Epoch time estimation MCP server for PERT, COCOMO, Monte Carlo, calibration, cost, and risk.
[]( []( []( []( []() []( Epoch helps AI agents understand time. AI can write code, analyze data, and build apps -- but it can't tell you how long something will take, what it'll cost, or whether a deadline is realistic. Epoch fixes that. Every AI agent hallucinates timelines. "This should take about 2 hours" becomes 2 days. Epoch gives AI grounded, data-driven estimates instead of guesses. It…
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[]( []( []( []( []() []( Epoch helps AI agents understand time. AI can write code, analyze data, and build apps -- but it can't tell you how long something will take, what it'll cost, or whether a deadline is realistic. Epoch fixes that. Every AI agent hallucinates timelines. "This should take about 2 hours" becomes 2 days. Epoch gives AI grounded, data-driven estimates instead of guesses. It packages established estimation methods (PERT, COCOMO II, Monte Carlo, reference class forecasting)…
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