RescueTime

**Quick judgment** RescueTime is a focused, high-value skill for users who already use RescueTime and want rich, data-driven answers about their screen time and productivity. It exposes the main analytics and daily summary endpoints in a way that’s easy for an AI agent to query and then turn into reports, insights, or coaching. **Strengths** - Good coverage of core needs: current day’s activity, productivity score, app/category breakdowns, and hourly timelines. - Clear parameterization and examples for common queries (today’s activity, category breakdowns, hourly productivity). - Structured JSON response with explicit headers simplifies downstream analysis and summarization. **Risks & limitations** - Only useful for users who have a RescueTime account and API key; no value outside that ecosystem. - Access to detailed activity data is privacy-sensitive; the agent must treat all retrieved data as highly personal and avoid unnecessary sharing or logging. - Dependent on the external RescueTime service for uptime, latency, and data freshness (3–30 minute sync delays). - Read-only: cannot adjust RescueTime settings or labels; only fetches and interprets data. **Recommended usage scenarios** - When a user explicitly asks about their own screen time, productivity score, or “how I spent my time” for a given day, week, or recent period. - When generating structured reports (daily/weekly reviews, focus vs. distraction breakdowns, top apps/sites) based on RescueTime logs. - When the user wants time-of-day or trend analysis (e.g., identifying peak focus hours or whether productivity is improving). - When providing coaching or planning advice grounded in actual historical usage patterns from RescueTime (e.g., suggesting changes based on the most distracting categories).