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timezone-tools

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Description

Get current time in any timezone and convert times between timezones. Use when working with time, dates, timezones, scheduling across regions, or when user mentions specific cities/regions for time queries. Supports IANA timezone names.

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data/common_timezones.json
scripts/convert_time.py
scripts/get_time.py
scripts/list_timezones.py
scripts/requirements.txt
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Timezone Tools

Get current time in any timezone and convert times between different timezones using IANA timezone database.

Quick Start

Get current time in a timezone

python scripts/get_time.py" "America/New_York"

Convert time between timezones

python scripts/convert_time.py" "America/New_York" "14:30" "Australia/Perth"

Search for timezone names

python scripts/list_timezones.py" "perth"

Instructions

When the user asks about time or timezones:

  1. For current time queries (e.g., "What time is it in Tokyo?"):

    • Use scripts/get_time.py with IANA timezone name
    • If unsure of timezone name, search first with list_timezones.py
    • Script outputs: timezone, datetime, day of week, DST status
  2. For time conversions (e.g., "What's 2pm EST in Perth time?"):

    • Use scripts/convert_time.py with source timezone, time (HH:MM 24-hour), target timezone
    • Script shows source time, target time, and time difference
    • Automatically handles DST changes
  3. For timezone searches:

    • Use scripts/list_timezones.py with city/country name
    • Returns matching IANA timezone names

Common Timezones Reference

For quick reference, see data/common_timezones.json which includes major cities worldwide, with Perth prominently featured.

User's local timezone: The scripts automatically detect your local timezone using tzlocal.

Examples

Example 1: Current time query

User: "What time is it in Perth?"

python scripts/list_timezones.py" "perth"
# Output: Australia/Perth

python scripts/get_time.py" "Australia/Perth"
# Output:
# Timezone: Australia/Perth
# Current time: 2025-11-07T15:30:45
# Day: Thursday
# DST: No

Example 2: Time conversion

User: "I have a meeting at 2pm New York time, what time is that in Perth?"

python scripts/convert_time.py" "America/New_York" "14:00" "Australia/Perth"
# Output:
# Source: America/New_York - 2025-11-07T14:00:00 (Thursday, DST: No)
# Target: Australia/Perth - 2025-11-08T03:00:00 (Friday, DST: No)
# Time difference: +13.0h

Example 3: Multiple timezone search

User: "What are the timezone codes for London, Tokyo, and Sydney?"

python scripts/list_timezones.py" "london"
python scripts/list_timezones.py" "tokyo"
python scripts/list_timezones.py" "sydney"
# Outputs:
# Europe/London
# Asia/Tokyo
# Australia/Sydney

Time Format

  • All times use 24-hour format (HH:MM): 14:30 not 2:30 PM
  • ISO 8601 datetime format for output: 2025-11-07T14:30:45
  • IANA timezone names (e.g., America/New_York, not EST)

Troubleshooting

"Invalid timezone" error

  • Use IANA timezone names: America/New_York not EST or Eastern
  • Search with list_timezones.py if unsure
  • Check data/common_timezones.json for reference

"Invalid time format" error

  • Use 24-hour format: 14:30 not 2:30 PM
  • Format must be HH:MM with colon separator

Missing dependencies

Install required Python packages:

pip install tzlocal

Dependencies

  • Python 3.9+
  • tzlocal>=5.0 - for local timezone detection
  • zoneinfo - built-in Python 3.9+ (IANA timezone database)

Notes

  • Scripts automatically handle Daylight Saving Time (DST)
  • Local timezone is auto-detected from system
  • All timezone data uses IANA Time Zone Database
  • Perth, Australia timezone: Australia/Perth (UTC+8, no DST)
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