dsh-overtime-pay

Overtime pay looks simple until you actually compute it: weekday at 1.5x, rest day at 2x, statutory holiday at 3x, layered across multi-day shifts and varying hourly rates. Hand-calculating invites small errors that snowball. dsh-overtime-pay wraps that entire rule chain into a single tool call—you pass in hours and multipliers, and get back a precise subtotal, a line-by-line breakdown, and a plain-language explanation of how each number was derived.

The plugin is written in pure Node.js with zero network calls and zero runtime dependencies. That means it runs identically in an offline sandbox, a corporate air-gapped environment, or right on your laptop—no API keys, no external services, just fast, structured output you can verify at a glance or paste into a payroll sheet.

Who is it for? HR professionals compiling monthly overtime totals, finance team leads reconciling payroll line items, freelancers settling hourly overtime on a per-project basis, or simply anyone who wants a quick, auditable answer to "how much is that extra block of hours actually worth?" One call in the conversation, and the math is done.