Pomodoro Timer for Openclaw

A terminal-based focus timer implementing the Pomodoro technique to enhance productivity through structured work and break intervals.

abeljseba
v1.0.0
Feb 7, 2026
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1. ClawHub CLI

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npx clawhub@latest install makeovern

2. Manual Installation

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Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

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What is Pomodoro Timer?

The Pomodoro Timer is a streamlined terminal utility designed for developers and power users who prefer managing their focus sessions directly from their CLI. By leveraging the Pomodoro technique, this Openclaw Skills addition helps users maintain deep focus during 25-minute intervals, followed by restorative breaks. It integrates seamlessly into macOS environments using native notifications to signal transition points without requiring complex GUI applications.

This skill focuses on simplicity and efficiency, allowing users to initiate work blocks, set custom timers, and maintain a persistent log of their progress. It is an ideal solution for those looking to minimize context switching by keeping their productivity tools within the same environment as their development tasks.

Pomodoro Timer Use Cases

  • Initiating a standard 25-minute deep work session.
  • Customizing focus intervals for specific tasks requiring variable timing.
  • Logging daily productivity output to a persistent local text file.
  • Auditing work patterns by reviewing historical session logs via the terminal.

How Pomodoro Timer Works

  1. The user initiates a focus block command which triggers a background sleep timer in the shell.
  2. Upon completion of the work interval, a system notification alerts the user to take a break using native OS scripts.
  3. Break durations (standard 5 minutes or extended 15 minutes after 4 cycles) are managed via subsequent commands.
  4. Every completed session is appended to a local log file for record-keeping and progress tracking.

Pomodoro Timer Setup

To start using this focus utility within Openclaw Skills, ensure you are running in a bash-compatible terminal environment.

To start a standard 25-minute session:

echo "🍅 Focus started at $(date +%H:%M)" && sleep 1500 && osascript -e 'display notification "Time for a break!" with title "Pomodoro"' && echo "Break time at $(date +%H:%M)"

To start a session with a custom duration (e.g., 15 minutes):

MINS=15 && echo "Focus: ${MINS}m started at $(date +%H:%M)" && sleep $((MINS * 60)) && echo "Done at $(date +%H:%M)"

Pomodoro Timer Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill maintains a simple flat-file database to track productivity. Data is organized linearly by timestamp to facilitate easy grep-based searching.

Item Description
Log File Path ~/pomodoro.log
Record Format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM - Duration focus
Query Method grep command for daily or weekly summaries

Pomodoro Timer Advanced Features

  • Support for variable time intervals using local environment variables.
  • Integrated macOS osascript notifications for non-intrusive desktop alerts.
  • Automated logging for long-term productivity analysis and data export.
  • Lightweight footprint with zero external dependencies, making it a robust choice for Openclaw Skills users.

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