@_davideast/stitch-mcp 0.0.3 → 0.0.4

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@@ -19,13 +19,56 @@ npx @_davideast/stitch-mcp init
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  This single command will:
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  1. Install Google Cloud CLI (if needed)
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- 2. Authenticate you with Google
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+ 2. Guide you through authentication with gcloud commands
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  3. Set up application credentials
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  4. Select a GCP project
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  5. Configure IAM permissions
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  6. Enable Stitch API
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  7. Generate MCP configuration for your client
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+ **Example session:**
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+ ```
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+ Stitch MCP Setup
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+ Step 1: Select your MCP client
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+ ✔ Which MCP client are you using? Antigravity
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+ Step 2: Setting up Google Cloud CLI
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+ ✔ Google Cloud CLI ready (bundled): v552.0.0
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+ Step 3: Setup Authentication
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+ ✔ Check your current setup status? Yes
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+ Authenticate with Google Cloud
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+ CLOUDSDK_CONFIG="~/.stitch-mcp/config" gcloud auth login
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+ (copied to clipboard)
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+ ✔ Press Enter when complete Yes
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+ ✔ Logged in as you@gmail.com
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+ Authorize Application Default Credentials
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+ CLOUDSDK_CONFIG="~/.stitch-mcp/config" gcloud auth application-default login
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+ (copied to clipboard)
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+ ✔ Press Enter when complete Yes
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+ ✔ ADC configured
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+ Step 4: Select a Google Cloud project
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+ ✔ Select a project: My Project (my-project-id)
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+ Step 5: Configure IAM Permissions
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+ ✔ Required IAM role is already configured.
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+ Step 6: Generating MCP Configuration
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+ ✔ Configuration generated
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+ Setup Complete! ✔
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+ ```
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+ **How it works:** Commands are displayed and automatically copied to your clipboard. Run the command in your terminal, complete the OAuth flow in your browser, then press Enter to continue.
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  **Example output:**
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  ```json
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  {
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  **Options:**
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  - `--local` - Install gcloud locally to project instead of user home
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- - `-y, --defaults` - Use default values for all prompts
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+ - `-y, --yes` - Auto-approve verification prompts (skips "Check your current setup status?")
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  - `-c, --client <client>` - Specify MCP client (antigravity, vscode, cursor, claude-code, gemini-cli)
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  - `-t, --transport <type>` - Transport type (http or stdio)
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  1. **User Auth** (`gcloud auth login`)
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  - Identifies you to Google Cloud
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  - Opens browser for OAuth flow
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- - **URL always printed to terminal** for manual copy-paste if browser fails
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  2. **Application Default Credentials** (`gcloud auth application-default login`)
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  - Allows MCP server to make API calls on your behalf
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  - Separate OAuth flow with API-level permissions
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- Both authentication URLs are automatically printed to your terminal, so you can always complete authentication manually if the browser doesn't open.
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+ The CLI presents these as a guided checklist. You run the commands yourself, then the CLI verifies completion:
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+ ```
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+ Authenticate with Google Cloud
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+ CLOUDSDK_CONFIG="~/.stitch-mcp/config" gcloud auth login
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+ (copied to clipboard)
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+ ✔ Press Enter when complete Yes
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+ ✔ Logged in as you@gmail.com
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+ ```
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+ #### WSL / SSH / Docker Environments
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+ The CLI automatically detects WSL, SSH sessions, Docker containers, and Cloud Shell. In these environments, browser-based auth may not work automatically. The CLI shows guidance:
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+ ```
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+ ⚠ WSL detected - browser redirect to localhost may not work
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+ If browser auth fails, copy the URL from terminal and open manually.
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+ ```
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+ Simply copy the OAuth URL from your terminal and paste it into your browser to complete authentication.
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  #### Transport Options
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