How does Time handle timezones?

It supports standard IANA timezone names (e.g., "UTC", "America/New_York"), allowing users to precisely retrieve the current time for any specified global location.

Can I specify a timezone when requesting the time?

Yes, the `get_current_time` tool allows you to specify any IANA timezone. If no timezone is provided, it defaults to "Asia/Shanghai".

Time is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to deliver the current time, featuring robust support for various global timezones.

What are the ways to access current time data from Time?

Time offers two primary transports: direct execution via `stdio` (command-line) and web-based access through its `HTTP Streamable Protocol`.

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Name: Time
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Serves the current time via Model Context Protocol (MCP) with timezone support.

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The Time server offers a straightforward solution for fetching the current time, tailored for Model Context Protocol (MCP) environments. It supports standard IANA timezone names, allowing users to specify the desired timezone for time retrieval. The server is versatile, operating over both stdio and HTTP Streamable transports, making it adaptable to various integration needs.

Key Features

Provides stdio transport for direct execution
0 GitHub stars
Supports standard IANA timezone names (e.g., "UTC", "America/New_York")
Includes a `get_current_time` tool for fetching time
Retrieves current time for specified timezones
Offers HTTP Streamable Protocol for web-based access

Use Cases

Providing accurate, timezone-specific timestamps to applications
Integrating time services into MCP-compatible systems
Developing internal tools requiring standardized time access

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Key Features

Provides stdio transport for direct execution
0 GitHub stars
Supports standard IANA timezone names (e.g., "UTC", "America/New_York")
Includes a `get_current_time` tool for fetching time
Retrieves current time for specified timezones
Offers HTTP Streamable Protocol for web-based access

Use Cases

Providing accurate, timezone-specific timestamps to applications
Integrating time services into MCP-compatible systems
Developing internal tools requiring standardized time access