Add devtime extension - A local-first coding time tracking for Zed.#5263
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Adds devtime-zed — local-first coding time tracking for Zed.
The extension runs a lightweight Go language server (
devtime-ls) that listens to LSP events (didOpen,didChange,didSave) and writes heartbeat events to~/.devtime/events-YYYY-MM.jsonl.All data stays on your machine — no account, no cloud.
The CLI to read and explore your tracked time is available at github.com/arnaudhrt/devtime.