Summary

Fixes the thing models get wrong most often: what time it is where you are.

Daylight saving is the reason to have this rather than to reason about offsets — the conversion reports whether the zone is currently on DST and what the resulting difference is, which is exactly where mental arithmetic goes wrong.

What it is

A small Swift server with two time tools: the current time in a named IANA time zone, and a conversion of a given time between two of them.

What you get

The current time in any IANA time zone, such as America/New_York or Europe/London
The system time zone used when you leave the argument out
A time converted from one zone to another
Whether a zone is currently on daylight saving time
The time difference between the two zones, returned with the conversion

Requirements

Nothing — no account, no key. macOS: install the binary with the one-line script, which puts it in ~/.local/bin and adds that directory to your PATH, or build it from source with Swift.

Setup effort

One command — curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/okooo5km/time-mcp-server/main/install.sh | bash