Marcos Silva
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name: back-to-work
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description: Log the return from lunch at the Long Day Factory. Records backToWork with the current timestamp in ~/long-day-factory.json. Use when the user says lunch is over / they are back at their desk / "back to work".
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---
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# back-to-work
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Records when the user returns from lunch. The gap between `lunchTime` and
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`backToWork` is the lunch break that `am-i-free` subtracts from time served.
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## Steps
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1. Run:
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```bash
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bash "$CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR/back.sh"
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```
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Fallback path: `~/.claude/skills/back-to-work/back.sh`.
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2. The script creates `~/long-day-factory.json` if missing and sets `backToWork`
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to now.
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- If it warns that `lunchTime` is not set, ask the user whether they want to
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also set `lunchTime` now (to the current time) or leave it for `am-i-free`
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to handle with the default 11:30 assumption. If they say yes, re-run with:
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`bash "$CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR/back.sh" --also-lunch`
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- If it warns that `startTime` is not set, pass that along.
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3. Reply with humor: the machine missed you, the assembly line resumes, etc.
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Include the timestamp.
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