hourledger-mcp

Calcul des heures de travail, des heures supplémentaires et du salaire brut avec des ensembles de règles testés pour les lois fédérales américaines, de la Californie, de l'Alaska, du Colorado et du Nevada.

Documentation

hourledger-mcp

An MCP server that calculates work hours, overtime, and gross pay — wrapping the same tested rules engine that powers HourLedger, a suite of free, no-sign-up work-hours calculators.

Tools

calculate_work_hours

Takes clock in/out entries (with unpaid breaks), an hourly rate, and a ruleset; returns the per-day and total regular / overtime / double-time split plus gross pay.

Supported rulesets, each covered by the automated test suite:

RulesetRule
federal1.5× past 40 h/week (FLSA)
california1.5× past 8 h/day, 2× past 12 h/day, 7th-day rule, no pyramiding (Labor Code §510)
alaska1.5× past 8 h/day or 40 h/week (AS 23.10.060)
colorado1.5× past 12 h/day or 40 h/week (COMPS Order)
nevadadaily 8 h rule only below 1.5× minimum wage — applied automatically from the rate (NRS 608.018)

Handles overnight shifts, per-entry rounding policies (exact / 5 min / 15 min / 0.1 h), and configurable workweek start day.

time_and_a_half

Quick 1.5× rate and overtime-pay calculation from a rate and OT hours.

Setup

Claude Desktop / Claude Code

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "hourledger": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "hourledger-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Or with Claude Code: claude mcp add hourledger -- npx -y hourledger-mcp

Example

"How much do I make this week? I worked Monday to Thursday 7am–5pm at $19/hour in Nevada."

The model calls calculate_work_hours with the four 10-hour entries and gets back the correct Nevada answer ($19 ≥ $18 cutoff → weekly rule only → 40 regular hours, no OT), with day-by-day detail.

Interactive calculators

Prefer a UI? Every ruleset has a free, no-sign-up calculator at hourledger.com:

Disclaimer

General information, not legal or payroll advice. Exemptions and local rules vary — verify disputed pay with your state labor agency or a qualified professional.

Development

The pay-rules engine (src/engine.ts + its 27 tests) is mirrored from the HourLedger site project, where rule changes land first. npm test runs the full suite; prepublishOnly enforces tests + build before any publish.

License

MIT