What is Mcptime

mcptime is an MCP server implemented in Golang, designed to provide accurate local time services for AI models, particularly addressing time acquisition issues in Cursor IDE.

Use cases

Use cases for mcptime include providing accurate timestamps for AI model training, ensuring consistent time references in simulations, and facilitating time zone adjustments for global applications.

How to use

To use mcptime, ensure you have a Go 1.20+ environment and Cursor IDE configured to support MCP protocol. Set up the server in the Cursor config with the specified command and arguments.

Key features

mcptime offers precise time acquisition services, supports time zone conversion, resolves time acquisition errors for Cursor Sonnet4, is lightweight and high-performance, and complies with the MCP protocol standard.

Where to use

mcptime is primarily used in AI development environments, particularly those utilizing Cursor IDE, where accurate time synchronization is crucial for model performance.

MCP Time Server

Project Overview

This is an MCP server implemented in Golang, specifically designed to address the issue of incorrect time acquisition for large models in Cursor IDE. By adhering to the standardized MCP protocol, it provides accurate time services for AI models.

Features

✅ Provides precise time acquisition services

✅ Supports time zone conversion for multiple time zones

✅ Resolves the time acquisition error issue for Cursor Sonnet4

✅ Lightweight and high-performance implementation in Golang

✅ Complies with the MCP protocol standard

Installation Guide

Prerequisites

Go 1.20+ environment
Cursor IDE (supports MCP protocol)

Cursor config:

`{

“mcpServers”: {

"mcptime": {

  "command": "d:/mcptime.exe",

  "args": [

    ""

  ]

}

}

}
`