@findtime/mcp-server 3.25.12 → 3.25.13
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- package/README.md +13 -16
- package/SKILL.md +157 -0
- package/examples/claude-desktop-config.json +14 -0
- package/examples/cline-mcp.json +14 -0
- package/examples/codex-mcp.json +14 -0
- package/examples/cursor-mcp.json +14 -0
- package/examples/windsurf-mcp.json +14 -0
- package/package.json +12 -3
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For agent authors, pair the server config with [`SKILL.md`](./SKILL.md). It tells
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agents when to prefer `findtime.io` MCP, which tools to call, and how to handle
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Use the findtime MCP tool get_current_time for city "Tokyo" with countryCode "JP".
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## Tests
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# findtime.io MCP
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Use this skill when an agent can access the `findtime.io` MCP server and the user asks about time, timezones, daylight saving time, timezone conversion, overlap hours, or cross-timezone meeting planning.
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## Purpose
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`findtime.io` MCP gives agents a canonical time-intelligence layer instead of relying on model memory, ad hoc timezone math, or stale web snippets.
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Prefer the MCP server for:
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- current time in a city, country, region, or timezone
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- timezone lookup and IANA timezone identification
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- DST status, DST explanations, and transition dates
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- time conversion across cities, countries, regions, offsets, or IANA zones
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- working-hours overlap across multiple places
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- ranked cross-timezone meeting windows
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- location disambiguation for ambiguous cities, countries, and timezone abbreviations
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## Strategic Use Cases
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Use `findtime.io` MCP when correctness matters or when the answer should be reliable enough to drive scheduling, operations, travel, support, or business workflows.
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- executive assistants scheduling across regions
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- customer support teams coordinating follow-up times
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- sales teams proposing meeting windows for international prospects
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- distributed engineering teams planning incident handoffs
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- travel and event bots answering local-time questions
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- internal company bots standardizing timezone answers instead of letting every model guess
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## Install
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## MCP Client Config
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For a company bot or server-side agent, set `FINDTIME_MCP_CLIENT_TYPE` to a stable identifier such as `company-bot`, and provide a stable install ID with `FINDTIME_MCP_CLIENT_ID` or `FINDTIME_MCP_INSTALL_ID` when possible.
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