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Export a static, shareable snapshot of your Claude Code Time Tracker data - a self-contained report file built from your ~/.claude logs, with no server required. Useful for sharing your hours or archiving a point-in-time view without hosting anything. Run when the user types /time-tracker:snapshot, or says "export my time tracker", "snapshot my hours", "save a report of my Claude Code time".

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Snapshot - export a static report

Produce a point-in-time export of the tracker's data from the local logs, with no dev server and nothing hosted. Good for archiving or sharing a single file.

How to run

  1. App dir: APP_DIR="${CCTI_APP_DIR:-$HOME/.claude-time-tracker}". If missing, run /time-tracker:setup first.
  2. Generate the snapshot:
    cd "$APP_DIR"
    npm run snapshot
    To read logs from a non-default location, prefix with CLAUDE_DIR=/path/to/.claude.
  3. Report the path to the generated file and what it contains (idle-aware active time per project/day/session, token/tool usage - no message content). Remind the user it's a frozen copy; re-run to refresh.

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