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Exposes current date and time information for specified timezones and system local time, offering read-only access to datetime data.
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Exposes current date and time information for specified timezones and system local time, offering read-only access to datetime data.
This server is generally safe due to its read-only nature and sandboxed environment. However, ensure proper timezone configuration and network security to mitigate potential risks. It is safe to expose, but ensure the underlying system is secure.
Performance is generally fast due to the simple nature of the time retrieval operations. Network latency may affect response times.
Minimal cost as the server performs simple calculations and does not rely on external services.
{
"mcpServers": {
"MCP-timeserver": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["MCP-timeserver"]
}
}
}get_current_timeRetrieves the current local time in the system's timezone.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
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This server is generally safe due to its read-only nature and sandboxed environment. However, ensure proper timezone configuration and network security to mitigate potential risks. It is safe to expose, but ensure the underlying system is secure.
The server operates in read-only mode, limiting the risk associated with autonomous operations.
Production Tip
Ensure the system's timezone is correctly configured for accurate time reporting.
Use the datetime:// URI scheme with a valid timezone name, e.g., datetime://America/New_York/now.
The server supports all timezones recognized by the underlying system's timezone database.
The accuracy depends on the system's clock synchronization. Ensure NTP or similar is configured.
No, this server only provides read-only access to the current time.
No, the server does not require authentication.
The server will return an error message.
Use the provided JSON configuration with the MCP server deployment tool.