Made another #emacs package, called org-clock-agg. Provides tree-like reports for org-clock records.
Now I know that 41% of my clocked time in the previous month was spent in meetings.
https://github.com/SqrtMinusOne/org-clock-agg
#orgmode
![Emacs buffer with the following contents
* Parameters
Files: Org Agenda
Date from: -7 To: 0
Group by:
[INS] [DEL] :
Group: Category
Order: Total time
Normal order
[INS] [DEL] :
Group: Day
Order: Start time
Normal order
[INS]
Show records: [ ]
Add "Ungrouped" [ ]
[Refresh] [Create function]
* Results Root 23:13
** JOB Category 8:35
*** 2023-12-15, Fri Day 1:05
*** 2023-12-14, Thu Day 2:26
*** 2023-12-13, Wed Day 0:16
*** 2023-12-12, Tue Day 0:48
*** 2023-12-11, Mon Day 4:00
** EDU Category 7:57
*** 2023-12-15, Fri Day 0:32
*** 2023-12-14, Thu Day 3:41
*** 2023-12-13, Wed Day 1:55
*** 2023-12-12, Tue Day 1:49
** TEACH Category 6:41
*** 2023-12-17, Sun Day 1:40
*** 2023-12-15, Fri Day 0:36
*** 2023-12-11, Mon Day 1:30
*** 2023-12-10, Sun Day 2:55](https://media.emacs.ch/media_attachments/files/111/596/868/862/854/782/small/84a39c8f5562cc55.png)
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Graduate student of Saint-Petersburg State Electrotechnical University.
If I'm not doing something with #Emacs, I'm probably doing something in #Emacs.
If I'm not doing something with #Emacs, I'm probably doing something in #Emacs.