Integrations

inlinr in your AI assistant

Ask your assistant how long the checkout took this week, log the call you just had without leaving the chat, or have it read a package's breaking changes before it upgrades. The inlinr command serves inlinr's answers to any MCP client, from your machine.

Get it on GitHub

Set it up

  1. Install the inlinr command. On Windows, run irm https://inlinr.com/install.ps1 | iex in PowerShell instead:

    Terminal
    curl -fsSL https://inlinr.com/install.sh | sh

  2. Connect this machine, then open the link and approve with GitHub:

    Terminal
    inlinr activate

  3. Add the server to Claude Code:

    Terminal
    claude mcp add inlinr -- inlinr mcp

  4. Or to Cursor, Claude Desktop or another client, in its MCP settings:

    Terminal
    { "mcpServers": { "inlinr": { "command": "inlinr", "args": ["mcp"] } } }

What your assistant can ask

  • Your time by project and language for a period, with assistant time and its cost
  • A manual entry for a call or a meeting, logged from the chat
  • The package.json it works on, checked for new releases, deprecations and advisories
  • A package's releases and the breaking changes between two versions
  • Your upgrades, the most pressing first, and the lines of your code that use a package

Good to know

  • The package tools work without an account; your time and entries need inlinr activate.
  • Finding where a package is used searches the files on your machine and sends nothing.
  • Checking a package.json sends its four dependency blocks only, never its scripts or its name.

Never file contents, prompts or replies: the assistant sends inlinr only what a tool asks for. The full list of what is sent · Tracking Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI: terminal, desktop, IDE and cloud

Questions about your AI assistant

Which assistants can use it?

Any MCP client that starts a local server: Claude Code, Cursor, Claude Desktop and the others. The server speaks MCP over stdio, so each needs one line of configuration and nothing else.

Does it need Pro?

No. Your assistant reads what your plan shows: on Free, your time over the last 30 days. The package tools need no account at all.

Is it the same thing as the Claude Code plugin?

No. The plugin tracks Claude Code's time, lines and tokens; the MCP server answers questions in any assistant. They work side by side, and neither needs the other.

Read also

Ask your assistant about your time

Free for solo use. Sign in with GitHub, add the server, and ask your first question.

Install in VS Code

No card to start · no source code leaves your machine