mcp-server-base-nodejs
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There is only one tool, so there is no possibility of confusion or overlap with other tools. Its purpose is clearly described as returning the current UTC time.
The name 'now' is simple and matches its function, but it does not follow the typical verb_noun pattern seen in many MCP servers. With only one tool, there is no inconsistency, but the naming is a slight deviation from standard conventions.
A single tool that simply returns the current time is extremely thin for an MCP server. This falls into the 'single trivial tool' category, representing an extreme mismatch in scope.
The tool description mentions use cases like datestamping records, calculating intervals, and resolving relative expressions, but the server only provides a raw timestamp. There are no companion tools for calculations or conversions, making the surface severely incomplete for the implied domain.