dzei
03/11/2026, 7:29 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:29 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:29 PM{{current_time_[timezone]}} where you replace [timezone] with the specific timezone you need.
For example, if you want the current time in New York, you would use {{current_time_America/New_York}}. [(1) ]() [(2) ]() If you want the time in Sydney, you would use {{current_time_Australia/Sydney}}. [(1) ]()
You can add these dynamic variables directly in your agent's prompt or context section. [(1) ]() [(2) ]() For instance, in your agent's context, you might include:
"The current date and time is {{current_time_America/New_York}}" [(2) ]()
This will automatically populate with the current time in that timezone when the agent runs. [(1) ]() [(2) ]()
The default {{current_time}} variable uses America/Los_Angeles timezone if no specific timezone is specified.AI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:29 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:29 PMdzei
03/11/2026, 7:42 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:42 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:42 PMAmerica/Texas is not a valid timezone identifier. [(1) ]()
For Texas locations, you need to use one of these valid timezone identifiers:
- America/Chicago - for most of Texas (Central Time)
- America/Denver - for El Paso and far west Texas (Mountain Time)
Update your dynamic variable to:
{{current_time_America/Chicago}}
This should give you the correct current time for most Texas locations.
Note: There have been some reported instances where the {{current_time}} variable occasionally returns incorrect dates, [(2) ]() but using the correct timezone format should resolve your specific issue.AI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:42 PMAI Evy
03/11/2026, 7:42 PM