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Timeslicer 1.8.4
Timeslicer 1.8.4 connects your ticket tracker, so the work it already records can be matched to the tickets your team tracks.
Integrations
- Settings has an Integrations tab. Connect Jira, Linear, GitHub or Attio.
- Timeslicer reads the tickets assigned to you, and writes nothing back to your tracker.
- Jira, Linear and Attio connect by signing in through your browser. GitHub asks for a read-only token.
- Disconnecting deletes the token and the copied tickets from your computer.
Your work, matched to tickets
- When a sitting of work belongs to a ticket you have open, the task shows that ticket in the block's detail view, with a link to it.
- A wrong match can be removed from the same place, and it stays removed.
- Your AI can now answer what you spent on a ticket this week, and which of your open tickets got no time at all.
Teams
- Each member connects their own tools. Their tickets travel with their day, so a manager can see progress per ticket without anyone updating a board by hand.
Fixes
- AI coding sessions are named correctly again. Claude and ChatGPT both changed their windows, which had left some sessions labelled with the wrong conversation.
- A damaged local database is now repaired instead of quietly tracking nothing.
- Connecting Claude to Timeslicer no longer depends on a developer flag.