Date, Time and Conversation Context

Give every turn the current date and time in your zone, and tell Chetty who is speaking and what kind of conversation it is.

What Chetty is told

The bundled runtime-context plugin adds the current weekday, date, time and timezone to each turn. It also says who is speaking and what kind of conversation it is: your own Chetty chat, a private one-to-one chat, a shared room or a delegated run.

In a shared room the sender can change between messages. A sender without a linked Chetty account is identified as unverified, and Chetty is told when the sender is the operator of this instance.

Chetty reads the moment as a sentence, for example that it is Friday, 9 October 2026, 09:03 in Europe/Prague, at midday. This context helps it act or create something for the right person, and it is not displayed in the conversation.

In a managed Project, Chetty is also told that it works inside an isolated container, that the Project files are there, and that the host file system cannot be reached from it. See Scheduling.

Set the timezone

1. Open Settings, then Plugins.
2. Find the card named runtime-context and click its name, or choose Detail from its menu.
3. On the Behavior tab, open Timezone and choose a zone such as Europe/Prague. The change saves automatically.

Server default leaves the server's zone, Custom IANA timezone accepts a zone that is not in the list, and the zone your browser reports is offered with a Browser detected badge.

The setting applies to the whole instance. It sets both the date and time Chetty sees and the timezone scheduled jobs use, so a job set to daily 07:30 runs at 07:30 in this zone. Voice calls use the same clock.

Changes apply from the next turn, without waiting for the restart that saving also requests.

Turn it on or off

Administrators manage the plugin in Settings → Plugins; select it to open its detail view. Only an administrator can enable or disable it, it needs no individual user grant, and the change takes effect after Chetty restarts.

For installing plugins and managing their permissions, see Plugins.