ChatGPT Plugin

CueStride Timer

Shared countdown timers

Brand: CueStride

Category: Productivity
Primary Subcategory: In-Chat Micro Widgets & Utilities

Integration details

Description

CueStride runs countdown timers for talks, rehearsals, workshops, and events. Ask for a timer and a live countdown appears in the conversation, with start, pause, reset, and +1 minute, and a viewer link to open on a phone, a stage monitor, or a projector. Every screen follows the same clock. Follow-ups such as "pause it" or "add two minutes" change the same timer, and the panel shows the change at once. Timers made here need no account. Anyone with the viewer link can watch; the timer is controlled from this conversation and from the controller link its panel offers.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Productivity
Primary Subcategory: In-Chat Micro Widgets & Utilities
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: CueStride
Access: No account required
First tracked: 2026-11-04
Tool count: 13
Market: US

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Tools

13 tools agents can invoke

Add 1 to 86400 seconds to the time left on this conversation's newest timer, or the one named. The change shows on every screen showing the timer. Generate a UUID commandId for each new operation and reuse it for retries within ten minutes; after that, check with get_timer instead of replaying an uncertain operation.
add_time
Read the current state of this conversation's newest timer, or of the one named: whether it runs, the seconds left and past zero, its length, and its public viewer link.
get_timer
Create a new CueStride shared countdown, start it by default, and show its live panel in the conversation. Returns a live timer and a public viewer link anyone with the link can open. No account is needed. Do not retry automatically: creation is not idempotent.
create_timer
The timer panel's own addition of seconds to the timer it shows, by its sealed reference, with a commandId it reuses for a retry. The change shows on every screen showing the timer.
panel_add_time
The timer panel's own read of the timer it shows, by its sealed reference.
panel_get_timer
The timer panel's own pause of the timer it shows, by its sealed reference, with a commandId it reuses for a retry. The change shows on every screen showing the timer.
panel_pause_timer
The timer panel's own reset of the timer it shows to its full length, by its sealed reference, with a commandId it reuses for a retry. The change shows on every screen showing the timer.
panel_reset_timer
The timer panel's own start of the timer it shows, from the time it has left, by its sealed reference, with a commandId it reuses for a retry. The change shows on every screen showing the timer.
panel_start_timer
Pause this conversation's newest timer, or the one named, keeping the time it has left. The change shows on every screen showing the timer. Generate a UUID commandId for each new operation and reuse it for retries within ten minutes; after that, check with get_timer instead of replaying an uncertain operation.
pause_timer
Stop this conversation's newest timer, or the one named, and put it back to its full length, discarding the time it has run. The change shows on every screen showing the timer. Generate a UUID commandId for each new operation and reuse it for retries within ten minutes; after that, check with get_timer instead of replaying an uncertain operation.
reset_timer
Show the CueStride timer panel: with form: true, a form to create a timer; otherwise this conversation's newest timer, or the one named, when the user asks to see an earlier timer again. With no timer from this conversation it shows the form. Never call it right after create_timer, which already shows the new timer's panel.
open_timer
Start this conversation's newest timer, or the one named, counting down from the time it has left. The change shows on every screen showing the timer. Generate a UUID commandId for each new operation and reuse it for retries within ten minutes; after that, check with get_timer instead of replaying an uncertain operation.
start_timer
Subtract 1 to 86400 seconds from the time left on this conversation's newest timer, or the one named. The change shows on every screen showing the timer. Generate a UUID commandId for each new operation and reuse it for retries within ten minutes; after that, check with get_timer instead of replaying an uncertain operation.
subtract_time

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Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.