Arjunkmrm Local001
Let Claude Code or Cursor resolve “what time is it now?” in your timezone or another region without guessing offsets during scheduling or logging work.
Overview
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-local001 is an MCP server for the Build phase that returns the current time and brief timezone information for regions you specify.
What is this MCP server?
- Returns current local time for a preferred or specified timezone
- Supports browsing concise timezone-related reference information
- Hosted on Smithery as streamable-http MCP (server schema 2025-09-16)
- Bearer {smithery_api_key} authentication on the remote endpoint
- Open-source lineage via github.com/arjunkmrm/time at catalog version 1.15.0
- Catalog version 1.15.0 per server.schema.json 2025-09-16
- Remote transport: streamable-http on Smithery
- Repository source: github.com/arjunkmrm/time
What problem does it solve?
Agents hallucinate offsets and daylight-saving edges when you ask for “now” in another city while coding or writing user-facing copy.
Who is it for?
Indie builders adding a simple clock-and-timezone tool to an MCP stack while prototyping agents, docs, or scheduling UX.
Skip if: Teams that need authoritative NTP, calendar booking, or compliance-grade audit clocks without an external time service.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can call a registered MCP tool and answer timezone questions with consistent, tool-backed timestamps during builds.
- Registered remote MCP server in your agent config
- Tool-callable current time answers for chosen timezones
- Concise timezone reference snippets via MCP tools
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Journey fit
Timezone lookup is agent wiring you add while building assistants and automations, not a launch or growth tactic. Integrations is the shelf for small MCP utilities that extend what your coding agent can call during implementation.
How it compares
MCP clock integration for agents, not a standalone SaaS scheduling product or a workflow skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-local001 for?
Solo and indie developers using Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agents who want reliable timezone-aware “current time” without manual offset math.
When should I use ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-local001?
Use it while building or debugging features that reference local time, meeting windows, or regional copy and you want the model to call a tool instead of estimating.
How do I add ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-local001 to my agent?
Add the Smithery remote MCP URL https://server.smithery.ai/@arjunkmrm/local001/mcp with Authorization Bearer your smithery_api_key in your client’s MCP server configuration.