From lucen-track
This skill should be used whenever the user wants to read or summarize their Lucen Track data — "how much time did I spend on X this week?", "show me my entries from Tuesday", "give me a project report for last sprint", "weekly summary", "where did my time go". Read-only: this skill never writes, updates, or deletes entries.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/lucen-track:time-reportThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
This skill is read-only. Choose the right tool based on the granularity the
This skill is read-only. Choose the right tool based on the granularity the user is asking for.
| User asks for | Use |
|---|---|
| Totals across projects, users, or time ranges ("how much time on X this week", "weekly summary") | get-time-summary |
| Detailed breakdown of one project (entries by user, phase, period) | get-project-report |
| Raw individual entries ("show me my entries from Tuesday", "list everything I logged on PROJ-123") | get-time-entries |
If the user is vague ("show me my time"), default to get-time-summary for
the current week and offer to drill in.
get-projects first to find the project id if the
user gave a name rather than an id. Don't fabricate.search-todos to find the
associated project./log-time. If they want to fix an entry, route to
/fix-entry.Summarize results in plain prose first ("You logged 14h 30m this week, split across 3 projects"). If the user asks for detail or there are more than a handful of rows, present a compact table with the columns the user cares about (date, project, phase, duration, note) — skip columns that are empty across all rows.
npx claudepluginhub officetimeline/lucen-plugins --plugin lucen-trackGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.