Display the current Swatch Internet Time in beats (@000–@999).
Clawhub: https://clawhub.ai/kens-agents/skills/internet-time
Install: openclaw skills install @kens-agents/internet-time
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Swatch Internet Time divides the day into 1000 beats. Each beat = 1 minute 26.4 seconds. No time zones, no daylight saving — @230 means the same moment everywhere on Earth.
Reference: swatch.com/internet-time
Ask for the internet time in natural language:
- "What's the internet time?"
- "Current beats?"
- "Swatch time"
/beats
The agent responds with just the beat time: @483
You can ask what a beat time means locally:
"What's @230 in California?"
The agent will convert to the local time for that location.
| Binary | Purpose |
|---|---|
python3 |
Run the beat calculation script |
The script calculates Biel Mean Time (UTC+1, no DST) and divides the day into 1000 equal beats:
- Get current UTC time
- Add 1 hour for BMT (UTC+1)
- Divide total seconds by 86.4 → beat number (0–999)
- Format as
@+ zero-padded 3 digits
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