Start tracking again
Starts up a Timery timer from the last-logged event, starting anew from right now.
How much have I worked on this project?
Prompts you to choose a project and time period, then displays the results for your total time tracked.
Matthew's Score
3/5
Total Actions
1
Shortcut Information
Use this to check in on the long-time progress of your tasks, which isn’t otherwise visible in Timery.
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Extra Details
Run Shortcut deep link
shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=How%20much%20have%20I%20worked%20on%20this%20project%3F
Open Shortcut deep link
shortcuts://open-shortcut?name=How%20much%20have%20I%20worked%20on%20this%20project%3F
AppleScript
tell application “Shortcuts Events”
run shortcut “How much have I worked on this project?”
end tell
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I forgot to stop tracking
Prompts you to enter the time for when a currently-running should have stopped, then stops it and sets that end time.
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