everhour

What This Skill Does

The Everhour skill for OpenClaw provides a robust interface to interact with your Everhour time tracking and project management data. By leveraging the Membrane platform, this skill enables users to seamlessly manage organizations, clients, users, and invoices without manually handling complex OAuth authentication flows. Whether you are a project manager looking to generate reports or an individual contributor tracking hours against specific tasks, this skill acts as a bridge between your natural language requests and the Everhour API. It simplifies data retrieval, such as listing projects or fetching time entries, and empowers you to maintain high-level oversight of team productivity directly from your OpenClaw environment.

Installation

To begin using this skill, ensure you have the Membrane CLI installed globally via npm: npm install -g @membranehq/cli. Once installed, authenticate your session using membrane login --tenant. After authenticating, install the skill using the command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gora050/everhour. Following the installation, you must establish a secure connection to your Everhour account. Search for the available connector with membrane search everhour --elementType=connector --json, note the connector ID, and execute membrane connect --connectorId=YOUR_CONNECTOR_ID. Membrane will handle the credential handshake, allowing you to begin issuing commands immediately.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for teams and agencies that rely on Everhour for billing and capacity planning. Common use cases include: 1. Fetching detailed time logs to verify project progress against budgets. 2. Retrieving client and organization details to facilitate accurate invoicing. 3. Querying specific task metadata to provide quick updates during stand-up meetings. 4. Auditing team member hours to ensure compliance with project allocations. By integrating this into OpenClaw, you can perform these administrative tasks through simple chat commands, significantly reducing the time spent navigating browser-based dashboards.

Example Prompts

1. "Everhour, can you generate a summary report of all hours logged by the design team on the 'Q3 Website Redesign' project this week?"
2. "List all active clients in Everhour and check if there are any pending invoices for the 'Acme Corp' account."
3. "Everhour, what is the current status of the task 'Database Migration' and who is currently assigned to it?"

Tips & Limitations

To maximize effectiveness, always verify your connectionId before running complex sequences, as expired tokens or missing connections are the most frequent causes of errors. If you are unsure of the exact parameters required for an action, use membrane action list --intent=QUERY to inspect the schema. Note that this skill is a wrapper; it relies on the availability of the Everhour API. As such, ensure your account has the necessary permissions (e.g., Owner or Admin roles) to access organization-wide data. Keep in mind that heavy reporting requests may have rate limits imposed by the Everhour API, so avoid chaining hundreds of consecutive requests in a single script.