MCP server for structured daily work diary management with i18n support
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# mcp-cronos [](https://pypi.org/project/mcp-cronos/) [](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) [](https://www.python.org/downloads/) MCP server for structured daily work diary management — entries, standup summaries, weekly reports, full-text search, and automatic git commits. --- ## English ### Features - **Add entries**: Add new work entries to the daily diary, creating files and directories automatically - **Read diary**: Read entries by single date, date range, or last N days - **Standup summary**: Generate a high-level, narrative summary ready for standup meetings - **Blockers management**: Set and update the blockers section of any diary file - **End-of-day workflow**: Rewrite and restructure the day's entries, generate day summary, technical summary, and standup message - **Consolidate diary**: Merge fragmented or duplicate entries into a coherent file - **List projects**: List all projects worked on in a given period - **Full-text search**: Search diary entries with regex support - **Weekly report**: Summarize the week grouped by project - **Append to project**: Add a sub-section to an existing project entry without fragmentation - **Write end-of-day file**: Persist the structured end-of-day content to disk - **Read todo**: Read the `todo.md` for a given day (what was planned) - **Month dashboard**: At-a-glance month view of which artifacts exist per day - **Prepare next day**: Create the next working day's folder with todo and raw skeleton - **Internationalisation**: Built-in Italian and English language packs, configurable via `cronos.toml` - **Git commits**: Automatic commit (and optional push) of the diary at end-of-day - **Reference metadata**: Repository, branch, Jira ticket and GitLab MR are recorded on entries as plain-text references — used for search and roll-up…
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