Я перестал помнить что вчера делал. Поставил автосводку дня из 4 источников. Конфиги

Среда, мессенджер: «Что вчера делал по платформе клиента?». Не помню. У нас в команде договорённость — каждый вечер сводка дня. Раньше писал руками, получалось среднестатистическое «работал над X, Y, Z». Решил собрать автосборку из 4 источников: ActivityWatch + AI-сессии Claude/Codex + git локальный и серверный + изменённые сегодня файлы. В 22:00 launchd запускает Python, Gemini пишет содержание, Chrome рендерит PDF на Яндекс-диск. Покажу архитектуру, 3 ляпа на которых учился, и 2 трюка которые сильно облегчили жизнь.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/1049124/

#ActivityWatch #Claude_Code #Python #автоматизация

Vrdndi – dự án công nghệ AI đề xuất nội dung trực tuyến (hiện chỉ dành cho YouTube) dựa trên lịch sử mở app của bạn qua ActivityWatch. Giúp tăng hiệu suất làm việc, dữ liệu được lưu trữ cục bộ, bảo mật hoàn toàn. Hiện ở giai đoạn thử nghiệm, có thể kết nối với website cá nhân. Tìm hiểu thêm tại GitHub. #AI #productivitytools #ActivityWatch #côngnghệAI #côngcụsản #bảomật #localdata #đềxuấttrựctuyn

https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1pr5a4r/vrdndi_a_local_media_recommender_aiming_for/

After reading @joel monthly summary, I decided to give a try to #activityWatch

#timetracking #productivity #blog

#100DaysToOffload : 32/100

https://lazybea.rs/aw

Installed #ActivityWatch today. It's a private tracker for my pc so I can see what I spend my time on. I got it up and running pretty quickly but need to customize the catagories a bit. https://activitywatch.net/

#productivity

I’ve been on the lookout for an Android app usage monitor but was always concerned about data privacy with closed-source options. Got into digging and found an open-source, comprehensive looking app developed by individuals.

Android app seems to contain only a web UI wrapper, and while the usage could be a bit leaner, I find this a promising tool because of transparency and detailed monitoring. Links: activitywatch.net

Any experience with this?

#OpenSource #Privacy #Tech #ActivityWatch

I love the explicit stance the docs of #ActivityWatch - an automated time-tracking tool - take on (ab)using it for employee #surveillance:

“it is not supported and strongly discouraged. […] We strongly wish that people don’t use a remote ActivityWatch server for this purpose […], and as such will not help or otherwise support people doing so. […] We want ActivityWatch to be user-first: something people use of their own will, not something forced on them by others (bosses, colleagues).”