JustClock runs inside Devin the same way it does in VS Code and Cursor, quietly logging the time you actually spend planning, delegating, reviewing and shipping work with your AI coding agents.
Devin's agents can write, test and ship code on their own, but someone still has to steer the agent command center, review every diff and own the result. JustClock keeps that human time accounted for.
Also using Cursor or plain VS Code? The Cursor page and VS Code page cover the same setup steps.
We understand that security is paramount inside your development environment. JustClock measures time — never your work.
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Install the extension from the Open VSX Registry — Devin, like Cursor and other VS Code forks, pulls extensions from there, not the VS Code Marketplace.
Open Settings (Ctrl/Cmd + ,) and search for "JustClock".
Click "Get your API key" — this link opens our website from inside Devin.
Devin will ask whether to open the link and add it to your trusted domains — confirm this. It's a one-time prompt, and required for the extension to reach the JustClock API.
Copy your API key from the JustClock website and paste it into Devin's settings to save.
Important: the "Get your API key" link is what triggers Devin's trusted-domain prompt for justclock.dev. If you dismiss or decline it, time data won't sync — open Settings, click the link again and allow the domain to fix it.