MCP-timeserver
MCP-timeserver is a simple Model Context Protocol server designed to deliver date and time information in multiple time zones to agent-based systems and chat interfaces. Its standout feature is its ability to offer datetime access via a URI scheme.
What is the purpose of MCP-timeserver?
MCP-timeserver provides real-time date and time information across different timezones, useful for applications requiring accurate time data.
How can I access the current time in a specific timezone?
You can use the datetime URI scheme, such as datetime://Europe/London/now, to access the current time in a specific timezone.
Is there a tool to get the local system time?
Yes, the server includes a tool called get_current_time() to fetch the current local time in the system's timezone.
Can MCP-timeserver be integrated with chat REPLs?
Yes, MCP-timeserver is designed to be easily integrated with agentic systems and chat REPLs.
What command is used to start the MCP-timeserver?
The server can be started using the 'uvx' command with the appropriate arguments.