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"A function or method that returns the current date and time" matching MCP tools:

  • Insert content before or after a named symbol (function, class, method, or top-level assignment) for precise placement relative to another symbol.
    MIT
  • Replace a specific snippet inside a function or method body without altering surrounding code. Scopes the match to the target body to prevent accidental matches elsewhere.
    MIT
  • Insert text before a symbol's declaration using LSP or tree-sitter location. Add a function, method, or doc comment without manual line counting.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the WLAN Pi's current local date, time, and timezone for accurate logging and scheduled tasks.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Retrieve the current UTC time as an RFC3339 string to anchor date-based queries. Check the exact date and time before making market or portfolio requests that depend on a specific timestamp.
    Apache 2.0

Matching MCP Servers

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    A simple MCP server that returns the current date and time with timezone information in ISO 8601, Unix timestamp, and human-readable formats.
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    MIT
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    A remote MCP server exposing date/time tools over Streamable HTTP, enabling retrieval of current time for IANA timezones and listing available timezones, designed for use with web clients like Claude.ai.
    MIT

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  • Returns the actual current date/time in a given format and IANA timezone.

  • Provides access to Avalara Global Returns API for tax returns, filing calendars, and compliance data

  • Delete an entire function, method, or class definition including its decorators and leading doc comment. Use to remove structural code elements from source files.
    MIT
  • Delete a specific line or block of code inside a function or method body without rewriting the entire function. Useful for removing a single entry from an inline object literal passed as an argument.
    MIT
  • SofaScore events scheduled in a category on a date. Returns the events (matches) in one category, such as a country, that start on a UTC date, ordered by start time.
    MIT
  • Find code elements by name pattern using wildcards or regex—a precise alternative to grep. Returns matches with counts, filterable by class, function, method, file, or directory.
    MIT
  • Fetch the source body of any function, method, or type by name, with support for dotted paths and fallback parsing. Returns all matches for ambiguous names.
    MIT
  • Find every caller of a function or method by providing its name or ID, returning call sites to trace code dependencies.
    MIT
  • Set a breakpoint on a function by name to pause when entered, useful when you know the method but not the line number. Optionally filter by condition or hit count.
    MIT
  • Get the current local time for any IP address. Automatically detects your timezone using geolocation and returns the current time, day, and ISO timestamp. Provide an IP address to retrieve time for a specific location.
    MIT
  • Find a class, function, or method by name across the workspace to get its file and position. Use that location for type-resolved definitions, references, or hover.
    MIT
  • Locate the definition of any function, class, method, or variable in your codebase. Returns kind, qualified name, file:line, and optional full source. Provides suggestions for near matches.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full source code of any function from an Industrial Ecology Python package's GitHub repository, optionally at a specific version tag.
    BSD 3-Clause