Laurel

Fetch the user's own captured activities, the raw work signals (apps, documents, meetings, timers) that the timesheet is built from, before they are written up as time entries. The customer ID and user ID are derived from the authenticated session, so only the caller's own activities are ever returned. Requires a time window: activities are returned when they overlap it, i.e. they started before `startedBefore` and stopped after `stoppedAfter`. Each activity is returned under `activities` as its title, detail, start and stop instants, category and technology — the fields that describe the work itself. The results are not paginated, so the window may span at most 90 days — to cover a longer period, call this repeatedly with consecutive windows.

Fetch the user's own time entries. The customer ID and user ID are derived from the authenticated session. Supports work date and updated-at ranges, status, initiative, client, and narrative search filters with offset pagination. Each entry is returned as its work date, narrative, duration in seconds, initiative name, assigned work codes and creation timezone. When both workDateStart and workDateEnd are given, the range may span at most 90 days — to cover a longer period, page through consecutive windows.