Real-time multi-track schedules for cooking, lab protocols, events and workouts. Validate and share.
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com.rhylthyme/rhylthyme is an MCP server that real-time multi-track schedules for cooking, lab protocols, events and workouts. Validate and share. Its tool list has not been published yet over http, requires no API key, and scores 73/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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A Model Context Protocol server for schedules that a person executes: cooking several dishes so they finish together, running a bench protocol with overlapping incubations, calling an event, running a workout. An agent describes the process, the server validates and analyzes the resulting program, and publishes it as a live timeline on rhylthyme.com that the person follows on their phone.
This repository is the source of the server that runs at
mcp.rhylthyme.com. It is the same code as mcp-api/ in the
rhylthyme-server application, copied here with the static assets it
needs so it can be read, tested and self-hosted.
Connect the server (in claude.ai, Claude Desktop or mobile, add
Rhylthyme from the Claude Connectors Directory;
in Claude Code, /plugin marketplace add rhylthyme/rhylthyme-mcp
then /plugin install rhylthyme@rhylthyme; anywhere else, add
https://mcp.rhylthyme.com/gym/mcp as a connector), then say what you want in
plain words:
Two of us in a garage gym: one kettlebell, one pull-up bar, one jump rope. Thirty minutes, two rounds, and nobody stands around waiting for equipment. Make it a Rhylthyme timeline.
You write no JSON. The assistant does, and the server keeps it honest. With that prompt Claude made three tool calls:
| Call | What came back |
|---|---|
validate_program | ✅ Program is valid — 2 tracks, 20 steps, 30m makespan. |
analyze_schedule | Resource conflicts: none. Each station has capacity 1, so this is the proof that Alex and Sam never want the kettlebell at the same moment |
visualize_schedule | a link, gym.rhylthyme.com?share=4995ef1b88744e80, with rest timers and interval beeps, and a text chart for the chat: |
0 15m 30m
Alex │░Warm-…░▒S…▒░Pu…░▒Ju…▒░░░▒Sw…▒░Pu…░▒Ju…▒░░░▒St…▒│
Sam │░Warm-…░▒P…▒░Ju…░▒Sw…▒░░░▒Pu…▒░Ju…░▒Sw…▒░░░▒St…▒│
Ask "show me a picture" and preview_timeline returns an image in the chat.
For one coloured by station, which makes the rotation obvious, save the
program the assistant wrote (ours is examples/recipe/garage-circuit.json) and run:
npx -y github:rhylthyme/rhylthyme-timeline garage-circuit.json -o garage-circuit.png \
--style web --palette tableau --color-by task

Then push on it: "add a third person", "we only have 20 minutes", "swap the rope for burpees". The assistant edits the program and the server checks it again.
Two repositories do related things and are easy to confuse. This one is the server an AI assistant talks to. rhylthyme (formerly rhylthyme-cli-runner) is the command a person types.
| rhylthyme-mcp | rhylthyme | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | The MCP server: the tools an AI assistant calls | A command-line program: the rhylthyme command |
| Who uses it | Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client, on a person's behalf | A person at a terminal, a script, or CI |
| Where it runs | Hosted at mcp.rhylthyme.com; nothing to install | On your machine: pip install rhylthyme |
| Language | JavaScript (Node 20+) | Python 3.12+ |
| Input | A prog |