Clawlendar FAQs

Question 1

What is Clawlendar?

Accepted Answer

Clawlendar is a timestamp-first perpetual calendar API designed for AI agents to seamlessly interoperate across diverse East/West calendar systems, regions, and traditions.

Question 2

Which calendar systems does Clawlendar support?

Accepted Answer

Clawlendar supports a wide range of calendars including Gregorian, Julian, ISO Week, Unix Epoch, Minguo, Buddhist, Japanese Era, Sexagenary, and Solar Term 24. Optional support for Chinese Lunar, Islamic, Hebrew, and Persian calendars is also available.

Question 3

What tools does Clawlendar provide for AI agents?

Accepted Answer

AI agents can access six distinct tools: `capabilities` for listings, `convert` for date transformations, `timeline` for timestamp projections, `astro_snapshot` for astronomical data, `calendar_month` for month boundaries, and `day_profile` for comprehensive daily details.

Question 4

How does Clawlendar ensure universal time interoperability for AI agents?

Accepted Answer

It normalizes any input instant to a Unix timestamp first, then projects it into multiple calendar systems with a stable JSON contract, ensuring a consistent 'time language' for AI agents globally.

Question 5

How can I integrate Clawlendar into my AI agent workflow?

Accepted Answer

Clawlendar offers flexible integration methods: it can be used as an MCP server for Claude Desktop/Code, a FastAPI HTTP service for web applications, or a direct CLI tool for scripting and local use.

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