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MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP

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Basic information

Category

Productivity

Transports

stdio

Author

Cam10001110101

About MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP

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MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-server-http-time": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "wrangler",
        "dev"
      ]
    }
  }
}

MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP tools

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Overview

What is MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP?

MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP is a bare-bones Model Context Protocol server for demo and testing purposes. It provides time-related tools (current time, relative time, days in month, timestamp, timezone conversion, week numbers) via a Cloudflare Worker using the Streamable HTTP transport. It is intended for testing MCP Streamable HTTP protocol functionality and is not for production use.

How to use MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP?

Clone the repository, install dependencies (npm install), build (npm run build), then run locally with npx wrangler dev (typically on http://localhost:8787). Deploy to Cloudflare with npx wrangler deploy. Point your MCP client to the server’s URL. The server exposes six tools: current_time, relative_time, days_in_month, get_timestamp, convert_time, and get_week_year.

Key features of MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP

  • Provides six time-related MCP tools.
  • Uses modern Streamable HTTP transport.
  • Deployed as a Cloudflare Worker.
  • No authentication or security measures implemented.
  • Designed solely for demo and testing.

Use cases of MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP

  • Testing MCP Streamable HTTP protocol with a simple server.
  • Demonstrating time tool integration with Anthropic MCP Connector.
  • Evaluating OpenAI Agents SDK Streamable HTTP support.
  • Experimenting with Microsoft Copilot Studio MCP integration.
  • Learning how to build and deploy an MCP Streamable HTTP server.

Frequently asked questions

1

What tools does MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP provide?

It provides `current_time`, `relative_time`, `days_in_month`, `get_timestamp`, `convert_time`, and `get_week_year`.

2

Is MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP production-ready?

No. The README explicitly warns it is a bare bones example server for demo and testing only, lacking authentication and security.

3

What runtime does MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP require?

It runs as a Cloudflare Worker. Development requires Node.js and npm, plus Wrangler for local testing and deployment.

4

Which clients can connect to MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP?

It supports the Streamable HTTP transport. The README highlights Anthropic MCP Connector, OpenAI Agents SDK (`MCPServerStreamableHttp`), and Microsoft Copilot Studio.

5

Does MCP Time Server - Streamable HTTP have any authentication?

No. The README states it has no authentication or security measures implemented and that production servers should implement proper authentication as per official MCP documentation.

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