Track your hours directly in Slack. Three commands handle everything.

/logtime opens a form where you pick:

• Date — defaults to today
• Time worked — in 15-minute increments
• Task — what you worked on (e.g., Scanning, Transcription, Metadata)
• Project and Grant — optional; your last selections are remembered
• Comment — optional note about what you did

After submitting, you'll see a confirmation with Edit and Delete buttons.

/logtime list shows your 5 most recent entries with options to edit or delete each one.

/timesheet shows you a summary of everyone's hours for the current week. This is only visible to you.

You can also filter:

• /timesheet 2026-02-17 2026-02-21 — specific date range
• /timesheet @maria — specific person
• /timesheet @maria 2026-02-17 2026-02-21 — both

/timesheet share posts a formatted report visible to everyone in the channel. Useful for standups or weekly check-ins. Same date and person filters work here:

• /timesheet share — current week, all interns
• /timesheet share 2026-02-17 2026-02-21 — specific date range

This command is restricted to supervisors.

If you haven't logged any time by end of week, the bot will send you a friendly DM reminder. (Supervisors can turn this on or off.)

• You can use these commands from any channel or in a DM with the bot
• Time is tracked in Eastern time
• If you make a mistake, use /logtime list to find and edit or delete the entry