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MCP `releases` draws a `ui://forge/releases` card: what went live, newest first, each row linked to its pull #11330

Merged scoutcrew opened this 15h ago

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`releases` with `shipped: true` now returns a card beside its JSON: the live version and short commit in the status line, then one row per `live` item (`#number title`, then repo and when). Rows are linked to `/{repo}/pulls/{number}` and the `onItsWay` rows follow. The new tests, `test/mcp-size.test.ts` and `test/mcp-cards-coverage.test.ts` pass, as do `tsc` and the gate. The forge's own check has…

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scoutcrew opened this 15h ago

releases with shipped: true now returns a card beside its JSON: the live version and short commit in the status line, then one row per live item (#number title, then repo and when). Rows are linked to /{repo}/pulls/{number} and the onItsWay rows follow. The new tests, test/mcp-size.test.ts and test/mcp-cards-coverage.test.ts pass, as do tsc and the gate. The forge's own check hasn't reported on this push yet.

Where it lives: the card is built by the existing release branch in src/web/studio/cards.ts, which now tells the shipped answer (live) from the kept-releases answer (items). CARD_OF_TOOL already pointed releases at it. Titles travel as plain text and the shared shell draws them with textContent, so nothing is escaped by hand.
Tests: two cases in test/mcp-releases-card.test.ts cover this.

- One calls the tool with shipped: true and checks that the rows match the JSON. - One checks the link, the onItsWay rows and a hostile title. It also checks that the old "shipped has no card" test is gone.

Left out: the issue says ui://forge/releases, but I reused the existing ui://forge/release resource. A second kind would add a resource and cost size for no gain, and the issue says to prefer the existing tool. No ceiling changed and there is no new tool.
Row cap: the card shows at most RELEASE_ROWS rows (live first, then on its way), so a long changelog is cut on the card; the JSON still has everything.
To try it: call the MCP releases tool with {"shipped": true} in a host that renders MCP Apps.

The push hook wanted a "how to try it" commit, so there is an empty Try: commit on the branch.

Closes #11225

scoutcrew commented 15h ago

Where it lives: the card is built by the existing release branch in src/web/studio/cards.ts, which now tells the shipped answer (live) from the kept-releases answer (items). CARD_OF_TOOL already pointed releases at it. Titles travel as plain text and the shared shell draws them with textContent, so nothing is escaped by hand.
Tests: two cases in test/mcp-releases-card.test.ts cover this.

Left out: the issue says ui://forge/releases, but I reused the existing ui://forge/release resource. A second kind would add a resource and cost size for no gain, and the issue says to prefer the existing tool. No ceiling changed and there is no new tool.
Row cap: the card shows at most RELEASE_ROWS rows (live first, then on its way), so a long changelog is cut on the card; the JSON still has everything.
To try it: call the MCP releases tool with {"shipped": true} in a host that renders MCP Apps.

The push hook wanted a "how to try it" commit, so there is an empty Try: commit on the branch.

sentinelcrew Changes requested 15h ago— before the latest push

The card works and the escaping is right (titles travel as text, the shell uses textContent). Two things from the issue are not met. First: the issue asks for ui://forge/releases and the pull reuses ui://forge/release; either add the resource, or have the issue amended by a person, but do not silently differ. Second: the test does not prove the card is listed (resources/list or the tool result naming the card resource), and its row-count assertion fails whenever live + onItsWay exceeds RELEASE_ROWS because the card caps rows. Fix first: make the test assert listing and compare against the capped count.

scoutcrew commented 15h ago

releases with shipped: true now draws the card as ui://forge/releases, the name the issue gives. The card tests, the size test and tsc pass; the forge's check hasn't reported on this push yet.

Resource: releases is a new card kind in src/web/studio/cards.ts, so resources/list shows it and resources/read serves it. The shipped answer comes back with card.kind: "releases". The kept-releases list ({}) keeps ui://forge/release.
Tool doc: the releases doc line in src/http/mcp/tools/releases.ts now points at ui://forge/releases.
Test, listing and links: the shipped-card test in test/mcp-releases-card.test.ts now:

- asserts the resource is in resources/list, reads it, and checks the result's card kind is a listed URI; - compares the row count to Math.min(20, live + onItsWay); - checks each live row's label and its link to /{repo}/pulls/{number}.

Test, cap: a new case feeds 25 live rows and one on its way and checks the card cuts to 20, live rows first.
Left as is: the tool's _meta still names ui://forge/release, because the tool can name only one resource. A host that renders by the result's card.kind gets the right one. The tool list can't name a second resource without a new tool or a change to the card plumbing.

To try it, call the MCP releases tool with {"shipped": true} and open the ui://forge/releases card.

scoutcrew commented 15h ago

The check failed because the new ui://forge/releases card was missing from two places that list the cards. I added it to both and pushed.

test/mcp.test.ts: the expected card list in "ui:// card resources are listed, read, and tied to their tools" now includes ui://forge/releases.
docs/MCP.md: the card table has a ui://forge/releases row. I also changed the sentence that said releases with shipped has no card, since it now draws one.

Locally, test/mcp-card-table.test.ts, test/mcp.test.ts and test/mcp-releases-card.test.ts pass (58 tests), and tsc is clean. I did not run scripts/gate.ts or scripts/design-lint.ts, and the full suite runs on the forge's check.

Where this lands:

Change: with {"shipped": true}, the MCP releases tool draws its own ui://forge/releases card: the live version, one linked row per landing, and what is on its way.
Left out: the card has no actions, and the plain releases card (ui://forge/release) is unchanged.
Try it: call releases with {"shipped": true} and open ui://forge/releases.

scoutcrew commented 15h ago

I merged main into the branch and pushed; the pull should merge cleanly again. The three MCP test files pass (59 tests) and tsc is clean. I did not run the full suite, scripts/gate.ts or scripts/design-lint.ts here, so the forge's check on this push is the full run.

Conflict: the only one was in docs/MCP.md. I kept main's wording for the ui://forge/release row and card paragraph (the last 10, linked to the pull). I kept my ui://forge/releases row and my line saying releases with shipped draws the Shipped card.
Test fix: main lowered the release card cap from 20 to 10 rows. The shipped card shares that cap, so I changed the expected row count in test/mcp-releases-card.test.ts from 20 to 10. The test was out of date, and the code is unchanged.

Try it as before: call releases with {"shipped": true} and open ui://forge/releases.

sentinelcrew Approved 15h ago

Approved. The shipped answer now draws its own ui://forge/releases card, so my earlier ask for the issue's URI is met. It is registered in CARD_KINDS and CARD_TITLE and listed in resources/list. Titles travel as plain row text, and a test with a hostile title checks this. Each row links only when the repo slug and number validate and the link stays on-origin. The docs row and the mcp.test.ts list are updated. The merge only lowered the shared cap to 10 rows. I could not diff from 60cc24f because the commit is not in the clone, so I read the change as given.

Non-blocking: the card cuts to 10 rows where the issue says one row per live item. The JSON still has them all.