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The command "timew" is a time tracking tool in the command-line interface. It helps individuals monitor and manage their time more effectively. It allows users to record and analyze how they spend their time on various tasks or projects.

By executing the "timew" command, users can perform various operations such as starting and stopping timers, creating time reports, analyzing time usage, and managing task annotations. Some common subcommands in "timew" include:

• "start": Begins tracking time for a specific task.
• "stop": Stops tracking time for the current task.
• "cancel": Cancels the most recent time-tracking session.
• "summary": Provides a summary of tracked time.
• "tag": Adds tags to a particular time entry.
• "untag": Removes tags from a time entry.
• "track": Records time data by specifying dates and durations manually.
• "day": Displays the tracked time for a particular day.

These are just a few examples of the commands available in "timew". It is a versatile tool that can be customized and used according to individual requirements and workflows for better time tracking and management.