find_muhurta is activity-aware and returns every slot with why it scored as it did, which is what makes the answer checkable rather than something to take on faith. Three calculation systems are available because traditions differ, and the choice is yours per call rather than baked in.
A Panchangam server covering daily almanac data, planning across days, sky events and personal transits. It works from pre-configured cities or any place name, and supports three calculation systems: Drik Ganita, Surya Siddhanta and Vakya.
- get_panchangam — the full almanac for a date and city; get_muhurta for one day's auspicious and inauspicious windows
- get_panchanga_shuddhi — a five-limb purity verdict with per-limb quality and the reason for it
- get_panchangam_range and get_special_days — a compact summary across up to 31 days, and the festivals, Ekadashi, Amavasya, Pournami, Pradosham, Sankranti and eclipses in a month
- find_muhurta — ranked auspicious slots, activity-aware, each with its reasons
- find_tarabalam_days — days favourable for up to four people by birth star, with Chandrabalam
- get_combustion_calendar, get_graha_yuddha, get_rashi_ingresses and get_eclipse_calendar for sky events
- get_graha_positions, get_gochara and get_rasi_phalalu for transits from a janma rashi
- get_daily_horas and get_lagna_transitions for intraday timing
- list_supported_cities — 22 pre-configured cities with coordinates and timezone
- Any other place geocoded on the fly, or latitude, longitude and timezone passed directly
Uvx and the PyPI package mcp-server-panchangam, run over stdio. No credentials. Drik-system tools also accept an ayanamsa choice — lahiri, raman, krishnamurti or true chitrapaksha — defaulting to lahiri.
One command — uvx mcp-server-panchangam