Pomodoro Timer 🍅

A simple, lightweight Pomodoro timer right in your VSCode status bar. No distractions — just focus.

Features

🍅 Work sessions — 25 minutes by default
☕ Short breaks — 5 minutes after each session
🌙 Long breaks — 15 minutes after every 4 pomodoros
One-click start/pause from the status bar
Session counter so you know how much you've done
Notifications when sessions complete with action buttons
Configurable durations in Settings
Auto-start options for breaks and work sessions

Usage

The timer appears automatically in the bottom-right of your status bar.

Action	How
Start / Pause	Click the timer in status bar
Toggle	`Ctrl+Shift+P` → Pomodoro: Toggle Timer
Reset	`Ctrl+Shift+P` → Pomodoro: Reset Timer
Skip session	`Ctrl+Shift+P` → Pomodoro: Skip Current Session

Status Bar Display

🍅 24:59 $(play) [3]
 ^   ^      ^     ^
 |   |      |     └── pomodoros completed this cycle
 |   |      └── play / pause icon
 |   └── time remaining mm:ss
 └── session type: 🍅 work · ☕ break

During breaks the status bar turns orange so you notice at a glance.

Settings

Open File → Preferences → Settings and search Pomodoro.

Setting	Default	Description
`pomodoroTimer.workDuration`	`25`	Work session in minutes
`pomodoroTimer.breakDuration`	`5`	Short break in minutes
`pomodoroTimer.longBreakDuration`	`15`	Long break in minutes
`pomodoroTimer.autoStartBreaks`	`false`	Auto-start break after work ends
`pomodoroTimer.autoStartWork`	`false`	Auto-start work after break ends

The Pomodoro Technique

🍅 Work for 25 minutes — no interruptions
☕ Take a 5-minute break
Repeat 4 times
🌙 Take a 15-minute long break
Repeat!

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