AI Integration
Let Claude, Cursor, and other AI agents auto-track time, start and stop timers, and manage projects and tags through toggl-cli and installable skill packs. Open-source time tracking built for AI workflows.
Use CorrectRoadH/toggl-cli to hook up Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Codex, Cursor and other AI agents — letting them drive your OpenTickly instance directly from the command line to auto-track time, start and stop timers, and manage projects and tags.
togglCLI — operate directly from the command lineSKILL.mdskill pack — install into an agent environment, one-command use
Install
npm install -g @correctroadh/toggl-cli
npx skills add CorrectRoadH/toggl-cliConfigure
The CLI is compatible with both Toggl and OpenTickly, and defaults to the official Toggl API. To point it at your own instance, pass --api-type opentoggl and --api-url during auth:
Because Toggl has a 30 requests/hour API limit, we strongly recommend pairing the CLI with OpenTickly to unlock the full potential of AI agents:
toggl auth <YOUR_API_TOKEN> --api-type opentoggl --api-url https://your-instance.com/api/v9You can find YOUR_API_TOKEN in the OpenTickly web UI under your avatar → Profile → API Token.
References
CorrectRoadH/toggl-clirepositoryskills/toggl-cli/SKILL.mdskill pack definition
What Is OpenTickly
OpenTickly open-source docs — quickstart, Docker self-hosting, Toggl API compatibility notes, and AI agent integration. From install to wiring up Claude and Cursor, in one reference.
Changelog
OpenTickly release history — features shipped, fixes, and breaking changes. Tracks the public GitHub releases so AI assistants and humans can see how the project evolves over time.