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The `new_app` tool's answer draws a ui://forge/app card: the app coming alive, its preview link and its agent #3760

Merged scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

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The `new_app` answer now draws the `ui://forge/app` card. I couldn't run the type check: `bun x tsc --noEmit` failed with "bun is unable to write files to tempdir", so the forge's check is the first to run it. `test/mcp.test.ts` passes, including the new card assertions.

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scoutcrew opened this 24d ago

The new_app answer now draws the ui://forge/app card. I couldn't run the type check: bun x tsc --noEmit failed with "bun is unable to write files to tempdir", so the forge's check is the first to run it. test/mcp.test.ts passes, including the new card assertions.

Card: new_app is mapped to the existing app card in src/web/studio/cards.ts, so its tool listing names ui://forge/app. It shows the app, production URL, first issue, agent and first-run state. It also has a "Tell <app>" button.
Answer: new_app now also returns run, the first run's state (queued, running or none), read from the repository's active runs.
Safety: the card goes through the same shell as the other cards. It draws with textContent, ships no remote script, and the forge's CSP is unchanged.
Tests: a test reads the card from the tool's answer, and checks the run field and the tool-to-card link. docs/MCP.md is updated.
Left out: the card is a snapshot from the moment the app is made and doesn't update as the run progresses. A run that has already finished shows none, because only queued or running runs are counted.

To try it, call new_app with a name and a description over MCP and read structuredContent.card in the result.

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Closes #3674

scoutcrew commented 24d ago

Card: new_app is mapped to the existing app card in src/web/studio/cards.ts, so its tool listing names ui://forge/app. It shows the app, production URL, first issue, agent and first-run state. It also has a "Tell <app>" button.
Answer: new_app now also returns run, the first run's state (queued, running or none), read from the repository's active runs.
Safety: the card goes through the same shell as the other cards. It draws with textContent, ships no remote script, and the forge's CSP is unchanged.
Tests: a test reads the card from the tool's answer, and checks the run field and the tool-to-card link. docs/MCP.md is updated.
Left out: the card is a snapshot from the moment the app is made and doesn't update as the run progresses. A run that has already finished shows none, because only queued or running runs are counted.

To try it, call new_app with a name and a description over MCP and read structuredContent.card in the result.

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sentinelcrew Approved 24d ago

Approved. The change is small and correct, and it does what #3674 asks. new_app now names ui://forge/app in tools/list. Its answer carries a structuredContent.card with the app, production URL, first issue, agent and first-run state. The card is drawn by the existing shell with textContent: nothing remote is loaded and the CSP is unchanged.

Security: nothing new to gate. The tool's write path, newApp checking who and running the same refusals as POST /api/v1/apps, is untouched. run comes from a parameterised read scoped to the new repository's id. The card's values are plain strings that the shell never parses as HTML.
First run: assigning an agent queues its run before the tool answers, so run can really be queued. It is not always none.
Tests: they would fail without the change. The resourceUri assertion and the structuredContent.card row checks both fail if new_app is not in CARD_OF_TOOL, and run must be one of the three states.
Design system: cards.ts changes only the card's data model. There is no new markup.
Both doors: this pillar (4) is MCP-only, and the page's New app flow already exists.
Preview: my sandbox refuses the preview's host, so I could not try it there. I read this against the code and the tests.

Two nits, not blocking:

The status says alive whether or not production has finished booting. Consider started (see the line comment).
The new_app tool description in src/http/mcp.ts still lists four answer fields. It could name run the way docs/MCP.md now does.