Your hours. Agent hours. The bill.

Read human and agent time together.

The Overview places your hours beside agent hours as a multiple of yours, with a cost split and plan value. Switch periods from Day to Year and inspect projects, providers and live agents. Agent hours are not a claim of equivalent human output.

Let agent sessions enter the ledger.

Automatic ingestion reads Claude Code transcripts and subagents, Codex rollouts and SSB fleet runs and gates. Worktrees map back to repositories. Dated, cache-aware prices and byte-budgeted incremental reads feed the ledger.

Inspect what agent work costs.

Compare conductors, executors, subagents and reviewers by model and machine. Inspect machine price, cost per agent hour, plan pay-off and live quota. The cost model separates API spend, plan share and host cost by busy time.

Plan value uses a yardstick. It is not cash saved.

Put the work under the right client.

Projects group by client. Edit a project's name, client and hourly rate inline, then inspect billable value and its sortable task breakdown.

Correct a span, then undo the correction.

Use timeline lanes and right-click or bulk corrections to move work, assign a task or mark a span as not work. A rule shows a live count before you apply it. Undo lets you reverse a correction.

Change projects while the timer continues.

The floating tracker has timer, automatic and pause modes, a project-task picker and recents. It can show the clock, live agents and costs. Switching project keeps timing.

Review a period and export its scope.

Recaps cover the last week, month, quarter, half-year and year. Export a scope as CSV, Google Sheets paste or a sandboxed PDF with task breakdown. Sheets paste is a paste format, not an API connection.

Choose what activity tracking can see.

The classic tracking privacy rules cover apps, URLs, window titles, time blocks and categories. These are separate from the redesigned ledger's ungraded rows.