Time Tools Integration & Enhanced MCP Configuration

Time Tools Integration & Enhanced MCP Configuration

Here's what's new in this v0.1.1 (v0.1.2 is just a bug fix) release:

🕒 New Features

Time Tools Integration

We've added a comprehensive Time Tools application that'll make working with time zones and timestamps so much easier! This new integration brings five powerful time utilities right into your AI workflow:

• Current Time: Get the current time in any timezone using IANA timezone names (like America/New York or Asia/Tokyo)
• Time Conversion: Convert times between different timezones with support for both 24-hour format (14:30) and ISO 8601 format
• Duration Calculator: Calculate the exact time between two dates and times—perfect for project planning or deadline tracking
• Epoch Converters: Bulk convert Unix timestamps to readable dates (and vice versa) for those times when you're dealing with system logs or APIs

This integration is particularly useful for OpenAPI-based workflows, where timestamps are often represented in Unix format. It allows for seamless conversion between different time formats, making it easier to work with and interpret time-related data.

Enhanced MCP Configuration

We've significantly improved how you configure MCP (Model Context Protocol) connections with URL-based configuration and token authentication. This means you can now:

• Set up MCP servers using URLs with proper authentication headers
• Better integration with external services that require token-based auth

🔧 Improvements

Better Stability

General stability improvements throughout the application. We've been hunting down those pesky edge cases and making everything run more smoothly.

🐞 Bug Fixes

Command Line Arguments

Fixed an issue with command line argument handling that was causing problems in certain scenarios. The console application now properly processes arguments as expected.

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We're really excited about these time tools, they've already saved us countless hours when coordinating across different time zones during development. Give them a try and let us know what you think!