Checks the bot's latency and confirms TimeKeeper is online and responding.

Displays a quick-reference list of all available TimeKeeper commands with brief descriptions.

Walks you through how TimeKeeper works — from clocking in for the first time to generating your first report.

Starts a new time entry for your account. You can optionally specify a project or task label. TimeKeeper will record the exact start time and keep the session open until you clock out.

Closes your active time entry and logs the total duration. You'll see a summary of the session that was just completed, including hours worked.

Displays your personal time tracking summary — total hours logged, current session status, recent activity, and a breakdown by project if applicable.

Shows the server-wide leaderboard ranking all staff members by total hours logged within a given time period. Optionally filter by week, month, or all time.

Provides an aggregate view of hours logged across the entire server — including total hours, active members, average session length, and trends over time.

Generates a shareable web report of logged hours and returns a link valid for 30 days. Optionally filter by user, project, and time period (today, this week, last week, this month, and more). The report includes a full session breakdown, total hours, project and user breakdowns, and per-day statistics — all viewable in a browser without logging in.

Ask TimeKeeper a natural language question about hours data — such as "who worked the most last week?" or "how many hours did the team log in March?" The AI will query the database and respond with the answer.

Allows administrators to edit or delete existing time entries — useful for correcting missed clock-outs or erroneous sessions. Requires appropriate permissions.