Let your phone agent answer questions about your coding time and project progress with WakaTime.

WakaTime tracks time spent in code editors and turns it into dashboards on coding activity and project progress. Connect WakaTime to AgentCalls and your phone agent can look up those numbers during a call. A project lead can ask how many hours went into a project this week and get a clear answer on the spot. Your agent works from the same data your team already sees, so callers and managers get consistent figures without anyone checking a dashboard.

What your agent can do with WakaTime

  • Answer questions about hours logged on a specific project this week or month
  • Report which projects received the most coding time over a chosen period
  • Look up coding activity totals for a team member during a call
  • Give a quick progress update on a project from tracked time data
  • Summarise productivity trends from the WakaTime dashboards

WakaTime exposes 17 actions. You choose which ones the agent may use and whether each runs during or after the call.

Example calls

Project lead checks hours before a client call

  1. Caller

    Hi, this is Dana from Northline Software. How many hours did we log on the Atlas project this week?

  2. Agent

    Hi Dana. The Atlas project has 31 hours logged this week, with most of the time on the payments module.

  3. Caller

    Good. Can you tell me if the mobile app got any time at all?

  4. Agent

    Yes, the mobile app has 6 hours logged this week, mostly on login screens.

Client asks for an update when the office is closed

  1. Caller

    Hello, I'm calling about the Brightwell website redesign. Is the team still on schedule?

  2. Agent

    Hello. The Brightwell redesign has 44 hours logged over the past two weeks, which is in line with the plan. Would you like me to note a call back from your account manager?

  3. Caller

    Yes, please. Ask Sam to call me tomorrow after 10.

  4. Agent

    Done. I have added a note for Sam to call you tomorrow after 10 am.

Manager asks about a developer's weekly activity

  1. Caller

    This is Omar. What was Lina's coding activity last week?

  2. Agent

    Lina logged 26 hours last week across three projects, with the largest share on the reporting service.

  3. Caller

    Thanks. Is that higher than the week before?

  4. Agent

    Yes, it is up about 4 hours compared with the week before.

How to connect WakaTime

  1. 1

    Create your agent

    Sign up to AgentCalls, pick an English or Arabic voice and write what the agent should know and do in plain language.

  2. 2

    Connect WakaTime

    From Integrations in the dashboard, choose WakaTime and sign in with your account. Connecting takes one click and can be revoked at any time.

  3. 3

    Choose the actions

    In the agent editor, enable the WakaTime actions the agent may use and set each to run during the call or afterwards. Then test it from your browser.

Questions, answered.

Does the agent use WakaTime during the call or after it?

During the call. When a caller asks about coding time or project progress, your agent looks up the figures in WakaTime while the conversation is live and reads the answer back.

What do I need to connect WakaTime?

You need a WakaTime account that tracks your team's time. Sign in to WakaTime from the AgentCalls dashboard with one click, then choose which information your agent may use.

Which plan includes this integration?

Integrations are included from the Growth plan. WakaTime is available on Growth and higher plans.

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