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Returns the current local server time for a name and lucky number.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Simple Name Time MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the Simple Name Time MCP Server with the name "Zhang San" and lucky number 8, then return the current local server time.
Returns information including the name, lucky number, and current local server time.
Call this MCP tool with the name "Alex" and lucky number 12, and tell me the current local server time in one sentence.
Outputs a short result stating the current local server time for Alex.
Call the Simple Name Time MCP Server in an automated workflow with the name "Test User" and lucky number 3 to get the current local server time for logging.
Returns the current server time result that can be used for logs or workflow records.
Developers can use this tool while connecting an MCP client to quickly verify parameter passing and tool responses. It works well for simple, low-risk integration testing.
When a workflow needs the current local server time, this tool can return it along with a name and lucky number. It is suitable for demo-style or lightweight automation scenarios.
It is a minimal MCP server that returns the current local server time for a given name and lucky number. No other capabilities are mentioned in the provided description.
Based on the available description, you need to provide a name and a lucky number. More details about parameters or response format are not provided.
The provided material does not include installation, runtime, or deployment steps. Please see the source repository for details.
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