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Check Recent DeskMonitor Activity Through Your AI Assistant

Ask your AI assistant to show recent DeskMonitor activity — clock-ins, approvals, and alerts in chronological order.

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What This Command Does

Administrators and team leads use this command to review what has happened in the system in the last few hours or days — useful after returning from a meeting, a day off, or a period away from the dashboard.

list_recent_activity

Use when a user wants a chronological feed of recent workforce events such as clock-ins, approvals, and alerts.

Example Questions You Can Ask

"What happened in DeskMonitor recently?"

"Show me the latest activity"

"What events occurred today?"

"Give me a recent activity feed"

What You'll Get Back

Returns a chronological list of recent events including clock-ins, clock-outs, approval decisions, and alerts — with employee name, event type, and timestamp.

Example Response

{
  "activity": [
    { "time": "09:14", "employee": "Alice Johnson", "event": "Clock In" },
    { "time": "09:31", "employee": "Manager", "event": "Approved timesheet for Bob Lee" },
    { "time": "10:02", "employee": "Chris Park", "event": "Workload Alert raised" }
  ]
}

How to Use This Command

1

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.

2

Ask your question in plain English

Type or speak your question. The list_recent_activity command is invoked automatically via MCP.

3

Review the response

Returns a chronological list of recent events including clock-ins, clock-outs, approval decisions, and alerts — with employee name, event type, and timestamp. For full charts, history, and exports, open TheDeskMonitor directly.

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