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Everhour and Meteor AI agents

Connect Everhour to a Met: check hours by project and client, budgets and timesheets, and log time with the official MCP.

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How does Everhour connect to Meteor?

With the Everhour ready connector, your Met works on your Everhour account, authorized once with OAuth and with your role's permissions. It checks team hours by project, client, person, week or month, the budget spent and left on each project, a week's timesheet and who is on time off. It searches tasks, reads projects and clients, and turns a task link from another tool into the Everhour task. Starting and stopping timers and logging or changing time start turned off, because Everhour marks them as actions that change data. The MCP is included on every plan.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Everhour

Tell the client how many hours went in

A client of your agency asks on WhatsApp how much work has gone into their project. The Met returns the project hours and what is left of the budget, and replies.

Flag which projects went over

When you ask, the Met reviews the budgets of open projects and tells you which ones already spent more than planned.

Log time from the chat

If the admin turns that action on, someone on the team writes the hours they worked to the Met and the Met logs them on the right task.

See who is free next week

With supervisor access, the Met returns the approved time off and tells you who is out so you can split the work.

28 tools

Everything your Met can ask Everhour for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`everhour_get_current_timer`	Tells which timer is running and how long it has run, or that there is none.
`everhour_start_timer`	Starts the timer on a task and stops the one that was running. Starts turned off.
`everhour_start_timer_without_task`	Starts a timer without a task, identified only by its comment. Starts turned off.
`everhour_stop_timer`	Stops the running timer. Starts turned off.
`everhour_log_time`	Logs time by hand on a task; if there is already a record that day, it adds to it. Starts turned off.
`everhour_update_time_entry`	Changes the duration, date or comment of a time record. Starts turned off.
`everhour_delete_time_entry`	Sets a time record to zero and removes its comment. Starts turned off.
`everhour_get_user_time`	Returns a person's time records in a range of up to 31 days.
`everhour_get_my_timesheet`	Returns one week of a timesheet with totals per day and per task.
`everhour_search_tasks`	Searches tasks by keyword across all projects or within one.
`everhour_recent_tasks`	Lists the tasks you worked on recently.
`everhour_get_task`	Returns a task with its tracked time and its estimate.
`everhour_list_tasks`	Lists the tasks of a project, filtered by name if asked.
`everhour_resolve_platform_ids`	Converts a task ID from another tool into its Everhour ID.
`everhour_list_favorite_tasks`	Lists the tasks you pinned as favorites.
`everhour_favorite_task`	Pins a task to your favorites or unpins it. Starts turned off.
`everhour_list_projects`	Lists the projects you have access to, page by page.
`everhour_get_project`	Returns a project with its client and billing details.
`everhour_list_clients`	Lists clients, filtered by name if asked.
`everhour_get_client`	Returns a client by its ID. Needs admin access.
`everhour_get_me`	Returns your profile, role and team in Everhour.
`everhour_list_team_users`	Lists the team members with their role and capacity.
`everhour_get_dashboard`	Returns the team report for a date range, by person, project, client, week or month.
`everhour_get_project_budgets`	Returns the budget, the spent amount and what is left on each project.
`everhour_get_time_off`	Returns the team's approved time off in a date range. Needs supervisor access.
`everhour_get_users_capacity`	Returns each person's weekly capacity against logged time. Needs admin access.
`everhour_list_platforms`	Lists the integrated tools and their two letter code.
`everhour_get_instructions`	Returns the Everhour usage guide for the assistant, whole or by section.

The limits

What the Everhour integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not start timers or log time while those actions stay off. Everhour marks them as actions that change data, and in Met they start turned off.
It does not show money your role cannot see. If a cost or billing column is not visible to your role, Everhour returns it as zero, and the Met does not report it as an amount.
It does not return pending or declined time off: only approved time off, and only with supervisor access.
It does not ask you for confirmation in the chat before writing. The admin chooses which actions stay on.
It does not pay your Everhour plan. The MCP is included on every plan and usage runs on your account.

Before you start

What you need to connect Everhour

1

An active Everhour account

Any Everhour plan works. What the Met can see depends on your role: budgets, capacity and time off need billing, admin or supervisor permissions.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Everhour → Connect. You sign in to Everhour and authorize access.
3

Decide which actions stay on

The workspace admin chooses which actions stay on. Timers, logging, changing or clearing time and pinning favorites start turned off.