ZeeshanAdilButt/goalslot-mcp

MCP server for GoalSlot. Goals, tasks, weekly schedule, time tracking, reports and journal as agent tools.

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ZeeshanAdilButt/goalslot-mcp

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Check whether one GoalSlot goal is on track. Use when the user asks about a specific goal, whether they will hit a deadline, why a goal is stalled, or wants to decide between changing the target, moving the deadline, or allocating more time. Shows the arithmetic and distinguishes an allocation problem from an…

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goalslot-log-time

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ZeeshanAdilButt/goalslot-mcp

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Log or correct time in GoalSlot. Use when the user says they forgot to track something, wants to catch up on yesterday or last week, narrates what they worked on, asks to fix or move a time entry, or wants to start and stop the timer. Converts freeform narration into correctly attributed time entries.

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ZeeshanAdilButt/goalslot-mcp

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Plan a week on the GoalSlot schedule. Use when the user asks to plan their week, block time for a goal, rebalance their schedule, or says they are not making progress on something and wants time set aside for it. Reads which goals are behind pace and what last week actually looked like before proposing blocks.

not rated 0 15d ago A 71 tokens original MIT

ZeeshanAdilButt/goalslot-mcp

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Run a GoalSlot weekly review. Use at the end of a week, or when the user asks how their week went, whether they are on track, what they got done, or wants help writing a reflection. Combines logged hours, goal pace, schedule adherence and the user's own journal and check-ins into one honest read.

not rated 0 15d ago A 73 tokens original MIT

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