generate-invoice
Generate a PDF invoice from Toggl time data. Use when the user wants to create an invoice, generate a bill, or mentions invoicing a client.
What this skill does
# Generate Invoice Generate a PDF invoice by pulling hours from Toggl and rendering to PDF. The tool lives at `/home/czue/src/personal/agent-tools/invoice-gen/`. ## Arguments - `$0`: (optional) end date (YYYY-MM-DD) - `$1`: (optional) client config name (default: "peregrine") - `$2`: (optional) start date (YYYY-MM-DD, defaults to day after last invoice) ## Workflow 1. **Resolve the end date**: - If `$0` is provided, use it. - Otherwise, use `AskUserQuestion` to ask: "What end date for the invoice?" with options for today's date and end of last month. 2. **Resolve the client**: - If `$1` is provided, use it. - Otherwise, default to `peregrine`. 3. **Dry run first** to confirm hours and amount: ```bash cd /home/czue/src/personal/agent-tools/invoice-gen && uv run python generate.py --end <end_date> --client <client> --dry-run ``` If `$2` (start date) is provided, add `--start <start_date>`. Show the user the hours, amount, working days, and average hours per working day, and ask for confirmation before generating. 4. **Generate the invoice**: ```bash cd /home/czue/src/personal/agent-tools/invoice-gen && uv run python generate.py --end <end_date> --client <client> ``` Add `--start` and `--description` if provided by the user. 5. **Report results**: Show the output path and the invoice summary (hours, rate, amount, working days, avg hours/working day). ## CLI Options - `--start`: Start date. Defaults to day after last invoice end date for that client. - `--end`: End date (required). - `--client`: Client config name matching a file in `invoice-gen/clients/`. - `--description`: Work description (default: "Ongoing bolt assistant work."). - `--output-dir`: Output directory (default: `/home/czue/Dropbox/Personal/Elodin/invoices`). - `--dry-run`: Preview without generating. ## Client Configs Client TOML files live in `invoice-gen/clients/`. Each has: name, country, rate, currency, toggl_project_name, line_item_description. To add a new client, copy `example.toml`. ## Notes - Invoice numbers auto-increment via `invoice-gen/counter.json`. - Last end date per client is tracked, so `--start` is usually not needed. - Suppress `uv` warnings in output (they're noisy but harmless).
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