Arjunkmrm Watch2
Give your coding agent accurate local and global timestamps when you schedule deploys, cron jobs, customer support hours, or launch announcements across timezones.
Overview
ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-watch2 is an Operate-phase MCP server that returns the current time in any selected timezone for agent scheduling and ops workflows.
What is this MCP server?
- Returns current time for a chosen IANA timezone after browsing continents and regions
- Hosted streamable-http MCP endpoint on Smithery with version 1.14.1
- Bearer-authenticated remote so agents never scrape time websites
- Pairs with scheduling and logging skills that need explicit offset-aware timestamps
- Server schema version 1.14.1
- Single streamable-http remote on Smithery
- Source repository: github.com/arjunkmrm/clock
What problem does it solve?
Agents guess or hallucinate local times when you need precise timezone-aware clocks for launches, support, or logs.
Who is it for?
Solo builders who automate ops checklists and want one MCP tool for timezone lookup without building NTP glue.
Skip if: Teams needing full calendar APIs, recurring job engines, or offline-only stdio MCP without Smithery.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can query authoritative current time per region so schedules, runbooks, and customer-facing copy use real offsets.
- Timezone-selected current time responses inside agent chats
- Browsable continent and region picker data for agent-driven timezone choice
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Journey fit
Timezone-aware clocks sit on the Operate shelf because solo builders need correct wall-clock context when running production schedules, on-call windows, and cross-region coordination—not during initial idea research. Infra is the canonical subphase for lightweight runtime utilities that agents call during day-two operations without touching your app codebase.
How it compares
MCP timezone integration, not an agent skill or hosted cron platform.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-watch2 for?
Indie developers and small teams using MCP agents who need quick, correct world-clock reads during operate and ship prep.
When should I use ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-watch2?
Use it whenever an agent drafts timelines, support hours, or deploy windows that must reference a specific timezone.
How do I add ai.smithery/arjunkmrm-watch2 to my agent?
Register the Smithery remote URL with your MCP client and set Authorization to Bearer plus your smithery_api_key.