HinduCalendar — panchang, festivals & muhurta

What HinduCalendar does

HinduCalendar — panchang, festivals & muhurta MCP server exposes HinduCalendar information to MCP-compatible AI clients. The available description identifies four areas of information: daily panchang, festivals, muhurta, and birth details. Panchang data covers daily Hindu calendar information, while festival and muhurta data support questions about observances and auspicious timing. Birth details are also included among the server’s stated capabilities.

The repository source is the HinduCalendar website, and the results are described as identical to those in the HinduCalendar Android app. That makes the server relevant when an agent needs to retrieve information from the HinduCalendar product through an MCP interface instead of relying on a separate calendar source.

How it works

The server is presented as an MCP server for HinduCalendar. An MCP-compatible client can use it as a source for the listed calendar and timing information, allowing an agent to request relevant data as part of a conversation or workflow. The supplied material does not document the transport, request schema, response format, authentication process, or individual endpoint names.

The stated Android-app parity is the main behavior detail available: information returned through the server is intended to correspond to the HinduCalendar Android app. No further details are provided about regional settings, language selection, date ranges, location handling, or calculation methods, so those should be verified before depending on them in an application.

Tools and capabilities

The HinduCalendar — panchang, festivals & muhurta MCP server is described as supporting these information categories:

• Daily panchang lookups
• Hindu festival information
• Muhurta or auspicious-time information
• Birth-detail information

These capabilities are suitable for calendar assistants, religious observance queries, date-planning workflows, and applications that need Hindu calendar context. The source does not provide a formal tool list, tool signatures, parameter definitions, or examples, so the categories above should not be treated as exact MCP method names.

Limitations and notes

The supplied listing contains no README, setup instructions, environment-variable requirements, license information, or client-specific guidance. It also does not state whether the server requires an account, API key, network access, a location, or a particular date format. Developers should confirm those operational details from the project source before deployment.

The available description supports the four information areas listed above and the claim that results match the HinduCalendar Android app. It does not establish support for browser automation, calendar-writing operations, notifications, event creation, calculations outside HinduCalendar’s stated data, or integrations with other calendar products. Choose this server for HinduCalendar data access, and validate any requirements for production use directly with the source.