tracking via the `toggl` CLI. It’s well-suited for users who already rely on Toggl and want to manage timers and reports directly from the OpenClaw environment. The main caveats are the need for proper CLI setup and secure handling of the Toggl API token. **Strengths** - Good coverage of common Toggl workflows: start/stop timers, continue previous entries, daily/weekly reports, listing/searching entries, editing and deleting entries, and project listing. - Builds on an existing CLI (`@beauraines/toggl-cli`), which likely improves functionality and stability versus a custom ad-hoc implementation. - Natural triggers like “timer”, “track time”, “what am I working on”, and “timesheet” make it intuitive for conversational use. **Risks / Limitations** - Requires prior installation and configuration of `@beauraines/toggl-cli` and a valid Toggl API token; misconfiguration will cause failures. - Stores credentials in `~/.toggl-cli.json`; although file permission guidance is provided, careless setup could expose the API token. - Depends on external network access to Toggl’s API and on the availability and continued compatibility of the `toggl-cli` npm package. **Recommended scenarios** - Users already using Toggl Track who want to start/stop timers and ask “what am I working on?” from within OpenClaw. - Quickly generating today’s or this week’s time summaries without opening the Toggl web UI. - Managing time entries conversationally (adding backdated entries, correcting start/stop times, updating descriptions or projects, deleting mistakes). - Developers, freelancers, or consultants who live in the terminal/automation ecosystem and want their time tracking integrated with other command- or agent-driven workflows.