@ait-co/devtools 0.1.45 → 0.1.46

package/dist/mcp/server.js

@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ new Set([
 	},
 	{
 		name: "build_attach_url",
-		description: "The tool result already shows the QR to the user directly (Claude Code renders MCP tool output to the user's screen; they press Ctrl+O to expand if it's collapsed). Do NOT re-print or re-render the QR in your reply — that just wastes output tokens. Simply tell the user to scan the QR shown in this tool's output with their phone camera. Turns an `ait deploy --scheme-only` URL (intoss-private://…?_deploymentId=<uuid>) into a self-attaching deep link by splicing in debug=1 and the live relay URL for this session. Returns the deep link JSON and a unicode QR of that deep link. Scan the QR with the phone camera to open the mini-app and attach it to this debug session (QR is the single entry path — no USB cable or platform CLI needed). Requires the tunnel to be up — call list_pages first. If the tunnel is not up, restart the MCP server: `npx @ait-co/devtools devtools-mcp`. Set wait_for_attach=true to block until the phone scans and a page attaches (polls listTargets up to 30 s by default), then returns the attached page info too. On timeout, call build_attach_url again to resume polling. When open_in_browser=true (default), saves the QR as a PNG and opens it in the OS default browser — only works when the MCP server runs on a local GUI machine (not headless/remote containers). Requires MCP_ENV=relay (set automatically when a relay tunnel is detected).",
+		description: "The tool result already shows the QR to the user directly (Claude Code renders MCP tool output to the user's screen; they press Ctrl+O to expand if it's collapsed). Do NOT re-print or re-render the QR in your reply — that just wastes output tokens. Simply tell the user to scan the QR shown in this tool's output with their phone camera. Turns an `ait deploy --scheme-only` URL (intoss-private://…?_deploymentId=<uuid>) into a self-attaching deep link by splicing in debug=1 and the live relay URL for this session. Returns the deep link JSON and a unicode QR of that deep link. Scan the QR with the phone camera to open the mini-app and attach it to this debug session (QR is the single entry path — no USB cable or platform CLI needed). Requires the tunnel to be up — call list_pages first. If the tunnel is not up, restart the MCP server: `npx @ait-co/devtools devtools-mcp`. Set wait_for_attach=true to block until the phone scans and a page attaches (polls listTargets up to 30 s by default), then returns the attached page info too. On timeout, call build_attach_url again to resume polling. When open_in_browser=true (default), saves the QR as a PNG and opens it in the OS default browser — only works when the MCP server runs on a local GUI machine (not headless/remote containers). Requires MCP_ENV=relay-dev or relay-live (set automatically in debug-mode default).\n\nTOTP auth: when AIT_DEBUG_TOTP_SECRET is set on the MCP server, the returned attachUrl automatically includes the current one-time code (at=<code>) — the URL is single-use for that 30-second step. The response includes a `totp` field with `expiresAt` (ISO timestamp). If the phone scan happens after expiresAt, the relay will reject the code — just call build_attach_url again to get a fresh one-time URL. Without AIT_DEBUG_TOTP_SECRET, the attachUrl has no expiry.",
 		inputSchema: {
 			type: "object",
 			properties: {
@@ -844,7 +844,7 @@ function createDevServer(deps = {}) {
 	const aitSource = deps.aitSource ?? new HttpAitSource({ stateEndpoint });
 	const server = new Server({
 		name: "ait-devtools",
-		version: "0.1.45"
+		version: "0.1.46"
 	}, { capabilities: { tools: {} } });
 	server.setRequestHandler(ListToolsRequestSchema, () => ({ tools: DEV_TOOL_DEFINITIONS.map((tool) => ({ ...tool })) }));
 	server.setRequestHandler(CallToolRequestSchema, async (request) => {