ArslantasM

Professional Time Tracking (For Freelancers and Remote Developers)

Posted by ArslantasM on Monday October 06, 2025 @10:05AM
from the self-post dept.

Workflow Snapshot & Replay includes a *fully local, free, and verifiable time tracking module*. Designed especially for freelancers and off-site team members, it provides timestamped and hash-secured work records.*Core Features* - Session-based tracking with ISO-8601 timestamps - Productivity metrics (focus time, commands, file edits) - Daily & weekly report generation (JSON) ...

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Show HN: Workflow Snapshot and Replay – Capture and Replay VS Code Sessions

Posted by ArslantasM on Tuesday September 23, 2025 @11:32AM
from the show-hn dept.

I built a VS Code / Cursor extension that records coding sessions (code edits, commands, file ops), exports them as Markdown, and can replay the steps in another project. Link: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Arslanta...

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Show HN: Workflow Snapshot and Replay – Capture and replay your VS Code sessions

Posted by ArslantasM on Tuesday September 23, 2025 @11:18AM
from the show-hn dept.

I built a small extension for VS Code and Cursor: Workflow Snapshot & Replay .It records your coding session step by step and generates a Markdown “Workflow Report” at the end. Key features:Tracks code edits, terminal commands, and file operationsProduces a shareable .md session logLets you replay the same steps in another projectPotential use cases include:Teaching & tutorials...

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Re:If LLMs were excellent at coding that would be horrifying reality? on Friday September 19, 2025 @08:30AM (#45300916)

The idea of an LLM writing flawless code every time can sound daunting — almost unsettling. But if we look at history, every great leap forward, like the iPhone transforming communication, initially caused both excitement and anxiety. In reality, such changes tend to elevate human potential rather than diminish it. With the right structures — guidance, standardization, and regulatory frameworks — these tools can dramatically enhance quality of life. Fear often acts as a self-imposed wall, but progress usually shows us that adaptation opens more doors than it closes.