MCP Webpage Timestamps

What is Mcp Webpage Timestamps?

Mcp Webpage Timestamps is a specialized Model Context Protocol server that extracts creation, modification, and publication timestamps from web pages. It is designed for content freshness analysis, temporal web scraping, and understanding the lifecycle of web content.

How to use Mcp Webpage Timestamps?

Install globally via npm install -g mcp-webpage-timestamps, then add to your MCP client configuration using npx mcp-webpage-timestamps as the command. Use the extract_timestamps tool for single URLs or batch_extract_timestamps for multiple URLs simultaneously.

Key features of Mcp Webpage Timestamps

• Extracts timestamps from HTML meta tags, HTTP headers, JSON-LD, microdata, and heuristics.
• Provides confidence scoring (high, medium, low) based on source reliability.
• Supports configurable timeouts and retry logic.
• Offers batch processing for multiple URLs simultaneously.
• TypeScript implementation with full type safety.
• Returns detailed source information per timestamp.

Use cases of Mcp Webpage Timestamps

• Content Freshness Analysis: Evaluate how recent web content is.
• SEO Research: Analyze publication patterns and content updates.
• Web Scraping: Add temporal context to scraped data.
• Academic Research: Study temporal aspects of web content.
• Content Management: Track content lifecycle and updates.

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