Wall-clock awareness for LLM agents. Two tools: elapsed-time-between-turns + day rollover detection.
Your model knows calculus but not what day it is. Fix that. is a tiny Model Context Protocol server that gives LLM agents a sense of time between turns. Two tools, a few hundred lines, stdlib + + . That's the whole thing. Open a fresh chat at 11 PM. The model says "good morning." Resume a conversation three weeks later. The model picks up mid-sentence like no time passed. Ask for "today's…
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Your model knows calculus but not what day it is. Fix that. is a tiny Model Context Protocol server that gives LLM agents a sense of time between turns. Two tools, a few hundred lines, stdlib + + . That's the whole thing. Open a fresh chat at 11 PM. The model says "good morning." Resume a conversation three weeks later. The model picks up mid-sentence like no time passed. Ask for "today's status." Get yesterday's status. Or last Tuesday's. LLMs don't have wall clocks. They don't know when the…
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