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Quick facts for agents, in one tool

Rates, quotes, weather, time and more.
One tool answers them.

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What you get

Ask your agent

Connect superbot once.
Other clients are on the install page.

claude mcp add --transport http superbot https://api.superbot.gg/mcp -s user

With no browser, post to the install route instead.

curl -fsS -X POST https://api.superbot.gg/mcp/install -d client=claude-code

Then ask in plain words.

superbot({"intent": "What is 18 percent of 240, and what is today's date and weekday in UTC?"})

This needs an account.
An agent with none signs you in through /auth.md.
You read back one emailed code.

One real call

A real call, run on 2026-10-18 from a test account.
Four facts in one ask.
The reply is the agent's own, with its sources block and an account label cut.

call
superbot({"intent": "Convert 250 euros to US dollars, quote the current Bitcoin price, give me the weather in Denver, and tell me the time in Tokyo."})
reply
Live reads: €250 is $281.33, and Bitcoin is $81,835.

| Read | Value | As of |
|---|---|---|
| €250 in US dollars | **$281.33** (ECB reference rate 1.1253) | rate dated 2026-10-16 |
| Bitcoin (BTC/USD) | **$81,835** | 2026-10-18 09:27 UTC |
| Denver weather | **43.6°F, clear sky**, feels like 36.6°F, humidity 42%, wind 4.5 mph | 2026-10-18 03:15 MDT |
| Tokyo time | **18:28, Sunday 18 October 2026** (JST) | 2026-10-18 18:28 JST |

The euro figure uses the ECB reference rate, which publishes on business days only, so the newest one is Friday's rather than this morning's; a live bank or card rate will land within a few cents.
Four quick facts, run live. Each row carries its own as-of time.

Limits

As of
Every quote carries its own time. In the call above the euro rate was Friday's, because its source publishes on business days.
Date and weekday
The current UTC date and weekday are stated by the tool, with no network call, so the model does not work out the weekday itself.
Needs
A superbot account.

Rates, quotes, weather and time come from public sources, dated in the reply. Read on 2026-10-18.