What time source does MCPTimeServer use?
MCPTimeServer connects to pool.ntp.org to get accurate current time and converts it to your specified timezone (or UTC if none is specified).
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MCPTimeServer is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that fetches accurate current time from internet NTP servers (pool.ntp.org) and supports custom timezone configuration via environment variable. It is designed for use with Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible clients.
Install dependencies with pip install mcp ntplib pytz, then register the server with your preferred timezone using mcp install timeserver.py -e TIMEZONE=America/New_York or by adding it to claude_desktop_config.json. Once installed, ask Claude to use the get_current_time tool to display the current time in your configured timezone.
MCPTimeServer connects to pool.ntp.org to get accurate current time and converts it to your specified timezone (or UTC if none is specified).
Set the TIMEZONE environment variable during installation (e.g., `TIMEZONE=America/New_York`) or in the `claude_desktop_config.json` env block. Any valid IANA Time Zone Database name is accepted.
The server falls back to UTC and returns the time without timezone conversion, along with an informative error message.
Python packages mcp (Model Context Protocol SDK), ntplib (NTP client library), and pytz (timezone database).
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