@ai-ecoverse/mcpcat 0.31.9 → 0.31.11
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- package/dist/host/mcpcat.mjs +247 -175
- package/dist/kernel/mcpcat.mjs +247 -175
- package/dist/skills/mcpcat/SKILL.md +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
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`login` runs the OAuth sign-in for a server that needs one; `logout` removes its tokens. With slicc-jerk installed, tokens live in jerk: `mcp:<name>` for a server jerk lists from `mcp.json`, and `mcp:url:<url>` for a URL with jerk 0.19.0 or newer. Otherwise they live in `mcp-auth.json`, next to `mcp.json`.
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In seven, `login` refuses: sign in under Settings › MCP servers. mcpcat never holds a token there: for a server with no `Authorization` header it asks `jerk mcp:<name> get` for the placeholder on each request. Don't add that header to `mcp.json` yourself. Only root gets the placeholder of a Settings sign-in: as another user a 401 exits 4, the agent already has that server's tools, and a human can use it from a panel terminal as root. As root, a 401 with no placeholder exits 4 and points to Settings.
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In seven, `login` refuses: sign in under Settings › MCP servers. mcpcat never holds a token there: for a server with no `Authorization` header it asks `jerk mcp:<name> get` for the placeholder on each request. Don't add that header to `mcp.json` yourself. Only root gets the placeholder of a Settings sign-in: as another user a 401 exits 4, the agent already has that server's tools, and a human can use it from a panel terminal as root. As root, a 401 with no placeholder exits 4 and points to Settings. A 403 points there too, with the required scope if the server names one. If the request carries its own `Authorization` header, the message says the server rejected it.
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## Serve a browser tab's WebMCP tools
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| 0 | Success |
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| 1 | The tool reported an error (`isError`), or `grep` found nothing |
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| 2 | Usage: bad flags, unknown tool, invalid arguments or config, or a config directory mcpcat can't write (the message names the path) |
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| 2 | Usage: bad flags, unknown tool, invalid arguments or config, or a write (`login`, `add`, `rm`) to a config directory mcpcat can't write (the message names the path) |
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| 3 | Connection, transport or protocol failure |
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| 4 | Authentication required or failed: run the `mcpcat login` the message names, or in seven sign in under Settings › MCP servers |
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| 5 | JSON-RPC error from the server |
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