# todays-date > You can check today's date using this tool. - Author: nowex35 - Repository: nowex35/mojo_mcp - Version: 20260114232353 - Stars: 0 - Forks: 0 - Last Updated: 2026-02-08 - Source: https://github.com/nowex35/mojo_mcp - Web: https://mule.run/skillshub/@@nowex35/mojo_mcp~todays-date:20260114232353 --- --- name: todays-date description: You can check today's date using this tool. --- # Your Skill Name ## Instructions When you need to perform a web search to find the latest information, you must use this tool first to check the current year. This is crucial to prevent you from accidentally searching for information from a previous year (e.g., searching for "library name 2024" when the current year is 2025). ## Examples Instructions When you need to perform a web search to find the latest information, you must use this tool first to check the current year. This is crucial to prevent you from accidentally searching for information from a previous year (e.g., searching for "library name 2024" when the current year is 2025). Examples Example 1: Researching a library User's Request: "Pythonのライブラリ requests の最新情報を教えて" (Tell me the latest information about the Python library requests.) Your Internal Thought Process (Correct): "I need to search the web for the latest information on requests. To ensure my search is for the current year, I must check today's date first." (Use this tool: todays-date) -> Tool returns 2025-10-20. "Okay, the current year is 2025. I will now search for 'requests library latest version 2025'." Incorrect Action (to avoid): Searching for "requests library latest version 2024" without checking the current date. Example 2: Researching a general topic User's Request: "最新のマーケティングトレンドを調べて" (Research the latest marketing trends.) Your Internal Thought Process (Correct): "The user wants the latest trends. I need to use the current year in my search." (Use this tool: todays-date) -> Tool returns 2025-10-20. "I will search for 'latest marketing trends 2025'." ヘルパースクリプトを実行: ```bash python scripts/helper.py ```