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Codex Quiet Clock

by · github.com/zorkary/codex-quiet-clock

Local Codex time-awareness extension: prompt hook + read-only MCP for thread timelines, elapsed time, and date-boundary context.

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About Codex Quiet Clock

Codex Quiet Clock is an MCP server published by zorkary in the Blockchain category: local Codex time-awareness extension: prompt hook + read-only MCP for thread timelines, elapsed time, and date-boundary context.

The repository has 1 stars and 0 forks.

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git clone https://github.com/zorkary/codex-quiet-clock

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How do I install Codex Quiet Clock?

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