Counsel Org Clock provides commands for displaying org clock entries via Counsel (Ivy) interface.

This package contains the following two commands:

• When you are clocking in a task, counsel-org-clock-context displays the task, its ancestors, and its descendants via Ivy. When not clocking in, this function behaves the same as counsel-org-clock-history.
• counsel-org-clock-history displays entries in org-clock-history variable via Ivy.
  • With a prefix argument, counsel-org-clock-history rebuilds the history from clock entries in org-agenda-files before displaying it.
• counsel-org-clock-goto command is a replacement for org-clock-goto which lets you navigate to the active clock and through the clock history.

counsel-org-clock-context:

counsel-org-clock-history:

Actions for the selected headline (M-o):

• Emacs 24.3 (with Org)
• Ivy
• dash.el

This package is available on MELPA as counsel-org-clock.

Run counsel-org-clock-context or counsel-org-clock-history. By default, these functions jump to a selected headline. You can change the default action by setting counsel-org-clock-default-action variable.

You can also access a bunch of alternative actions from M-o, including:

• Narrow the buffer to the selected entry or show it in an indirect buffer
• Change the todo state
• Set tags
• Set a property
• Clock in/out
• Store a link

If you run counsel-org-clock-history with a prefix argument, it reads clock entries in org-agenda-files and rebuilds org-clock-history variable before displaying the history contents.

There is also counsel-org-clock-goto command. It behaves as follows:

• Without a prefix argument, this command lets you jump to the active clock.
• With a universal prefix argument (C-u), it calls counsel-org-clock-context.
• With two universal prefix arguments (C-u C-u), it runs counsel-org-clock-history, which lets you browse your clock history.
• With three universal prefix arguments (C-u C-u C-u), it runs counsel-org-clock-history with an argument. That is, it lets you browse the clock history after rebuilding it from org-agenda-files.

You can also customize what this command does when there is no active clock. If you set counsel-org-clock-goto-fallback-function to a function, the command calls the function when there is no active clock.

I bind M-g M-j to this command:

(global-set-key (kbd "M-g M-j") #'counsel-org-clock-goto)

• org-mru-clock
  • Comparison between counsel-org-clock and org-mru-clock by Marcin Borkowski
    • Counsel Org Clock now rebuilds the history when you run counsel-org-clock-history/counsel-org-clock-context with a prefix argument!

• mbork (#1)
• rememberYou (#3)

GPL v3