momo

What This Skill Does

Momo is a comprehensive time tracking and invoicing command-line interface integrated for the OpenClaw AI ecosystem, specifically tailored for the Netsnek e.U. platform. It serves as an essential administrative assistant for freelancers who struggle with the overhead of manual bookkeeping. By automating the transition from time logging to professional invoicing, Momo ensures that every billable hour is accounted for and reflected in the final financial documents. The core utility provides a structured workflow: logging time entries against specific project tasks, generating detailed aggregate reports for client verification, and finalizing the billing cycle by converting approved logs into formal PDF invoices. It eliminates the need for context-switching between your project management software and accounting tools.

Installation

To integrate the Momo skill into your local environment, ensure you have the OpenClaw CLI initialized. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/kleberbaum/momo

Once installed, you can invoke the functionality directly through the OpenClaw agent by referencing the 'momo' namespace.

Use Cases

• Client Billing Cycles: Efficiently convert a month's worth of work for a specific client into a professional line-item invoice.
• Project Capacity Planning: Use the reporting tool to audit how many hours were spent on specific API design tasks versus administrative meetings to better estimate future project costs.
• Tax Preparation: Quickly aggregate time data by date range to provide documentation for annual income reporting or VAT filings.

Example Prompts

1. "Momo, please log 3.5 hours for the 'Nebula Project' under the task 'Frontend Refactoring'."
2. "Generate a summary report for all work logged for 'Acme Corp' between February 1st and February 28th, 2026."
3. "Create an invoice for Acme Corp based on all the unbilled time entries from February 2026."

Tips & Limitations

• Batching: While you can log time individually, it is best practice to batch your logs at the end of each work session to ensure accuracy.
• Data Integrity: Always review the output of your reports before running the invoice command; the invoice generator relies on the existing log entries exactly as they appear in the database.
• Dependencies: Ensure your system environment supports the dependencies required by timesheet.sh. If the script fails to generate a PDF, check your permissions for local directory write access.