By default, Actioner Pomodoro sessions in Slack are set to 25 minutes, followed by a 5-minute break. If you want to skip manual timer setup and dive straight into work within Slack, this method is perfect.
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The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method that uses focused work intervals (pomodoros) of typically 25 minutes separated by short breaks.
Actioner integrates the Pomodoro Technique directly into Slack, allowing you to easily launch focused work sessions, define tasks, and track progress – all without leaving your Slack workspace.
Actioner understands commands that specify the task name, work duration, break duration, and number of cycles. You can also add optional descriptions and tags.
No worries! Actioner will display a Start Pomodoro button in the message thread. Clicking it will open a pop-up window where you can fill in the missing details.
Definitely, you can adjust them within the Pomodoro app settings in Actioner. You can type /pomodoro in any slack message, then select Update default settings, and type desired durations for your session.
You can specify the number of cycles directly in your Slack command (e.g., "@Pomodoro I am going to write a report 45 minutes with 10 minute breaks with 3 cycles").
This likely means the Pomodoro app hasn't been invited to the specific channel you're trying to use it in. Here's how to invite the app: