Clock Up

Track time on ClickUp tasks directly from VS Code, with entries logged automatically to Clockify.

Features

Task tree in the Activity Bar — browse all tasks and subtasks from your selected ClickUp folder without leaving the editor
One-click timer — hit ▶ on any task or subtask to start tracking instantly
Live status bar — elapsed time and task name visible at a glance; click to stop
Auto-generated entry titles — uses GitHub Copilot (if available) to write a concise description in English or Italian; falls back to #taskId first words of task name
Task search — fuzzy-search across all tasks by name, sprint, or status via Quick Pick
Task detail panel — view status, priority, due date, estimate, assignees, tags, custom fields, description, and checklists in a side panel
Clockify integration — time entries are created automatically with correct start/end times and project association
Secure key storage — API keys are stored in the OS keychain via VS Code SecretStorage, never in plain settings
Status management — right-click any task to set its ClickUp status via Quick Pick; starting a timer automatically moves the task to In Progress
Survives restarts — active timer state is persisted across VS Code sessions

ClickUp: Go to Settings → Apps → API Token and copy your personal token.

Clockify: Go to Profile Settings → API and copy your API key.

ClickUp team ID: Found in the URL when browsing your workspace — app.clickup.com/<team-id>/...

Clockify workspace ID: Found in the URL in the Clockify web app — app.clockify.me/t/<workspace-id>/...

Open VS Code settings (Cmd+,) and set:

"clockup.clickupTeamId": "<your ClickUp team ID>",
"clockup.clockifyWorkspaceId": "<your Clockify workspace ID>"

Then store your API keys securely via the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P):

Keys are stored in the OS keychain via VS Code's SecretStorage — never in settings files.

Run Clock Up: Select Projects from the Command Palette, or click the gear icon in the Clock Up panel.

Open the Clock Up panel in the Activity Bar. It shows all tasks and subtasks from your selected ClickUp folder.

Start timer: Click the ▶ button next to any task or subtask — the task is automatically moved to In Progress in ClickUp
Stop timer: Click the status bar item at the bottom of the window (shows elapsed time and task name)
Change status: Right-click any task and select Set Task Status to pick from the available statuses for that list

When you stop the timer, a time entry is created in Clockify with:

Description: AI-generated summary, or #<taskId> <first words of task name> as fallback
Project: your selected Clockify project
Start/end times: the actual tracked interval

Command	Description
`Clock Up: Set ClickUp API Key`	Store your ClickUp API key securely
`Clock Up: Set Clockify API Key`	Store your Clockify API key securely
`Clock Up: Select Projects`	Choose a ClickUp folder and Clockify project
`Clock Up: Start Timer`	Start tracking the selected task
`Clock Up: Stop Timer`	Stop tracking and log the entry to Clockify
`Clock Up: Refresh Tasks`	Re-fetch the task list
`Clock Up: Search Tasks`	Fuzzy-search all tasks by name, sprint, or status
`Clock Up: Show Task Description`	Open the task detail panel
`Clock Up: Set Task Status`	Change the ClickUp status of a task (right-click menu)

Timer state is persisted across VS Code restarts — you can close and reopen VS Code without losing an active timer
Subtasks are shown nested under their parent task
Tasks are fetched from all lists inside the selected ClickUp folder

MIT — see LICENSE for details.