View Your Timesheet Through Your AI Assistant
Ask your AI assistant to show your DeskMonitor timesheet — clock-in/out times, total hours, and approvals for any period.
Connect Your AI ClientWhat This Command Does
Individual employees use this command to review their own timesheet without logging into the DeskMonitor portal. It is useful before submitting timesheets for approval, checking specific shifts, or verifying that clock-in times were recorded correctly.
list_my_timesheet
Use when a user wants to view their own timesheet entries for a given period.
Example Questions You Can Ask
"Show me my timesheet"
"What does my timesheet look like this week?"
"How many hours have I worked today?"
"Show my clock-in and clock-out times for yesterday"
What You'll Get Back
Returns the user's timesheet entries for the requested period, including date, clock-in time, clock-out time, total hours, and approval status for each entry.
Example Response
{
"employee": "Alice Johnson",
"period": "This week",
"entries": [
{ "date": "2026-07-14", "clockIn": "08:58", "clockOut": "17:15", "hours": 8.28, "status": "Approved" },
{ "date": "2026-07-15", "clockIn": "09:03", "clockOut": "17:30", "hours": 8.45, "status": "Pending" }
],
"totalHours": 16.73
}
How to Use This Command
Connect your AI client to TheDeskMonitor
Go to Integrations > AI Connect and follow the MCP setup guide for Claude Desktop, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, or any MCP-compatible client.
Ask your question in plain English
Type or speak your question. The list_my_timesheet command is invoked automatically via MCP.
Review the response
Returns the user's timesheet entries for the requested period, including date, clock-in time, clock-out time, total hours, and approval status for each entry. For full charts, history, and exports, open TheDeskMonitor directly.
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