allbeingsfuture/skills@datetime-tool

You can convert a UTC datetime to Asia/Shanghai by passing the timezone identifier to the tool, which outputs structured JSON containing the converted ISO8601 string and timestamp. It validates timezones and returns localized results instantly.

The best way to calculate the difference between two dates across timezones is to provide both date inputs for validation. The tool performs timezone-aware date arithmetic and returns the calculated interval within a structured JSON payload.

Yes, you can format a datetime using strftime-style tokens like %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S. The tool also supports common regional formats including ISO, Chinese, US, and EU, returning the formatted string within structured JSON.

No, the datetime tool requires no external dependencies to retrieve the current time. It operates independently to return the current datetime, weekday, timestamp, and ISO string for any supported timezone identifier.

To get the current weekday and timestamp for a specific timezone, request the current time using a valid timezone identifier. The tool validates the input and outputs structured JSON containing the weekday, ISO string, and Unix timestamp.

A date formatting output returns a validation error when the input date or timezone identifier is invalid. The tool validates all timezones and date inputs before processing formatting, arithmetic, or timezone conversion requests.