Offers a suite of time-related functions through a Model Context Protocol server, accessible by LLMs.
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The MCP Time server is a versatile Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to empower Large Language Models (LLMs) with robust time-related functionalities. It provides dual-mode support, enabling local integration via Stdio transport through npm or remote access using Streamable HTTP transport, typically deployed on platforms like Cloudflare Workers. This flexibility ensures LLMs can seamlessly query current times, calculate relative durations, convert timezones, and perform other date-time operations through various connection methods, including direct integration with major AI providers like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft Copilot Studio.
Key Features
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02Calculate human-readable relative time strings (e.g., "in 5 minutes", "2 hours ago").
03Determine the number of days in a specific month for any given year.
04Get the current date and time in specified formats and timezones.
05Obtain the Unix timestamp (milliseconds) for a specified date and time.
06Convert times between different IANA timezones.
Use Cases
01Enabling LLMs and AI agents to query and process diverse date and time information.
02Providing accurate time conversions and calculations for global applications requiring timezone awareness.
03Integrating sophisticated time-related capabilities into AI-powered applications and conversational interfaces.
