@absolutejs/mcp 0.17.7 → 0.17.9

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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+ ## 0.17.9 — 2026-09-12
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+ ### Added
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+ - **Document scoped individual Copilot paid-work eligibility and deployment budget requirements**
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+ ## 0.17.8 — 2026-09-12
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **Correct the VS Code checkout canary after verifying native Windows link consent and document the individual Copilot channel review**
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+
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  ## 0.17.7 — 2026-09-12
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  ### Added
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  "linkCreationApprovalVisible": true,
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  "toolResultReviewVisible": true,
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  "clickableMarkdownAnchor": true,
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- "nativeAnchorLaunch": "unverified: mouse and keyboard activation did not produce a measured checkout request",
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+ "nativeAnchorLaunch": true,
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  "windowsHttpsHandlerOpensReturnedUrl": true,
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  "nativeChromeCheckoutPage": true,
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  "fragmentRemovedAfterLoad": true,
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- "beforeBrowserApproval": { "status": "not_started", "creditsGranted": 0 },
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- "afterBrowserApproval": { "status": "approved", "creditsGranted": 1000 },
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- "repeatedRead": { "status": "approved", "creditsGranted": 1000 }
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+ "beforeBrowserApproval": {
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+ "status": "not_started",
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+ "creditsGranted": 0
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+ },
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+ "afterBrowserApproval": {
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+ "status": "approved",
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+ "creditsGranted": 1000
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+ },
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+ "repeatedRead": {
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+ "status": "approved",
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+ "creditsGranted": 1000
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+ },
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+ "nativeWindowsExternalSiteConfirmation": true,
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+ "sameDefaultBrowserApproval": true
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  },
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  "limits": [
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- "Native link launch remains a host-canary gate; no one-click end-to-end claim.",
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- "Browser state assertions used a second visible Chrome profile after explicit navigation to the returned URL.",
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- "No OAuth, real gateway, rich payment UI, real sales approval or marketplace distribution certified.",
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+ "Synthetic credits only; no real gateway or OAuth certified.",
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+ "No editor patch, trusted-domain setting or browser default changed.",
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+ "Rich payment UI and marketplace distribution are not certified.",
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  "No checkout capability, purchase ID, card data or account credentials included."
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- ]
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+ ],
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+ "correction": "Earlier unverified result missed a native Windows #32770 external-site confirmation outside the CDP DOM. Full rerun used the native Open prompt and the same default Chrome page."
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  }
package/changelog.json CHANGED
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  "contract": 1,
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  "name": "@absolutejs/mcp",
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  "releases": [
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+ {
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+ "changes": [
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+ {
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+ "kind": "added",
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+ "summary": "Document scoped individual Copilot paid-work eligibility and deployment budget requirements"
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "date": "2026-09-12",
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+ "version": "0.17.9"
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "changes": [
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+ {
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+ "kind": "fixed",
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+ "summary": "Correct the VS Code checkout canary after verifying native Windows link consent and document the individual Copilot channel review"
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "date": "2026-09-12",
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+ "version": "0.17.8"
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+ },
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  {
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  "changes": [
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  {
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  Generative AI Services Terms. The old Copilot product-specific terms are archived.
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  The linked canary record preserves the exact native host result independently
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  of commercial eligibility. Existing Claude and ChatGPT restrictions still apply.
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+ ## September 12 individual Copilot external-checkout review
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+ The operator confirmed an individual subscription. The [scoped review](reviews/vscode-individual-external-checkout.md)
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+ concludes that user-requested, service-owned HTTPS credit checkout is eligible
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+ for an explicit deployment binding, with a dated interpretation and exact
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+ conditions. This does not change the global direct-MCP default. The complete
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+ native handoff now passes after accounting for Windows' external-site dialog;
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+ no link defect or need for an upstream link fix was established. Rich-view
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+ startup remains a separate tracked issue.
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+ ## September 12 individual Copilot paid-work review
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+ The [bounded paid-work review](reviews/vscode-individual-paid-work.md) separately
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+ covers user-requested service work funded by existing service credits for the
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+ reviewed individual Copilot direct-MCP channel. Deployments must bind the exact
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+ registration/account and enforce budgets, retries and recovery. It expires
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+ October 12, 2026. It does not enable the shared default or expand checkout,
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+ organization-account or other-host eligibility.
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  reported `not_started`/0 after the browser opened, then `approved`/1000 after the
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  operator's simulated approval, including a second unchanged status read.
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- **Qualified result:** mouse/keyboard activation of the Copilot anchor did not
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- produce a measured checkout request in the final navigation probe. Opening the
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- returned URL through the Windows HTTPS handler worked in the default Chrome
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- profile. Browser state assertions used explicit navigation in a separate visible
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- Chrome profile. These are separate observations: native one-click chat-to-browser
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- launch is still unverified. No upstream cause has been established. Use the
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- returned URL manually during development; do not advertise the seamless host
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- handoff as passed. See `canary/results/vscode-checkout-2026-09-12.json` for aggregate
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- evidence. No host/source patch or browser-default change was applied.
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+ **Corrected after a complete native rerun:** the previous test missed a Windows
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+ native `#32770` dialog asking whether Code should open the external website. It
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+ is outside the CDP page DOM: `getByRole("dialog")` returning zero did not mean no
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+ prompt existed. Several previous clicks had queued confirmations. Dismissing
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+ stale test prompts and choosing **Open** for the fresh expected origin produced
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+ checkout GET and state POST responses. Windows accessibility verified the actual
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+ default Chrome page, then the operator explicitly invoked its **Simulate approval**
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+ button. Copilot read zero before that click and approved/1000 twice afterward.
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+ No manual URL navigation was needed in this final run.
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+ Use Windows native dialog inspection when a click appears inert; do not repeatedly
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+ click, change trusted domains, or patch the editor to bypass the prompt. Preserve
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+ normal per-link consent. This was a test-automation gap, not an established host
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+ link defect. See `canary/results/vscode-checkout-2026-09-12.json` for the corrected
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+ aggregate evidence. The separate rich-view startup issue is unchanged.
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+ The [individual Copilot external-checkout review](reviews/vscode-individual-external-checkout.md)
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+ records the exact eligible deployment scope and activation conditions; the
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+ synthetic fixture is not a real merchant/OAuth acceptance test.
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+ # VS Code individual Copilot: external service-credit checkout
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+ Reviewed September 12, 2026; re-review by October 12, 2026. The operator confirmed
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+ an **individual Copilot subscription**. Channel: native VS Code, manually configured
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+ remote MCP, service-owned HTTPS checkout. This review covers user-requested
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+ one-time purchases of non-transferable credits for the connected service.
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+ ## Decision and evidence
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+ **Eligible for a deployment-specific external-checkout binding under the conditions
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+ below.** This is our documented interpretation of the reviewed terms, not a
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+ Microsoft/GitHub certification or an express vendor statement about credit sales.
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+ The inspected terms do not specifically prohibit this scoped flow. Do not describe
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+ that absence as permission for every commercial use or every Copilot account.
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+ - [GitHub additional product terms, Copilot](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-for-additional-products-and-features#github-copilot)
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+ directs individual users to the general terms, including AI-feature terms.
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+ - [GitHub ToS, effective April 27, 2026](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-of-service#j-ai-features-training-and-your-data)
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+ covers AI inputs/outputs, user responsibility, and individual data-use controls.
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+ Section B.5 distinguishes third-party relationships; §H restricts API abuse.
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+ - [GitHub acceptable-use policies](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/acceptable-use-policies/github-acceptable-use-policies)
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+ forbid service resale without permission, unsolicited promotions/spam, privacy
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+ violations and deceptive conduct. Our scope is a requested purchase of the
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+ connected merchant's own service, with no GitHub-service resale or unsolicited
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+ promotion. Do not source sales-lead data from GitHub contrary to these rules.
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+ - [VS Code license](https://code.visualstudio.com/license) and
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+ [MCP documentation](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/agent-customization/mcp-servers)
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+ describe the editor and direct MCP/trust mechanisms. The license alone was
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+ sufficient only for the earlier developer test; it is not a commerce certificate.
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+ Native VS Code 1.135.0 passed the synthetic handoff through its normal Windows
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+ external-site confirmation and the default browser. Opening the page granted
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+ nothing; explicit simulated approval produced one unchanged 1,000-credit result
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+ across repeated reads. See the [host canary](../host-canaries.md). This tests
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+ transport and user interaction; the real merchant/account flow needs its own
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+ staging validation before activation.
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+ ## Required deployment scope
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+ 1. Bind an operator-reviewed OAuth registration to the authenticated account and
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+ this exact direct channel. Never grant eligibility from `clientInfo`, model
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+ name, arbitrary client metadata, or a user-supplied profile. Confirm the
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+ account's agreement; organization-managed accounts need a separate review.
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+ 2. Limit this review to `external_checkout` / `usage_credits`. The shared
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+ `direct-mcp` default remains unverified until the deployment supplies a fresh
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+ review. Unknown, ambiguous and published restricted profiles stay closed.
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+ 3. Create an expiring, account-bound link on the merchant's own HTTPS origin.
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+ Keep card entry and explicit payment confirmation in that browser page.
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+ Tool approval, native **Open**, page load and a chat claim never charge or
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+ prove payment. Verify payment and grant credits on the server exactly once.
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+ 4. Offer the link only in response to a purchase/top-up request. Keep normal
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+ host trust prompts. Do not automatically opt out of review or mark all
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+ domains trusted. Never collect payment credentials in MCP arguments or chat.
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+ 5. Expire the binding at review expiry; re-review changed terms, account type,
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+ distribution, categories or host behavior. Follow merchant privacy/terms and
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+ applicable provider requirements. Treat transcripts as potentially retained.
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+ Excluded: Marketplace listings, GitHub-hosted storefronts, organization accounts,
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+ ChatGPT/Claude hosted channels, embedded card forms, saved-card tool charges,
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+ The VS Code rich-view startup workaround is a separate issue and still applies.
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+ # VS Code individual Copilot: bounded paid service work
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+ user-requested work delivered by the connected service, paid from that service's
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+ ## Decision
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+ `digital_service` under the conditions below. This is our interpretation of the
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+ reviewed terms, not vendor certification or express approval of every paid MCP.
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+ The reviewed terms do not identify a specific prohibition on this bounded use
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+ service behavior and changed terms before expanding the scope.
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+ ## Primary sources and interpretation
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+ - [GitHub additional product terms](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-for-additional-products-and-features#github-copilot)
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+ directs individual Copilot users to GitHub ToS section J; organizational
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+ agreements are outside this review.
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+ - [GitHub ToS](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-terms-of-service)
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+ distinguishes third-party relationships in B.5. Section H prohibits API abuse
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+ and certain data uses; J covers AI output responsibility and individual data
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+ controls. Our inference: the user's separate service agreement can govern
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+ metered service work, while the user's Copilot obligations continue to apply.
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+ - [GitHub acceptable-use policies](https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/acceptable-use-policies/github-acceptable-use-policies)
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+ restrict resale of GitHub services, spam, privacy misuse and abusive activity.
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+ The reviewed service sells its own work. It must not sell Copilot access,
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+ ## Required deployment controls
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+ 2. Make service-credit charging clear before work starts. Require a stable work
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  "build": "bun run build:apps && rm -rf dist && bun build src/index.ts src/manifest.ts src/commerce.ts src/apps.ts --outdir dist --root ./src --target=bun --external @absolutejs/agency --external '@absolutejs/agency/*' --external elysia && tsc --emitDeclarationOnly --project tsconfig.json && absolute-manifest emit",
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