Arjunkmrm Clock
Give your coding agent live clock and world-timezone lookups so scheduling, cron explanations, and cross-region coordination stay accurate without you tabbing to a clock app.
Overview
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-clock is a MCP server for the Operate phase that returns the current time and lets agents explore world timezones by region.
What is this MCP server?
- Returns current time instantly via Smithery remote MCP (streamable-http v1.14.1)
- Browse world timezones by region and continent for multi-audience solo builders
- Bearer-authenticated hosted endpoint—no local clock daemon to maintain
- Useful for explaining UTC offsets, DST, and “what time is it there?” in agent threads
- Protocol schema dated 2025-09-29; server version 1.14.1
- Remote streamable-http endpoint on Smithery
- Required secret header: Authorization Bearer smithery_api_key
What problem does it solve?
Agents hallucinate dates, offsets, and “local time” when you are scheduling launches or writing ops notes without a trusted clock source.
Who is it for?
Solo builders who ship globally and want timezone-aware agent answers during support, launch, and monitoring workflows.
Skip if: Teams that need calendar booking, recurring reminders, or full scheduling automation—use a calendar or workflow tool instead.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register the Smithery remote server, your agent can cite accurate now-times and timezone context while you plan and run the business.
- Instant current-time responses in agent sessions
- Region and continent timezone browsing for planning copy
- Hosted MCP v1.14.1 endpoint without local server ops
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Journey fit
Time and timezone truth matters most once you are running launches, support windows, and ops rhythms—not only while wiring code. Iterate covers day-to-day timing decisions: incident timelines, deploy windows, and lifecycle messaging aligned to real local times.
How it compares
Lightweight clock/timezone MCP utility, not a full calendar integration or cron runner.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-clock for?
Indie builders and agent users who need dependable current time and regional timezone lookups inside Claude Code, Cursor, or similar MCP clients.
When should I use ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-clock?
Use it when drafting launch times, support hours, cron explanations, or cross-region coordination and you want the model grounded on real clock data.
How do I add ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-clock to my agent?
Add the Smithery streamable-http remote URL for @arjunkmrm/clock to your MCP config and set Authorization to Bearer your smithery_api_key.