@dypai-ai/mcp 1.5.24 → 1.5.26

package/src/index.js

@@ -21,22 +21,13 @@
 
 import { createInterface } from "readline"
 import { checkForUpdates } from "./auto-update.js"
-// manage_frontend consolidates what used to be 5 tools (deploy_frontend, get_frontend_status,
-// get_build_status, list_deployments, get_deployment_logs) into a single operation-dispatched
-// tool. The heavy deploy logic still lives in ./tools/deploy.js (exported as deployFromSource).
+// manage_project_artifact removed from catalog — use workspace files / install CLI.
+// import { manageProjectArtifactTool } from "./tools/project-artifacts.js"
 import { manageFrontendTool } from "./tools/frontend.js"
-// scaffoldTool (download_template) was removed from the catalog in favor of
-// `manage_frontend(operation: "sync")`, which pulls the project's actual
-// source from GitHub instead of dropping a generic Vite starter on disk.
-// The "create from scratch" use case is owned by the `@dypai-ai/install` CLI
-// (interactive, OAuth, IDE detection, MCP config), which is a better fit for
-// that flow than an MCP tool. The ./tools/scaffold.js file is preserved on
-// disk in case a future v2 wants to resurrect a leaner version.
-// import { scaffoldTool } from "./tools/scaffold.js"
 import { manageDomainTool } from "./tools/domains.js"
 import { bulkUpsertTool } from "./tools/bulk-upsert.js"
-import { manageProjectArtifactTool } from "./tools/project-artifacts.js"
 import { uploadFile } from "./tools/storage.js"
+import { generateImageAsset } from "./tools/generate-image.js"
 // dypaiTestTool (YAML test-suite runner) is intentionally not imported — deferred to v2.
 // The format works but needs fixtures/auto-rollback/scaffolder + proper docs before being surfaced.
 // File still lives at ./tools/sync/test.js and is re-exported from ./tools/sync/index.js
@@ -45,7 +36,7 @@ import { uploadFile } from "./tools/storage.js"
 // the `overview` block returned by dypai_pull. One fewer tool, one fewer decision
 // for the agent. The implementation still lives at ./tools/sync/describe.js
 // in case we want to resurrect it as a read-only peek for multi-project flows.
-import { dypaiPullTool, dypaiDiffTool, dypaiPushTool, dypaiValidateTool, dypaiTestEndpointTool } from "./tools/sync/index.js"
+import { dypaiPullTool, dypaiDiffTool, dypaiPushTool, dypaiValidateTool, dypaiTestEndpointTool, dypaiGenerateTypesTool } from "./tools/sync/index.js"
 // Codegen removed from v1 entirely — neither the standalone tool nor the
 // auto-triggers on pull/push/DDL are wired in. The agent reads dypai/schema.sql
 // and endpoint YAMLs directly and casts at the frontend edge when needed
@@ -56,9 +47,23 @@ import { proxyToolCall } from "./tools/proxy.js"
 import { enrichSuccess, enrichError } from "./tools/enrich.js"
 import { maybeRefreshSchemaAfterExecuteSql } from "./tools/sql-side-effects.js"
 import { maybeOffloadSearchLogs } from "./tools/search-logs-offload.js"
-import { withProjectContext, invalidateProjectContext } from "./tools/project-context.js"
-import { validateSql, formatValidationError } from "./tools/sql-guard.js"
+import {
+  withProjectContext,
+  invalidateProjectContext,
+  presentToolInputSchema,
+  assertBoundProjectIdMatches,
+} from "./tools/project-context.js"
+import { validateSql, formatValidationError, shouldRouteSqlAsScript } from "./tools/sql-guard.js"
 import { manageDatabaseTool } from "./tools/manage-database.js"
+import {
+  resolveMcpProfile,
+  filterToolsForProfile,
+  isToolAllowedForProfile,
+  isStudioProfile,
+  getServerInstructionsForProfile,
+  toolNotAllowedError,
+} from "./toolProfiles.js"
+import { filterSearchDocsForStudio } from "./searchDocsFilter.js"
 // run_migration and introspect were collapsed into manage_database (discriminated
 // union by `operation`). Their standalone files still live on disk in case we
 // want to re-expose them, but the catalog only advertises manage_database.
@@ -72,26 +77,25 @@ import { manageDatabaseTool } from "./tools/manage-database.js"
 // Network failures are silently ignored — never blocks startup more than ~2s.
 await checkForUpdates().catch(() => {})
 
+const mcpProfile = resolveMcpProfile(process.env)
+const boundProjectId = process.env.DYPAI_PROJECT_ID?.trim() || null
+console.error(`[dypai-mcp] profile=${mcpProfile}${boundProjectId ? ` project=${boundProjectId}` : ""}`)
+
 // ── Local tools (filesystem access) ─────────────────────────────────────────
 
 const LOCAL_TOOLS = [
-  // ── Frontend & Deploy ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-  // manage_frontend covers: deploy, sync (pull source from repo), status,
-  // build_status, list_deployments, logs.
-  manageFrontendTool,
   // ── Domains ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   manageDomainTool,
   // ── Data ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   bulkUpsertTool,
-  // ── Project artifacts (install via cloud GitHub fetch + local workspace copy) ──
-  manageProjectArtifactTool,
   // ── Git-first source of truth ─────────────────────────────────────────────
-  // dypai_describe was merged into dypai_pull (now returns an `overview` block).
   dypaiPullTool,
   dypaiValidateTool,
   dypaiDiffTool,
   dypaiPushTool,
+  dypaiGenerateTypesTool,
   dypaiTestEndpointTool,
+  manageFrontendTool,
   // ── Schema / DB management ────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // One discriminated-union tool for migrations, introspection, and multi-
   // statement scripts. Uses the same `manage_*(operation, ...)` pattern as
@@ -118,49 +122,21 @@ const REMOTE_TOOLS = [
   // ── Project ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   { name: "list_projects", description: "Lists all projects you have access to across your organizations. Returns project id, name, description, organization, subscription plan, and status. Use this as the first step to discover which projects are available, then pass project_id to other tools.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { organization_id: { type: "string", description: "Optional. Filter projects by organization UUID." } }, required: [] } },
   { name: "get_project", description: "Gets detailed information about a specific project. Returns project name, description, organization, plan, status, engine URL, frontend slug, and timestamps.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" } }, required: ["project_id"] } },
-  {
-    name: "manage_project_access_profile",
-    description: `Read or update the project's product access profile.
-
-Use this when you know what kind of app is being built:
-- private/admin tool: app_visibility='private', auth_scope='admin_only', has_admin_area=true, root_requires_auth=true
-- public landing with admin panel: app_visibility='mixed', auth_scope='admin_only', has_public_area=true, has_admin_area=true
-- customer/user portal: app_visibility='private' or 'mixed', auth_scope='end_users' or 'admin_and_end_users', has_end_user_accounts=true
-- public-only site: app_visibility='public', auth_scope='none', role_model='none', root_requires_auth=false
-
-This stores classification metadata only. It does not create users, roles, login UI, tables, endpoints, or publish anything.`,
-    inputSchema: {
-      type: "object",
-      properties: {
-        project_id: { type: "string", description: "Project UUID. Required for user tokens; auto-detected for project tokens." },
-        operation: { type: "string", enum: ["get", "update"], description: "Read or update the project access classification." },
-        app_visibility: { type: "string", enum: ["public", "private", "mixed"], description: "Public surface of the app." },
-        auth_scope: { type: "string", enum: ["none", "admin_only", "internal_users", "end_users", "admin_and_end_users"], description: "Who needs authentication." },
-        role_model: { type: "string", enum: ["none", "single_role", "multi_role"], description: "Whether the app has no roles, one role, or multiple roles." },
-        has_admin_area: { type: "boolean", description: "Whether the app should include an admin/private management area." },
-        has_public_area: { type: "boolean", description: "Whether the app should include pages usable without login." },
-        has_end_user_accounts: { type: "boolean", description: "Whether non-admin end users have their own accounts." },
-        root_requires_auth: { type: "boolean", description: "Whether the root route should require login." },
-        metadata_patch: { type: "object", description: "Optional non-sensitive notes to merge into access_metadata. Sensitive-looking keys are dropped." },
-        reason: { type: "string", description: "Short reason for the update." },
-        source: { type: "string", description: "Optional caller label. Defaults to mcp." },
-      },
-      required: ["operation"],
-    },
-  },
   { name: "list_ai_models", description: "List only the DYPAI Managed AI models that are active for a project. Returns the project-gated OpenRouter model catalog priced in AI Credits per 1M tokens, RPM limit, max output tokens, active/available counts, billing metadata, and the exact node parameters to use. Call this before creating or editing an AI Agent node with DYPAI Managed models. Agents must not invent or use inactive model ids. Use provider='openrouter' and do NOT set credential_id; DYPAI uses the platform OpenRouter key and deducts usage from the organization's AI Credits.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string", description: "Project UUID whose plan and Model Gateway settings determine the active Managed AI catalog." } }, required: ["project_id"] } },
-  { name: "create_project", description: "Create a new DYPAI project (free plan). Creates a full project with database, engine, GitHub repo, and frontend hosting. BLOCKS by default until provisioning finishes (~60s typical, 120s max) — when it returns, the project_id is ready to use with execute_sql, endpoint tools, etc. Pass wait_until_ready:false for batch flows.\n\nName collision: if another project in the same org already uses the name (case-insensitive), returns {error:'name_taken', existing_project_id, suggestions:[...]}. Pick a different name or use the existing project.\n\nProject limits are enforced by the DYPAI API at organization/workspace scope according to the workspace plan. If it returns {error:'project_limit_reached'}, do not retry create_project; show list_projects for that organization and ask the user to reuse, archive/pause, upgrade the workspace to Pro, or add capacity.\n\nIMPORTANT: before calling, check for a matching Studio template with `search_project_templates`. Passing a `template_slug` can drop in ready-made UI, schema, endpoints, and agent instructions. Use only slugs returned by search_project_templates; do not invent legacy template slugs.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { name: { type: "string", description: "Project name (e.g. 'My Veterinary App')" }, organization_id: { type: "string", description: "Optional. Uses default org if omitted." }, description: { type: "string" }, template_slug: { type: "string", description: "RECOMMENDED. Template slug returned by search_project_templates. Use only visible Studio catalog slugs." }, wait_until_ready: { type: "boolean", description: "If true (default), blocks until provisioning completes and the project is ready for all operations. If false, returns immediately with status='provisioning' — caller must poll get_project before using.", default: true } }, required: ["name"] } },
+  { name: "create_project", description: "Create a new DYPAI project (free plan). Provisions database, engine, GitHub repo, and frontend hosting using the default Studio shell — no template search or template_slug needed.\n\nPass `name` only (optional: `organization_id`, `description`). The platform applies the standard shell automatically.\n\nBLOCKS by default until provisioning finishes (~60s typical, 120s max) — when it returns, the project_id is ready for `dypai_pull`, `execute_sql`, etc. Pass wait_until_ready:false for batch flows.\n\nName collision: if another project in the same org already uses the name (case-insensitive), returns {error:'name_taken', existing_project_id, suggestions:[...]}. Pick a different name or use the existing project.\n\nProject limits are enforced by the DYPAI API at organization/workspace scope according to the workspace plan. If it returns {error:'project_limit_reached'}, do not retry create_project; show list_projects for that organization and ask the user to reuse, archive/pause, upgrade the workspace to Pro, or add capacity.\n\nAfter create: the workspace is empty locally. Ask for an absolute path, then run `dypai_pull` to materialize backend under dypai/.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { name: { type: "string", description: "Project name (e.g. 'My Veterinary App')" }, organization_id: { type: "string", description: "Optional. Uses default org if omitted." }, description: { type: "string", description: "Optional short description." }, wait_until_ready: { type: "boolean", description: "If true (default), blocks until provisioning completes. If false, returns immediately with status='provisioning' — poll get_project before using.", default: true } }, required: ["name"] } },
   { name: "get_app_credentials", description: "Lists available credentials in the current application. Returns API keys, anon key, service role key, and engine URL needed for SDK configuration.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" } }, required: [] } },
 
   // ── Database ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // Note: `get_app_tables` is intentionally NOT exposed — dypai/schema.sql already
   // caches table info locally (auto-refreshed on DDL). For ad-hoc introspection,
   // use execute_sql against information_schema.
-  { name: "execute_sql", description: "BACKEND ONLY — execute a SINGLE SQL statement on the project database. Supports SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and single-statement DDL on `public.*`.\n\nSchema access: `public.*` writable. `auth`, `storage`, `system` are READ-ONLY — SELECT works, any write is rejected with a guided error.\n\nRejected (use other tools): multi-statement scripts, DO $$, EXECUTE, CALL, COPY, LOAD, SET ROLE/search_path. For multi-statement migrations, use `manage_database(operation:\"apply_migration\")`. For inspection, use `manage_database(operation:\"introspect_*\")`. Timeout: 30 s. DDL on public.* auto-refreshes dypai/schema.sql.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" }, sql: { type: "string", description: "A single SQL statement." } }, required: ["sql"] } },
+  { name: "execute_sql", description: "BACKEND ONLY — execute SQL on the project database. Supports SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, single-statement DDL, and safe multi-statement DDL scripts on `public.*`. Multi-statement scripts run transactionally.\n\nSchema access: `public.*` writable. `auth`, `storage`, `system` are READ-ONLY — SELECT works, any write is rejected with a guided error.\n\nRejected: DO $$, EXECUTE, CALL, COPY, LOAD, SET ROLE/search_path in single statements. For versioned migrations, prefer `manage_database(operation:\"apply_migration\")`. For inspection, use `manage_database(operation:\"introspect_*\")`. Timeout: 30 s for single statements. DDL on public.* auto-refreshes dypai/schema.sql.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" }, sql: { type: "string", description: "A SQL statement or safe multi-statement script." } }, required: ["sql"] } },
 
   // ── API Endpoints ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // Full CRUD + exploration goes through the git-first flow:
-  //   dypai_pull (materialize + overview) → edit files → dypai_diff → dypai_push
+  //   dypai_pull (materialize + overview) → edit dypai/flows/*.flow.ts and/or endpoints/*.yaml → dypai_diff → dypai_push
+  // dypai_push also regenerates dypai/types/endpoints.gen.ts (Flow wins over YAML shadow).
+  // dypai_generate_types refreshes types without pushing. dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local') tests effective local contracts.
   // search_endpoints removed on purpose: having both files and a remote search confuses the agent.
   // Only kept: test_workflow (runtime debug), versions/rollback (emergency).
   // Note: test_workflow is NOT exposed — use dypai_test_endpoint (local tool).
@@ -175,21 +151,23 @@ This stores classification metadata only. It does not create users, roles, login
   // given the tool promises full traces. Re-enable once the engine captures
   // traces for real prod runs, not just test_workflow debug calls.
   // { name: "dypai_trace", description: "READ HISTORICAL executions — does NOT run anything. Use ONLY when a user reports a bug that already happened and you need to inspect the real failure. Two modes: execution_id → fetch specific past trace; endpoint_id + only_failed:true → list recent real failures.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" }, execution_id: { type: "string" }, endpoint_id: { type: "string" }, only_failed: { type: "boolean", default: false }, limit: { type: "integer", default: 5 }, full: { type: "boolean", default: false } }, required: [] } },
-  { name: "get_endpoint_versions", description: "Dual-mode remote version history for an endpoint. Captures EVERY write to the remote (dashboard, push, API), so it sees changes your local git doesn't.\n\n- Without `version_number`: lists versions (metadata only — version, description, created_at).\n- With `version_number`: returns that version's FULL workflow_code. You can then restore it manually by writing it back via git (preferred) or by calling the remote directly.\n\nTypical recovery flow when a teammate edited in the dashboard and broke something:\n  1) get_endpoint_versions(endpoint_name: 'x') → pick the last good version\n  2) get_endpoint_versions(endpoint_name: 'x', version_number: N) → inspect the workflow_code\n  3) dypai_pull → write back to local YAML, review with git, dypai_push\n\nFor 'what did I change locally' use `git log dypai/endpoints/<name>.yaml` instead.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" }, endpoint_name: { type: "string", description: "Endpoint name as declared in its YAML (e.g. 'create-order')." }, version_number: { type: "integer", description: "Optional. When provided, returns that version's full workflow_code instead of the list." }, limit: { type: "integer", description: "List mode only. Max versions (default 10, max 50).", default: 10 }, since: { type: "string", description: "List mode only. ISO date." }, before: { type: "string", description: "List mode only. ISO date." } }, required: ["endpoint_name"] } },
-  // rollback_endpoint is intentionally hidden — git-first makes it redundant.
-  // For reverting an endpoint: use get_endpoint_versions(version_number: N) to
-  // fetch the old workflow_code, write it back to dypai/endpoints/<name>.yaml
-  // (dypai_pull handles this), review with git, then dypai_push. That keeps
-  // the change reviewable in git instead of being an invisible DB rewrite.
-  // { name: "rollback_endpoint", description: "EMERGENCY rollback ...", inputSchema: { ... } },
-  // search_nodes is intentionally hidden — `dypai/node-catalog.json` is cached
-  // locally by `dypai_pull` and contains EVERY node with its full schema. The
-  // agent should `Read` that file directly: faster, offline, no token used,
-  // and the catalog easily fits in context. Exposing search_nodes alongside
-  // it confused agents into doing semantic search before bothering to read
-  // the file. Implementation still lives on the remote and can be re-enabled
-  // if a pure-vector fallback is ever needed.
-  // { name: "search_nodes", description: "Semantic (vector) search over the node catalog ...", inputSchema: { ... } },
+  { name: "get_endpoint_versions", description: "Dual-mode remote version history for an endpoint. Captures EVERY write to the remote (dashboard, push, API), so it sees changes your local git doesn't.\n\n- Without `version_number`: lists versions (metadata only — version, description, created_at).\n- With `version_number`: returns that version's FULL workflow_code. You can then restore it manually by writing it back via git (preferred) or by calling the remote directly.\n\nTypical recovery flow when a teammate edited in the dashboard and broke something:\n  1) get_endpoint_versions(endpoint_name: 'x') → pick the last good version\n  2) get_endpoint_versions(endpoint_name: 'x', version_number: N) → inspect the workflow_code\n  3) dypai_pull → write back to local flow/YAML, review with git\n\nFor 'what did I change locally' use `git log dypai/flows/` or legacy endpoint YAML history instead.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { project_id: { type: "string" }, endpoint_name: { type: "string", description: "Endpoint name as declared in its YAML (e.g. 'create-order')." }, version_number: { type: "integer", description: "Optional. When provided, returns that version's full workflow_code instead of the list." }, limit: { type: "integer", description: "List mode only. Max versions (default 10, max 50).", default: 10 }, since: { type: "string", description: "List mode only. ISO date." }, before: { type: "string", description: "List mode only. ISO date." } }, required: ["endpoint_name"] } },
+  {
+    name: "manage_drafts",
+    description: "Manage pending configuration drafts on a production project.\n\nBackground: when a project is in production, endpoint mutations from `dypai_push` are queued as drafts instead of going live immediately. Use dev-<project_id>.dypai.dev to test drafts before publish.\n\nOperations:\n- list: read pending drafts (no mutation)\n- publish: apply ALL pending drafts to live — requires confirm:true\n- discard: drop pending drafts — requires confirm:true; optional resource_names to scope\n\nTypical flow: dypai_push → manage_drafts(list) → dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'draft') → manage_drafts(publish, confirm:true) after user approval.\n\nIn development projects, list is usually empty and mutations apply immediately.",
+    inputSchema: {
+      type: "object",
+      properties: {
+        operation: { type: "string", enum: ["list", "publish", "discard"], description: "Operation to perform." },
+        project_id: { type: "string", description: "Project UUID. Auto-injected from dypai.config.yaml when omitted." },
+        confirm: { type: "boolean", description: "Required true for publish and discard.", default: false },
+        resource_names: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" }, description: "Optional discard scope by resource_name." },
+      },
+      required: ["operation"],
+    },
+  },
+  // search_capabilities, get_capability_details, search_nodes — use on-disk
+  // dypai/capability-catalog.json, dypai/capability-brief.md, dypai/node-catalog.json after dypai_pull.
 
   // ── Auth & Users ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // Note: `get_auth_users` is intentionally NOT exposed — manage_users covers
@@ -268,54 +246,6 @@ Operations:
     },
   },
 
-  // ── Drafts (production-only staging area) ────────────────────────────────
-  // manage_drafts wraps the cloud SDK that talks to /api/engine/{id}/endpoints/
-  // Single tool, three ops (list / publish / discard) — same shape as
-  // manage_users / manage_roles / manage_storage so the agent's mental
-  // model stays uniform. Every project starts in draft-publish mode by
-  // default: dypai_push stages mutations as drafts and the user (or
-  // agent on their behalf) publishes when ready.
-  {
-    name: "manage_drafts",
-    description: `BACKEND ONLY — inspect, publish, or discard pending backend changes (drafts).
-
-Mental model: every change made by \`dypai_push\` (endpoints, webhooks,
-crons, realtime policies) is staged as a DRAFT first. Drafts do NOT
-affect live traffic; they only show up in the live config once the user
-publishes them. This is the universal default — works the same on every
-project, no environment flags to worry about. The frontend is a separate
-stack — use \`manage_frontend(deploy)\` to publish frontend changes.
-
-Operations:
-- list:    Return pending drafts grouped by resource type. Read-only,
-           no confirmation. Run this BEFORE publish/discard so the user
-           sees exactly what will ship or be thrown away.
-- publish: Atomically apply ALL pending drafts to live (creates, updates,
-           deletions) and invalidate affected caches. Requires confirm:true.
-- discard: Drop pending drafts without applying. By default discards
-           every draft; pass resource_names:[...] to scope the discard
-           to specific endpoints. Requires confirm:true.
-
-Typical flow:
-  1. dypai_push                                          → changes saved as drafts
-  2. manage_drafts(operation:'list')                     → show user what's pending
-  3. (optional) test the draft from local dev / preview
-  4. manage_drafts(operation:'publish', confirm:true)    → make it live
-     OR manage_drafts(operation:'discard', confirm:true) → throw it away`,
-    inputSchema: {
-      type: "object",
-      properties: {
-        project_id:     { type: "string", description: "Project UUID. Required for user tokens; auto-detected for project tokens." },
-        operation:      { type: "string", enum: ["list", "publish", "discard"], description: "Operation to perform." },
-        confirm:        { type: "boolean", description: "Required true for publish and discard. Without it the tool returns a confirmation_required hint instead of mutating.", default: false },
-        resource_names: { type: "array", items: { type: "string" }, description: "Optional. For discard: scope to drafts whose resource_name matches one of these. Ignored by list/publish." },
-      },
-      required: ["operation"],
-      // Anthropic API does not allow allOf/oneOf/anyOf at the top level of a
-      // tool input_schema. Per-operation required fields validated in execute().
-    },
-  },
-
   // ── Storage ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   // manage_storage covers BOTH bucket-level and object-level operations.
   // The remote also accepts the legacy name `list_buckets` (alias) so older
@@ -384,6 +314,108 @@ Notes:
     },
   },
 
+  // ── Image generation ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+  // Cloud-backed image generation with an optional local-save shortcut. When
+  // `target_path` is provided, the local MCP downloads the generated image
+  // from the cloud's temporary signed URL and writes it to disk in one call —
+  // typical "create a hero image at public/hero.png" UX. When `target_path`
+  // is omitted, the cloud's signed URL is returned untouched and the agent
+  // decides what to do with it.
+  //
+  // Billing always happens server-side using the caller's MCP credentials;
+  // failed generations are NOT charged.
+  {
+    name: "generate_image_asset",
+    description: `Generate one production-quality raster image using DYPAI's image provider.
+
+Two usage modes (pick one):
+1. Save locally (recommended for in-project assets):
+     generate_image_asset({
+       prompt: "minimalist hero illustration of a sunlit workspace",
+       purpose: "hero_background",
+       aspect_ratio: "16:9",
+       target_path: "public/generated/hero.png"
+     })
+   The image is downloaded from DYPAI's temporary bucket and written to
+   target_path. Directories are created automatically. Returns saved_to +
+   the cloud URL (still valid until expires_at).
+
+2. URL only (agent decides what to do):
+   Omit target_path. Returns a short-lived signed URL the agent can embed,
+   download manually, persist elsewhere via manage_storage, etc.
+
+Use for: hero/landing visuals, editorial illustrations, product mockups,
+empty-state art, textures.
+NOT for: icons, logos, brand marks, text-heavy graphics, tiny UI primitives.
+
+Pricing: charged to the calling user's organization. Cost depends on the
+chosen model (default: black-forest-labs/flux-1.1-pro, ~0.31 credits).
+Failed generations cost 0. The response includes credits_charged and
+credits_remaining.
+
+Path safety: target_path is relative to your project (cwd). Absolute paths
+and paths escaping cwd are rejected. The extension must match the generated
+image type (png/jpg/webp).`,
+    inputSchema: {
+      type: "object",
+      properties: {
+        prompt: {
+          type: "string",
+          description: "Detailed visual prompt. Include subject, domain, mood, composition. Up to 1600 chars.",
+        },
+        purpose: {
+          type: "string",
+          enum: [
+            "hero_background",
+            "landing_visual",
+            "illustration",
+            "product_mockup",
+            "empty_state",
+            "texture",
+            "other",
+          ],
+          description: "Where the asset will be used. Default: landing_visual.",
+          default: "landing_visual",
+        },
+        aspect_ratio: {
+          type: "string",
+          enum: ["1:1", "4:3", "3:4", "16:9", "9:16", "21:9"],
+          description: "16:9 for hero/landing, 1:1 for cards/avatars, 9:16 for mobile. Default: 16:9.",
+          default: "16:9",
+        },
+        style: {
+          type: "string",
+          description: "Optional style direction, brand colors, lighting, material feel. Up to 500 chars.",
+        },
+        negative_prompt: {
+          type: "string",
+          description: "Optional things to avoid (text overlays, logos, watermarks, clutter). Up to 500 chars.",
+        },
+        model: {
+          type: "string",
+          description: "Optional OpenRouter image model override (e.g. black-forest-labs/flux-schnell for cheaper, recraft-ai/recraft-v3 for vectors). Prefer the default unless you need a specific style.",
+        },
+        target_path: {
+          type: "string",
+          description: "Optional. Relative path inside the project where the image should be saved (e.g. 'public/generated/hero.png' or 'src/assets/empty-state.webp'). If a directory (ends with '/'), a filename is generated. Extension must match the image type. Omit to receive only the cloud URL.",
+        },
+        expires_in_hours: {
+          type: "integer",
+          minimum: 1,
+          maximum: 168,
+          description: "How long the returned signed URL remains valid. Default 24, max 168 (7 days). Ignored if target_path is given AND you don't need the URL after saving.",
+          default: 24,
+        },
+        idempotency_key: {
+          type: "string",
+          maxLength: 128,
+          description: "Optional client-supplied key. If the same key is passed twice by the same user within the retention window, the second call returns the original generation without re-charging credits.",
+        },
+      },
+      required: ["prompt"],
+    },
+  },
+
   // ── Triggers (Schedules + Webhooks) ──────────────────────────────────────
   // These tools OBSERVE + CONTROL trigger runtime state. The DEFINITION lives
   // in the endpoint YAML (`trigger.schedule` / `trigger.webhook`) — to change
@@ -490,644 +522,18 @@ endpoint YAML and \`dypai_push\`. This tool does NOT modify the definition.`,
 
   // ── Knowledge ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   { name: "search_docs", description: "Search DYPAI documentation. Use this when unsure about SDK usage, auth patterns, workflow nodes, or platform features. Returns relevant documentation chunks.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { query: { type: "string", description: "What you want to learn about" } }, required: ["query"] } },
-  {
-    name: "search_project_artifacts",
-    description: "Search installable project shells and feature modules from the unified dytemplates catalog (semantic). Returns shells, vertical features, and reusable modules (often kit-* slugs). Use before install via manage_project_artifact.",
-    inputSchema: {
-      type: "object",
-      properties: {
-        query: { type: "string", description: "Natural language need, e.g. 'calendario de reservas para hotel'." },
-        surface: { type: "string", enum: ["public", "private", "mixed", "agnostic"], description: "Filter by surface; agnostic modules always match when set." },
-        kind: { type: "string", enum: ["shell", "feature"], description: "Restrict to shells or feature modules." },
-        compatible_shell: { type: "string", description: "Shell slug; returns features compatible with it." },
-        limit: { type: "integer", default: 20, minimum: 1, maximum: 50 },
-      },
-      required: ["query"],
-    },
-  },
-  {
-    name: "fetch_project_artifact",
-    description: "Download artifact source from GitHub (server-side). Requires source_repo, source_path, source_ref from search_project_artifacts. Used internally by manage_project_artifact; agents normally call manage_project_artifact only.",
-    inputSchema: {
-      type: "object",
-      properties: {
-        source_repo: { type: "string", description: "e.g. dyapps-codes/artifacts" },
-        source_path: { type: "string", description: "e.g. kits/pricing-stripe" },
-        source_ref: { type: "string", default: "main" },
-      },
-      required: ["source_repo"],
-    },
-  },
-  { name: "search_design_patterns", description: "Search compact DYPAI UI/design recipes. Use before designing substantial screens.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { query: { type: "string", description: "Design need, with starter/domain/screen/style context when known." }, starter_slug: { type: "string", description: "Optional: private-admin, user-accounts, landing-admin, or blank." }, app_type: { type: "string", description: "Optional domain/app type." }, screen_type: { type: "string", description: "Optional screen/workflow." }, visual_style: { type: "string", description: "Optional style." }, category: { type: "string", description: "Optional category." }, limit: { type: "integer", default: 3, minimum: 1, maximum: 4 } }, required: ["query"] } },
-  { name: "search_workflow_templates", description: "Search workflow templates by description. Returns ready-to-use workflow code for common patterns: CRUD operations, payment gateways, email sending, AI chatbots, data pipelines, etc.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { query: { type: "string", description: "What the workflow should do (e.g. 'send email', 'stripe payment')" }, category: { type: "string", description: "Optional: AI, Database, Payments, Communication, Logic, Storage" } }, required: ["query"] } },
-  { name: "search_project_templates", description: "Search visible DYPAI Studio project templates by description. Returns only the Studio catalog plus compact template briefs and selection_guidance: recommended_slug, confidence, fallback_slug, and agent_rule.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { query: { type: "string", description: "What kind of project starter you need, in the user's language (e.g. 'app para barberia con reservas', 'private admin dashboard', 'landing plus admin')" }, category: { type: "string", description: "Optional category/type filter." }, limit: { type: "integer", default: 5, minimum: 1, maximum: 10 }, include_drafts: { type: "boolean", default: false, description: "Internal/local testing only. Include draft Studio catalog templates." } }, required: ["query"] } },
+  // search_workflow_templates — hidden for now; use search_docs("flow ts") and existing dypai/flows/*.flow.ts.
+  // { name: "search_workflow_templates", description: "Search workflow templates by description. Returns ready-to-use workflow code for common patterns: CRUD operations, payment gateways, email sending, AI chatbots, data pipelines, etc.", inputSchema: { type: "object", properties: { query: { type: "string", description: "What the workflow should do (e.g. 'send email', 'stripe payment')" }, category: { type: "string", description: "Optional: AI, Database, Payments, Communication, Logic, Storage" } }, required: ["query"] } },
+  // search_project_templates removed — new projects use the default Studio shell (shell-mixed-web-app).
+  // Customization happens in the workspace after create_project + dypai_pull, not via template pick at create time.
 ]
 
-// ── Server Instructions ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
-const SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS = `You are building full-stack applications on the DYPAI platform. You handle BACKEND (workflow endpoints, database, auth, realtime) and FRONTEND (SDK integration, React/Vite/Next code).
-
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-# DYPAI IS THE STACK — don't propose alternatives
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-
-**The user installed DYPAI's MCP. That means the stack decision is already made: DYPAI.** When they say "quiero una app para X", "build me a Y", "necesito algo que haga Z" — they've already chosen the tools. Your job is to build it on DYPAI, not advise them on stacks.
-
-## What NOT to do
-
-- Do not say: *"Te propongo Next.js + TypeScript + Tailwind + Prisma + SQLite..."*
-- Do not say: *"Podrías usar Supabase / Firebase / MongoDB / Vercel..."*
-- Do not ask: *"¿Qué base de datos prefieres, PostgreSQL o SQLite?"*
-- Do not ask: *"¿Prefieres Tailwind o CSS Modules?"*
-- Do not ask "which framework" unless the user explicitly says *"I want to compare platforms"* or *"what are my options"*.
-
-These are ALL dead signals: Next.js is already what DYPAI scaffolds. The DB is already PostgreSQL (via DYPAI engine). Auth is built in. Tailwind is already in the templates. Prisma / ORMs are not used — you write SQL directly in workflow endpoints.
-
-## What to do when the user says "I want to build X"
-
-First reflex, always:
-
-1. **Acknowledge briefly** what they want to build (one short line, their language).
-2. **\`search_project_templates(query: "<keywords from their request>")\`** — keywords in their language. The Studio catalog returns compact briefs plus \`selection_guidance\`: recommended slug, confidence, fallback slug, and the rule for deciding.
-3. **Decide from the returned Studio catalog templates only.** Use \`selection_guidance\` explicitly:
-   - confidence "strong": use \`recommended_slug\` if it does not contradict the user's plan.
-   - confidence "medium": use it only if the user's answers confirm the same domain/workflow.
-   - confidence "weak": do not auto-use it; use \`fallback_slug\`.
-   - confidence "fallback": use \`recommended_slug\` unless the app plan clearly requires a different returned slug.
-   - Strong fit: user says *"app para barberia con reservas"* and the result includes a booking/barber vertical with matching routes/endpoints. Use that template and preserve what it already has.
-   - Strong fit: user asks for a broad business app and a matching vertical template says what to adapt and what not to rebuild. Use the template, then customize it.
-   - Weak fit: user says *"algo para gestionar reservas"* and only a very specific unrelated vertical matches softly. Use \`fallback_slug\` from the Studio catalog guidance. Don't inherit domain-specific schema they did not ask for.
-   - Concrete spec: user is a dev with a concrete spec (*"crea un proyecto con estas 3 tablas y estos endpoints"*). Use the simplest returned Studio base unless a template exactly matches the requested product.
-4. **Call it** → \`create_project(name: "<their name>", template_slug: "<slug from search_project_templates>")\`.
-   If you went with a catalog template, use its \`agent_brief\`: preserve \`already_included\`, follow \`adaptation_steps\`, and do not rebuild \`do_not_rebuild\`.
-   Do not invent or use legacy slugs that were not returned by search_project_templates.
-5. **After \`create_project\`** → ask for an absolute workspace path, then \`dypai_pull\` + \`manage_frontend(sync)\` (see next section).
-
-Before designing substantial UI (app shell, dashboard, login, tables/lists,
-forms, calendars, or domain-specific screens), use \`search_design_patterns\`
-with the app/starter/screen/style context. It returns curated recipes; adapt
-them to the project instead of inventing generic starter UI.
-
-For shells, vertical features, and reusable modules (calendar, maps, CRUD tables,
-Kanban, uploads, dashboards, editors), use \`search_project_artifacts\` first.
-If an artifact fits, pass the exact \`slug\` from the search hit into
-\`manage_project_artifact(operation: "inspect")\` then \`operation: "apply"\`
-instead of building that complex slice from scratch. Installed artifact code is
-editable workspace source; add missing deps to package.json locally, apply SQL
-with execute_sql when needed, validate endpoints, and verify the frontend.
-
-**The template system exists to save time when the fit is obvious, not to force-match every request.** When in doubt → use the safest returned Studio base. Iterating up from a smaller base is cheaper than deleting 80% of a mismatched template.
-
-## The one legit follow-up question
-
-After deciding to build on DYPAI, you may ask ONE question (not five) to size scope if the request is genuinely vague:
-
-> *"Arranco en DYPAI con la plantilla de X. Como MVP tengo [2-3 cosas clave del template]. ¿Añadimos algo más desde el principio, o arrancamos y vamos viendo?"*
-
-That's it. Do not turn the first turn into a requirements workshop. The user already trusted a platform pick by installing the MCP; they want to see output, not Q&A.
-
-## When the user ACTUALLY asks for options
-
-These (and only these) justify mentioning alternatives:
-
-- *"¿Qué plataforma me recomiendas, DYPAI o Supabase?"* → fair game, explain tradeoffs.
-- *"¿Por qué usar DYPAI en vez de Next.js solo?"* → explain the AI-first + managed-backend value.
-- *"Quiero comparar opciones antes de decidir"* → explicit evaluation mode.
-
-## If the client isn't web (mobile, desktop, game, extension)
-
-DYPAI builds the **backend** (DB, auth, API, storage, realtime) for any client. If the user asks for a native iOS/Android/desktop app: use the simplest returned Studio template for the backend and make clear that the native client lives outside DYPAI Studio. Do not propose "then use another whole platform" — the backend fits.
-
-For everything else, **the stack is decided. Start building.**
-
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-# PROJECT ACCESS PROFILE — classify the app once you know the product shape
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-
-DYPAI projects store a lightweight product access profile: whether the app is
-public, private, mixed, admin-only, internal-user based, end-user-account based,
-single-role, or multi-role. This helps later agents and platform UI reason
-about login, first-run credentials, preview instructions, and route protection.
-
-When you know the product shape, call
-\`manage_project_access_profile(operation:"update", ...)\`. Do this as metadata
-only; it does NOT replace implementing the actual auth UI, roles, protected
-routes, tables, or endpoints.
-
-Defaults:
-- Private/admin app: \`app_visibility:"private"\`, \`auth_scope:"admin_only"\`,
-  \`role_model:"single_role"\`, \`has_admin_area:true\`, \`has_public_area:false\`,
-  \`has_end_user_accounts:false\`, \`root_requires_auth:true\`.
-- Public site with admin panel: \`app_visibility:"mixed"\`,
-  \`auth_scope:"admin_only"\`, \`has_public_area:true\`, \`has_admin_area:true\`,
-  \`root_requires_auth:false\`.
-- User portal / marketplace / SaaS: use \`auth_scope:"admin_and_end_users"\`
-  when both admins and customers log in, \`role_model:"multi_role"\` if there
-  are materially different permissions, and \`has_end_user_accounts:true\`.
-- Public-only landing/docs/blog: \`app_visibility:"public"\`,
-  \`auth_scope:"none"\`, \`role_model:"none"\`, \`has_admin_area:false\`,
-  \`root_requires_auth:false\`.
-
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-# BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING — materialize the project locally
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-
-**This is the single biggest failure mode. Read it even if you skip everything else.**
-
-A DYPAI project lives in THREE places:
-1. The platform (remote DB, engine, deployed frontend).
-2. Your agent host's workspace (local files on disk — \`dypai/\` backend + \`src/\`/\`package.json\` frontend).
-3. The user's head ("I want to change X").
-
-**You can only edit what's on disk.** No workspace files = you're blind. Tools like \`execute_sql\`, \`dypai_push\`, and frontend edits assume the local files exist; running them against a workspace that hasn't been synced produces broken or imaginary output. This is the #1 source of wasted sessions.
-
-## The checklist — run this at the start of EVERY conversation that mentions an existing project or a just-created one
-
-Before the first \`execute_sql\`, before the first file edit, before ANYTHING:
-
-1. **Look at the workspace.** Is there a \`dypai/\` folder? A \`src/\`? A \`package.json\`? If you're using a Read/ls tool, check now.
-2. **Missing backend (\`dypai/\` absent)?** You have no endpoint YAMLs, no \`schema.sql\`, no node catalog. Cannot write queries, cannot push, cannot reason about the schema.
-3. **Missing frontend (\`src/\` or \`package.json\` absent)?** You have no React/Vite/Next code. Cannot change the UI, cannot run \`npm install\`, cannot test locally.
-
-**Having \`src/\` on disk does NOT mean the backend is on disk.** \`dypai/\` is a SEPARATE folder. Check for \`dypai/schema.sql\` specifically — if it's missing, the backend isn't materialized, even if the frontend clearly is. This is the #1 trap in hosts that default to file-first workflows (Claude Code especially): they see \`src/\` + \`package.json\` and assume the project is complete. Always verify \`dypai/schema.sql\` exists before touching data, queries, or endpoints.
-4. **If either is missing → sync FIRST:**
-   - Ask the user for an absolute workspace path if you don't have one (e.g. \`/Users/me/code/my-app\`).
-   - Run \`dypai_pull(project_id, out_dir: <abs>/dypai)\` — materializes backend (endpoints, SQL, prompts, schema.sql, node-catalog.json).
-   - Run \`manage_frontend(operation:"sync", project_id, targetDirectory: <abs>)\` — materializes frontend (React/Vite/Next source + \`.env.local\`).
-   - Run both — they're independent. The user may only have asked about one, but you'll probably need the other for context.
-5. **Only then start editing.**
-
-## Same applies after \`create_project\`
-
-A freshly created project has **zero** local files. The create response gives you \`project_id\` and URLs, nothing else. The workspace is empty until you pull + sync. Do NOT start writing code, do NOT call \`execute_sql\` — the response may say "next_step: run dypai_pull" but run BOTH pull AND frontend sync, not just the backend.
-
-## Symptoms that mean "I didn't materialize properly"
-
-- User: *"Change the login button color"* and you start with \`execute_sql\`. Stop. Check \`src/\`. If missing, sync frontend.
-- User: *"Why doesn't this endpoint work?"* and you have no \`dypai/endpoints/\`. Stop. Pull backend.
-- You catch yourself "remembering" an endpoint from a previous conversation. Memory is not a tool. Pull first, then read from disk.
-- You're about to edit a file but \`dypai/schema.sql\` doesn't exist. You don't know the schema. Pull first.
-
-**Rule of thumb: if you can't \`Read\` it from disk, you can't touch it. Sync before you guess.**
-
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-# TALKING TO THE USER — proactive, plain language, no internal machinery
-# ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
-
-Assume most DYPAI users are non-technical. Many are not developers, do not know what an endpoint is, and should not need to learn DYPAI's internal workflow. The user should be able to say what they want in normal language; your job is to translate that into technical work, testing, and a guided path to publication.
-
-The user sees only TWO meaningful states:
-
-1. **Ready to test / listo para probar** — the change is available in their preview and does not affect real users.
-2. **Published / publicado** — the change is live for real users.
-
-Everything else is internal agent machinery. Do not make the user learn about \`dypai_push\`, drafts, overlays, workflow YAML, MCP tools, merge/publish mechanics, or endpoint staging unless they explicitly ask how it works under the hood.
-
-## Be proactive with non-technical users
-
-Do not wait for the user to know the next step. They often only know the outcome they want.
-
-When the user asks for a feature, bugfix, or change:
-
-1. Understand the desired product behavior.
-2. Choose a sensible implementation path.
-3. Make the change end-to-end when possible.
-4. If backend behavior changed, automatically save it to preview.
-5. Test what you can yourself.
-6. Give the user exactly one clear next action.
-7. Publish to production only after explicit approval.
-
-Never ask:
-
-- "Should I run dypai_push?"
-- "Should I push the endpoints?"
-- "Should I stage this draft?"
-- "Should I merge/publish the draft?"
-- "Should I call manage_drafts?"
-
-Say instead:
-
-- "Ya lo he dejado listo para que lo pruebes."
-- "Pruébalo en la previsualización."
-- "Todavía no afecta a tus usuarios reales."
-- "Cuando me digas que está bien, lo publico."
-- "¿Quieres que lo publique ya para tus usuarios?"
-
-## Internal workflow you MUST follow
-
-After changing backend behavior, ALWAYS make the change available in preview before telling the user to test it.
-
-Internally this means:
-
-1. edit backend files
-2. validate local backend changes
-3. test changed endpoint YAML with \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\` when practical
-4. save them to the preview environment
-5. test the preview version when practical
-6. then tell the user it is ready to try
-
-Never ask the user whether to run the internal save-to-preview step. It is safe, reversible, and required for the user to test the actual change.
-
-Publishing to production is different: it changes what real users see and ALWAYS needs explicit user approval.
-
-## If the user asks "how do I see it?"
-
-If the user asks "how do I see it?", "where do I test it?", "what now?", "pero como veo esto", or similar, do not explain backend states. Give the shortest practical next action in human terms.
-
-Good:
-
-- "Abre la previsualización y prueba crear un pedido."
-- "Ve al panel de administración y edita un producto."
-- "Prueba iniciar sesión con este usuario."
-- "Pulsa 'Crear producto'. Deberías ver el nuevo producto en la lista sin recargar."
-- "Dime si lo ves bien y lo publico."
-
-Bad:
-
-- "Está en el draft overlay."
-- "He hecho dypai_push."
-- "Falta manage_drafts publish."
-- "El endpoint está staged."
-
-## Translation rule of thumb
-
-Replace tool-speak with the outcome the user perceives:
-
-| Instead of (tool-speak) | Say (human) |
-|---|---|
-| "Voy a hacer dypai_push / I'll call dypai_push" | "Voy a dejar los cambios listos para que los pruebes" |
-| "He hecho dypai_push" | "Ya lo he dejado listo para probar" |
-| "Voy a ejecutar manage_drafts(publish)" | "Voy a publicarlo para tus usuarios" |
-| "He mergeado el draft" | "He publicado los cambios" |
-| "Ejecutando dypai_pull" | "Un momento, sincronizo tu proyecto" |
-| "Calling manage_frontend(deploy)" | "Voy a desplegar la nueva versión de tu web" |
-| "Running execute_sql to add a column" | "Voy a añadir un campo nuevo a la tabla X" |
-| "manage_database(operation:'apply_migration')" | "Voy a aplicar los cambios de estructura a la base de datos" |
-| "search_logs returned a 500" | "He mirado los registros: el error viene de..." |
-| "manage_drafts(list) shows 3 pending" | "Tienes 3 cambios pendientes de publicar" |
-| "On the draft overlay" / "en la overlay de draft" | "En tu entorno de previsualización" |
-| "dypai_validate rejected the workflow" | "Hay un problema con la configuración:" |
-
-## Principles
-
-1. **State outcomes, not function calls.** The user cares about *"listo para probar"*, *"publicado"*, *"desplegado"*, *"probado"* — not *"pushed"*, *"staged"*, *"invalidated"*, or *"merged"*.
-2. **Preview vs production → previsualización vs producción.** Prefer *"listo para probar"* and *"publicado"*. Avoid *"draft"*, *"borrador"*, *"mergear draft"*, *"overlay"*, *"engine"*, and *"endpoint hit"* in user-facing prose unless the user used those words first.
-3. **Errors: summarize, don't paste.** *"Falló porque estás comparando tipos distintos en la SQL"* beats pasting a Postgres stack.
-4. **Confirmations use real-world verbs.** *"¿Lo publico para tus usuarios?"* not *"¿Ejecuto manage_drafts(publish, confirm:true)?"*.
-5. **Progress updates in sentences, not tool names.** *"Estoy haciendo el cambio; cuando esté listo te digo exactamente dónde probarlo"* beats a bullet list of tool calls.
-6. **End every completed change with one practical next step.** Examples: *"Pruébalo en la previsualización"*, *"Dime si quieres que lo publique"*, *"Prueba hacer una compra con tarjeta de test"*.
-
-## Preferred user-facing phrases
-
-Use phrases like:
-
-- "Estoy haciendo el cambio."
-- "Ya lo he dejado listo para que lo pruebes."
-- "Abre la previsualización y prueba este flujo concreto: ..."
-- "Todavía no afecta a tus usuarios reales."
-- "Cuando me confirmes que está bien, lo publico."
-- "He revisado el error en los registros y viene de..."
-- "He actualizado la base de datos para añadir el nuevo campo."
-
-## When you CAN mention a tool name
-
-- The user explicitly asks *"qué herramienta estás usando"* / *"how does this work under the hood"*.
-- You're writing documentation or a runbook (ONLY if they asked).
-- Error messages where the user will see an exact tool-level failure they'd have to react to.
-
-Default is **no tool names in user-facing text**.
-
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-# SEARCH BEFORE YOU GUESS — \`search_docs\` and \`search_design_patterns\`
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-
-This prompt is the MAP of the DYPAI platform. The detailed docs live in
-\`search_docs\` (vectorized semantic search over the full manual). **If
-you're about to write something on a topic that feels fuzzy, search first
-— one \`search_docs\` call is always cheaper than a wrong push you then have
-to undo.**
-
-## When to call \`search_docs\` (triggers)
-
-- **Before writing an unfamiliar node type**: agent / stripe / telegram / google_sheets / webhook / schedule — query its name.
-- **Before touching a platform feature**: auth, realtime, storage, credentials, SDK, frontend framework specifics.
-- **When the user mentions a concept you don't have in cache**: "signup flow", "magic link", "custom domains", "file upload", "realtime channels", "draft flow", "migrations", "tools for agents".
-- **When a tool's response contains \`search_docs("X")\` hint**: call it — the hint is written in by the tool author for exactly that reason.
-- **When the user asks "how does X work"**: search BEFORE answering. Better an accurate answer after one search than a confident wrong one.
-
-Don't search for: generic programming (JS/Python/SQL syntax), third-party
-APIs outside DYPAI, anything you already have in this prompt.
-
-## Topic map — what's searchable
-
-Query with the phrases in parentheses. Semantic search is fuzzy; these are
-anchors, not exact strings. If the first result is thin, rephrase with a
-synonym.
-
-### Orientation
-- \`"platform guide"\` — what AI can do vs what lives in the user manual
-- \`"project setup"\` — phased build flow from empty project to live app
-
-### Backend core
-- \`"git-first workflow"\` — edit → validate → push → test → publish loop
-- \`"trigger model"\` — http_api / webhook / schedule / telegram options
-- \`"workflow patterns"\` — canonical shapes: CRUD, auth-gated, branching, multi-return, error handling
-- \`"drafts and publish"\` — push vs publish, draft overlay at \`dev-<id>.dypai.dev\`
-- \`"manage database"\` — migrations (\`apply_migration\`) + introspection + multi-statement scripts
-
-### Nodes
-- \`"nodes reference"\` — all nodes with input/output schemas (also in \`dypai/node-catalog.json\`)
-- \`"node types"\` — high-level grouping of what each node family does
-- \`"agent ai"\` — agent node: providers, tools, memory, streaming, tool endpoints
-- \`"javascript code node"\` — custom code escape hatch when native nodes don't fit
-
-### Managed AI Models
-- Before creating or editing any AI Agent node that uses DYPAI Managed AI,
-  always call \`list_ai_models\` first.
-- Use only model IDs from \`list_ai_models.models[].id\`; never invent OpenRouter
-  model IDs.
-- For DYPAI Managed AI, set \`provider: "openrouter"\` and do not set
-  \`credential_id\`; DYPAI uses the platform key server-side.
-- Treat model pricing as AI Credits, using
-  \`input_ai_credits_per_million\` / \`output_ai_credits_per_million\` when you
-  need to explain cost.
-
-### Auth
-- \`"auth flows"\` — signup / login / reset / magic link / role upgrade canonical flows
-- \`"auth defaults"\` — what auth_mode to pick when the user doesn't specify
-
-### Integrations
-- \`"stripe payments"\` — **start here for any Stripe work** (credentials, checkout URL placeholders, one-time + webhook checklist)
-- \`"integrations guide"\` — step-by-step integration recipes (Stripe subscriptions; other providers referenced inside)
-- \`"credentials reference"\` — what fields each provider needs (includes stripe + stripe_webhook)
-- To find Stripe: \`search_docs("stripe payments")\` or \`search_docs("integrations guide stripe")\`
-
-### Realtime
-- \`"realtime channels"\` — client API for WebSocket subscriptions
-- \`"realtime policies"\` — backend \`dypai/realtime.yaml\` format + access control
-
-### Storage
-- \`"file storage"\` — buckets, upload flow, signed URLs, \`manage_storage\` ops
-
-### Frontend
-- \`"sdk reference"\` — raw \`@dypai-ai/client-sdk\` methods
-- \`"react hooks"\` — \`useAuth\`, \`useEndpoint\`, \`useAction\`, \`useUpload\`, \`ProtectedRoute\`
-- \`"frontend frameworks"\` — Next SSR gotchas, Vite config, Astro
-- \`"manage frontend"\` — sync / deploy / status / logs ops deep dive
-
-### Ops / debugging
-- \`"testing endpoints"\` — \`dypai_test_endpoint\` patterns + assertions
-- \`"troubleshooting"\` — common failures + fixes (catch-all for gotchas)
-- \`"manage domain"\` — custom domains + DNS / SSL
-- \`"manage database"\` — introspection ops (\`introspect_schema\` / \`introspect_table\` / \`introspect_function\`)
-
-## How to phrase a query
-
-- **Concept, not code.** \`search_docs("magic link auth flow")\` beats \`search_docs("dypai.auth.signInWithMagicLink")\`.
-- **Two or three words max.** Long queries dilute the vector. *"how do I send email"* → just \`"email integration"\` or \`"resend"\`.
-- **If first hit is unrelated, try a synonym.** "realtime" vs "websockets" vs "subscriptions" may all match different chunks.
-- **One search is cheap.** Two or three narrow searches beat one giant one if the topic is broad.
-
-When docs say the opposite of this prompt → **trust the docs**. This prompt
-is the quickstart; docs are authoritative and current.
-
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-# QUICK START — read this section even if you skip everything else
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-
-## What you ship — two completely separate stacks
-
-| Stack | What it is | Where it lives | How you change it | How you publish |
-|---|---|---|---|---|
-| **BACKEND** | Workflow endpoints (HTTP, cron, webhook, telegram), DB schema, realtime policies | \`dypai/\` folder | Edit YAMLs / SQL files / realtime.yaml on disk | \`dypai_push\` (saves draft) → \`manage_drafts(publish, confirm:true)\` |
-| **FRONTEND** | React/Vite/Next bundle (UI, SDK calls) | \`src/\`, \`public/\`, \`package.json\` | Edit React code | \`manage_frontend(deploy, confirm:true)\` |
-
-Two things to internalize:
-1. The two stacks are SHIPPED INDEPENDENTLY. Editing backend never touches frontend, and vice versa.
-2. Backend has a draft stage; frontend does NOT. Both publish operations require \`confirm:true\`.
-
-## Backend lifecycle — "save" = \`dypai_push\` (this is the rule that trips up new agents)
-
-Editing files inside \`dypai/\` only changes YOUR DISK. The platform doesn't see them, the draft overlay doesn't serve them, the local frontend can't call them. There are exactly **three** states and only \`dypai_push\` and \`manage_drafts(publish)\` move you between them:
-
-\`\`\`
-  ┌────────────┐  edit YAML / SQL / md   ┌────────────┐  dypai_push   ┌────────────┐  manage_drafts(publish, confirm:true)   ┌────────────┐
-  │   LIVE     │ ──────────────────────► │ LOCAL DISK │ ────────────► │   DRAFT    │ ──────────────────────────────────────► │   LIVE     │
-  │ (engine)   │  (no platform impact)   │ (your edit)│ (stages it)   │ (overlay)  │  (atomic, all drafts at once)           │ (engine)   │
-  └────────────┘                         └────────────┘               └────────────┘                                         └────────────┘
-                                                                            ▲
-                                                              draft overlay │ served at https://dev-<project_id>.dypai.dev
-                                                                            │ (what the user's local frontend points to)
-\`\`\`
-
-Practical consequences — internalize these:
-- **Never publish backend changes just to test them.** First test the local YAML directly with \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\`; only after that save to preview with \`dypai_push\` and verify the staged draft when needed.
-- **After EVERY meaningful backend change set, call \`dypai_push\`.** Don't batch a session's worth of edits hoping to push at the end — if you forget, the user tests the preview and sees the OLD behavior. The push is cheap, idempotent, and creates ONE preview version per resource (subsequent pushes overwrite the pending preview version, not stack new ones).
-- **\`dypai_push\` is the internal save-to-preview step. It is NOT a production publish.** Live traffic is untouched. You can run it repeatedly without affecting real users. In user-facing prose, say "listo para probar" or "en previsualización", not "pushed" or "draft".
-- **The preview host (\`dev-<project_id>.dypai.dev\`) only sees what you've saved to preview.** A change still only on disk is invisible to the user's preview. If the user says "I tested it and nothing changed", first check whether the backend change was saved to preview after the last edit.
-- **\`dypai_validate\` before \`dypai_push\`** — push runs validate as a pre-flight, but running it explicitly first gives you the lint output without committing. Cheap insurance.
-- **Order during a multi-step backend feature**: edit → \`dypai_validate\` → \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\` → \`dypai_push\` → \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'draft')\` when you need to verify the saved preview. Repeat per coherent change. ONLY when the user explicitly approves production do \`manage_drafts(operation:'list')\` → \`manage_drafts(operation:'publish', confirm:true)\`.
-- **DDL is the exception**: \`execute_sql\` with CREATE / ALTER / DROP TABLE applies to live IMMEDIATELY (no preview layer for schema). Preview only exists for endpoints / webhooks / crons / realtime policies. Summarize destructive DDL to the user before running it.
-
-## User intent → tool to call (decision table)
-
-Use this BEFORE picking a tool. If unsure which row matches, ask the user.
-
-| If the user asks to... | First call | Then |
-|---|---|---|
-| "Create a new project" | \`search_project_templates\` (find a starter) | \`create_project(template_slug: ...)\` |
-| "Show me what we have" / "I want to work on existing project X" | \`list_projects\` → \`dypai_pull\` (backend) + \`manage_frontend(sync)\` (frontend) | Read \`dypai/\` files + \`src/\` |
-| "This is a private admin app / public site / user portal / multi-role app" | \`manage_project_access_profile(operation:'update')\` | Then implement the actual auth/UI/data behavior normally |
-| "Add/change a backend endpoint, table, cron, webhook, agent, integration" | Edit files in \`dypai/\` | \`dypai_validate\` → \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\` for changed endpoints → \`dypai_push\` |
-| "Publish my backend changes" / "make it live" | \`manage_drafts(operation:'list')\` to show what's pending | \`manage_drafts(operation:'publish', confirm:true)\` |
-| "Test an endpoint before publishing" | \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\` (your edits) or \`(mode:'draft')\` (after push) | — |
-| "Test the new endpoint from my local frontend, end-to-end, before publishing" | Tell user: their local frontend already points to \`https://dev-<project_id>.dypai.dev\` (set by \`manage_frontend(sync)\`), which serves drafts on top of live. So after \`dypai_push\` the local UI hits the draft overlay automatically — nothing else to do. | — |
-| "Throw away my backend changes" | \`manage_drafts(operation:'discard', confirm:true)\` | — |
-| "Change the UI / change colors / add a page" | Edit files in \`src/\` | Test locally/with browser when possible. \`manage_frontend(deploy, confirm:true)\` only when the user approves publishing the UI. |
-| "Publish the new UI" / "ship the frontend" | If backend changes are needed by the new UI, publish those backend changes first with explicit approval | Then \`manage_frontend(deploy, confirm:true)\` — deploy is live, not a preview. |
-| "Roll back" | Backend: \`get_endpoint_versions\` then write old code back. Frontend: re-deploy older source. | — |
-| "Upload a file / a CSV / seed data" | \`bulk_upsert\` (data) or \`manage_storage(upload_file)\` (binary) | — |
-| "X is broken" / "I'm getting an error" / "this doesn't work" / "users are reporting Y" | \`search_logs\` FIRST (don't guess from the code) | If a specific failure is found → \`search_logs(include_trace:true, query:'...')\` for the full step-by-step trace |
-
-## Confirm rules — the ONLY operations that need \`confirm:true\`
-
-There are exactly THREE write operations that mutate live state and require explicit user approval (return a \`confirmation_required\` hint without it):
-
-1. **\`manage_drafts(operation:'publish', confirm:true)\`** — promotes backend drafts to live.
-2. **\`manage_drafts(operation:'discard', confirm:true)\`** — throws away pending backend drafts.
-3. **\`manage_frontend(operation:'deploy', confirm:true)\`** — replaces the live frontend bundle.
-
-Everything else (\`dypai_push\`, \`execute_sql\`, \`bulk_upsert\`, all read tools) does NOT require confirm. \`dypai_push\` is safe by design: it stages drafts, so you can iterate freely without affecting the live site.
-
-When you receive a \`confirmation_required\` response: SUMMARIZE the change to the user in plain language (what will go live, any warnings about pending backend drafts), wait for an explicit "yes" / "go ahead", then re-call with \`confirm:true\`.
-
-## End-to-end example — adding a feature that touches BOTH backend and frontend
-
-User: "Add a /api/list-tasks endpoint that returns the current user's tasks, and show them on the dashboard."
-
-\`\`\`
-1. dypai_pull(project_id)                        # materialize backend if not already on disk
-2. manage_frontend(operation:'sync', ...)        # materialize frontend if not already on disk
-3. # Backend: create the endpoint
-   Write dypai/endpoints/list-tasks.yaml         # trigger.http_api auth_mode:jwt + dypai_database query
-4. dypai_validate                                # catch YAML/placeholder issues
-5. dypai_test_endpoint(endpoint:'list-tasks', mode:'local', as_user:'<user_id>')
-   # verifies the local YAML before saving anything to preview
-6. dypai_push                                    # saves to preview, NOT production
-7. dypai_test_endpoint(endpoint:'list-tasks', mode:'draft', as_user:'<user_id>')
-   # optional final sanity: verifies the preview version; do NOT publish just to test
-8. # Frontend: call the new endpoint from React
-   Edit src/pages/Dashboard.tsx                  # useEndpoint('list-tasks')
-9. # Test locally/browser if available. Then tell the user in plain language:
-   # "Ya está listo para probar. Abre la previsualización y revisa la lista de tareas. Todavía no está publicado para tus usuarios."
-10. # ONLY after the user confirms it is good:
-   manage_drafts(operation:'list')               # internal: inspect what will publish
-11. manage_drafts(operation:'publish', confirm:true)  # backend live after explicit approval
-12. manage_frontend(operation:'deploy', sourceDirectory, confirm:true)  # frontend live after explicit approval
-\`\`\`
-
-**Testing rule**: never publish backend changes just to test them. Verify local YAML first with \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\`, then save to preview and test \`mode:'draft'\` or the dev URL when needed. **Production order rule**: when you are truly publishing a full-stack change, publish backend BEFORE deploying the frontend; otherwise the live UI may call backend functionality that is not live yet.
-
-## Debugging user-reported errors — \`search_logs\` is your starting point
-
-**Rule**: whenever the user says any of these — "X is broken", "this isn't working", "I'm getting an error", "users are reporting Y", "the page is white", "nothing happens when I click" — **call \`search_logs\` BEFORE reading any code**. The engine's logs are the ground truth; the code is your hypothesis. Trying to debug from the source first is how you waste 20 minutes solving the wrong problem.
-
-### The standard flow
-
-\`\`\`
-1. search_logs({ since: "1h", level: "error" })
-   → Quick scan of recent failures. If empty, widen to "24h".
-
-2. # Did the user say "I just tested this in my local UI"?
-   #   → add environment: "draft"   (their UI hits the draft overlay)
-   # Did they say "production users are reporting..."?
-   #   → add environment: "live"    (excludes their own draft test runs)
-
-3. # Did they say "I clicked the button and it disappeared / nothing happened"
-   # and the error scan is empty?
-   search_logs({ since: "30m", status: "all", endpoint: "<likely-endpoint>" })
-   → This shows successful executions too, so you can tell whether the backend
-     was called, returned 200, was slow, or was never reached.
-
-4. # Found the relevant entry? Narrow down:
-   search_logs({ endpoint: "create-order", query: "stripe", since: "1h" })
-
-5. # For the full step-by-step trace of one specific failure:
-   search_logs({
-     endpoint: "create-order",
-     query: "<a unique substring from the error message>",
-     include_trace: true,
-     limit: 5
-   })
-   → If the response is large the local proxy writes it to a temp file
-     and returns a \`file_path\`. Read that file with the Read tool ONLY
-     when you need fields beyond the inline summary.
-
-6. # Now you know exactly which node failed, succeeded, or was never called → fix the code.
-\`\`\`
-
-### What \`search_logs\` returns
-
-Each item has \`type\` (\`execution\` | \`execution_failed\` | \`log\`), \`level\` (\`info\` | \`error\` | \`warn\`), \`time\`, \`endpoint\`, \`message\`, and \`environment\` (\`live\` | \`draft\` | null for legacy rows). Workflow executions include \`status\` (\`success\` | \`error\` | \`timeout\`) and \`duration_ms\`. With \`include_trace:true\`, failed executions can include \`trace\` — a per-node log of inputs, outputs, errors, and stacks.
-
-### Common pitfalls
-
-- **Don't skip this and read code first.** The bug is almost never where you'd guess. Logs tell you exactly which node blew up and the exact error string.
-- **Don't dump every error you see at the user.** Filter, summarize, then propose ONE fix.
-- **\`environment\` matters.** A draft test failure is the user testing pending changes — fixing the draft is fine. A live failure is real users hitting production — fix urgently and follow up with backend publish.
-- **Retention is 7 days.** If the user reports a bug from "last week", the data is likely gone. Tell them.
-
-## What you do NOT have to think about
-
-- "Development vs production environment" — the user never sees this. Backend changes always go through draft-and-publish. Frontend changes always go through deploy. That's the whole model.
-- "Create auth endpoints" — auth is built into the SDK. \`dypai.auth.signInWithPassword()\` works out of the box. NEVER write a login/signup workflow.
-- "RLS / row-level security" — there is none. You filter by \`\${current_user_id}\` in your SQL WHERE clauses. Forgetting this is the #1 multi-tenancy bug.
-- "Rate limiting / CORS / JWT verification" — handled by the engine.
-- "Promoting projects to production" — every new project already has the draft-publish flow enabled. \`manage_project(promote_to_production)\` is legacy and you should never need it.
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-# ESSENTIALS — things you reuse every session
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-
-## Mental model — everything server-side is a workflow
-
-DYPAI has NO standalone "edge functions". Every piece of server-side logic (API endpoints, crons, webhooks, AI agents) is a workflow endpoint under \`dypai/endpoints/<name>.yaml\`. A workflow is either a chain of native nodes (\`dypai_database\`, \`http_request\`, \`agent\`, \`stripe\`, etc.) OR a single \`javascript_code\` / \`python_code\` node for custom logic. Mix freely.
-
-Endpoint naming is strict: the YAML \`name\` is the public API slug and must exactly match the file basename. Example: \`dypai/endpoints/list-videos.yaml\` must declare \`name: list-videos\`. Use lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, or underscores only; never spaces or human titles. Put labels like "Listar videos" in \`description\`, not \`name\`. If \`id\` is present, it must match \`name\`; usually omit \`id\`.
-
-Mental translations: "edge function" → workflow with one code node; "cron" → \`trigger.schedule\` in the YAML; "webhook receiver" → \`trigger.webhook\`; "internal API" → \`trigger.http_api auth_mode:jwt\`.
-
-→ Full workflow patterns + YAML shape: \`search_docs("workflow patterns")\` and \`search_docs("trigger model")\`. Public HTTP response vs internal node output: \`search_docs("placeholder cheatsheet")\`. Node catalog (full input/output schemas): read \`dypai/node-catalog.json\`.
-
-## What the engine handles for you (don't reinvent)
-
-- **JWT verification** — jwt auth_mode validates the session token automatically. \`\${current_user_id}\` is trusted.
-- **Rate limiting** — per-plan. Returns 429 automatically.
-- **CORS** — allowed origins per project (configured in dashboard).
-- **Request logging** — every execution recorded with duration, status, environment, and (on failure) per-node trace. Query with \`search_logs\` (7-day retention).
-- **Input validation** — \`input:\` schema in YAML → invalid payloads rejected with 400 before the workflow runs.
-- **SQL injection** — placeholders bind as Postgres params. Safe by construction.
-- **Secrets** — credentials never appear in YAML or logs.
-- **Scheduled jobs** — \`schedule_trigger\` endpoints enqueued on startup/deploy. No cron daemon.
-- **NOT automatic**: webhook retries (add explicit \`wait_delay\` + retry in the workflow if needed).
-
-## Top gotchas (the expensive ones)
-
-1. **Forgetting \`WHERE user_id = \${current_user_id}\`** — users see each other's data. #1 multi-tenancy bug. The engine does NOT auto-filter. RLS doesn't exist.
-2. **Editing YAML without \`dypai_push\`** — \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'local')\` can test your file edits, but the preview/frontend cannot see them until \`dypai_push\` saves them to draft. Symptom: *"I tested it in preview and nothing changed"*. Test local first, then push when the changed endpoint is ready for preview.
-3. **Treating \`dypai_push\` as a deploy** — it's "save as draft", not publish. Live traffic is untouched until \`manage_drafts(publish, confirm:true)\`. Push freely, only ask the user before publish.
-4. **\`public\` auth_mode with \`\${current_user_id}\`** — no JWT → placeholder empty → SQL fails or returns wrong data. Use \`jwt\` if you need the user.
-5. **Missing \`return: true\`** — endpoint returns \`null\`. Every path that should produce an HTTP response needs one node with \`return: true\`.
-6. **SQL return + \`output.type: object\` without \`response_cardinality\` or \`set_fields\`** — runtime body is \`[{...}]\` but the frontend expects \`{...}\`. Add top-level \`response_cardinality: single\` for direct SQL returns, or compose the public object with \`set_fields operation: compose\`. \`dypai_validate\` errors with \`response_cardinality_required\`. Do not unwrap arrays in frontend code.
-7. **\`set_fields\` without \`operation\`** — runtime throws \`Unknown Set Fields operation: undefined\`. Wrapper responses need \`operation: compose\`; adding fields to upstream data uses \`operation: set\`. \`dypai_validate\` / \`backend_validate\` error with \`set_fields_operation_missing\`.
-8. **\`tool_ids\` in YAML instead of \`tools\`** — write \`tools: [name1, name2]\`. \`tool_ids\` bypasses the codec and fails silently in prod.
-9. **Putting workflow placeholders inside \`javascript_code.code\`** — code is raw JavaScript, so JS template literals like \`\${where.join(" AND ")}\` are safe and not rendered by DYPAI. Pass workflow values via \`input_data\`, \`ctx.nodes\`, \`ctx.user\`, or \`ctx.env\`; do not write \`\${input.email}\` inside code or set \`code\` from another node output.
-10. **Human endpoint names** — \`name: Listar videos\` in \`list-videos.yaml\` creates a draft the frontend cannot call as \`list-videos\`. \`dypai_validate\` and \`dypai_push\` reject this; fix the slug instead of testing around it.
-
-→ Longer list of common pitfalls + fixes: \`search_docs("troubleshooting")\`.
-
-## Common app recipes (one-liners)
-
-- **Auth-gated CRUD**: table with \`user_id TEXT\` (auth IDs are TEXT, not UUID), jwt endpoints, SQL always filters by \`\${current_user_id}\`, frontend \`<ProtectedRoute>\`.
-- **Admin panel**: endpoints with \`allowed_roles: [admin]\`. Same SQL, no user filter (admin sees all). Promote via \`manage_users(update_role)\`.
-- **AI chat**: single endpoint with \`agent\` node + \`memory_key: "chat:\${current_user_id}"\`. Frontend \`dypai.api.stream()\`.
-- **Payments (Stripe)**: \`stripe\` node for ops. Webhook endpoint with \`trigger.webhook\` + \`stripe_webhook: true\` (auto-verifies signature).
-- **Cron**: \`trigger.schedule: { cron: "0 9 * * *", timezone: "..." }\`. Same workflow syntax as HTTP endpoints.
-- **File upload**: frontend \`dypai.api.upload(endpoint, file, { params: { operation:'upload', file_path } })\`. Endpoint = one \`dypai_storage\` node with \`return:true\`. SDK handles signed-URL PUT and owns \`confirm\`/\`client_upload\`; never pass those flags from frontend params.
-- **Live dashboard**: normal endpoint + frontend \`useRealtime(table, { onInsert: refetch })\`.
-- **Multi-tenant**: every row has \`org_id\` or \`user_id\`. Every endpoint filters by \`\${current_user_id}\`.
-
-→ Full canonical patterns + pitfalls: \`search_docs("workflow patterns")\`.
-
-## Frontend essentials
-
-SDK is pre-configured at \`src/lib/dypai.ts\` (or \`src/dypai.ts\`). Import \`dypai\` from there. Every method returns \`{ data, error }\` — never throws.
-
-- **API**: \`dypai.api.get(name)\`, \`.post(name, body)\`, \`.put()\`, \`.delete()\`, \`.upload(name, file)\`, \`.stream(name, body)\`. \`response.data\` matches the endpoint \`output\` schema — if SQL returns row arrays, declare \`response_cardinality: single\` or use \`set_fields operation: compose\`; never unwrap in the UI.
-- **Auth**: \`dypai.auth.signInWithPassword()\`, \`.signUp()\`, \`.signOut()\`, \`.getSession()\`. **Never** create login/signup workflows — auth is built-in.
-- **Hooks**: \`useAuth\`, \`useEndpoint\`, \`useAction\`, \`useUpload\`, \`useRealtime\`, \`<ProtectedRoute>\`.
-- **Rule**: NEVER \`fetch()\` directly — always through the SDK.
-
-**\`.env.local\` is auto-managed by \`manage_frontend(sync)\`** — when missing, sync writes it pointing at the **draft overlay** (\`https://dev-<project_id>.dypai.dev\`) so local dev transparently consumes backend drafts. Var name: \`VITE_DYPAI_URL\` (Vite) or \`NEXT_PUBLIC_DYPAI_URL\` (Next.js). **Do not overwrite a user-authored \`.env.local\`** — sync respects an existing file. For production, \`manage_frontend(deploy)\` injects the live URL (without \`dev-\`) at build time automatically.
-
-→ Deep: \`search_docs("sdk reference")\`, \`search_docs("react hooks")\`, \`search_docs("frontend frameworks")\` (Next SSR, Vite, Astro gotchas), \`search_docs("manage frontend")\` (deploy operations).
-
-## Other tools (short hits)
-
-- \`bulk_upsert\` — CSV/JSON → table. Seed data.
-- \`manage_domain\` — custom domains. \`add\` returns CNAME to configure. \`verify\` rechecks DNS/SSL. → \`search_docs("manage domain")\`.
-- \`manage_users\` / \`manage_roles\` — app-level RBAC. Create/ban/assign roles.
-- \`manage_schedules\` / \`manage_webhooks\` — pause/resume/history. To change the DEFINITION, edit the YAML and push.
-- \`manage_storage\` — buckets + objects. \`upload_file\` reads local path, signs URL, PUTs, registers. Max 100MB/file. → \`search_docs("file storage")\`.
-- \`manage_drafts\` — universal draft/publish. \`list\` before \`publish\` so the user sees what's shipping. \`discard\` to throw away. Always pair with \`dypai_test_endpoint(mode:'draft')\` before publish.
-- \`manage_database\` — migrations + introspection + multi-statement scripts. \`apply_migration\` for versioned DDL in \`dypai/migrations/\`. \`introspect_*\` for tables/functions/schemas.
-
-→ For any unfamiliar territory: the topic map at the top covers where to dig. When in doubt — search first, code after.
-`
+// Server instructions: prompts/local.md, prompts/studio-worker.md (see toolProfiles.js)
 
 // ── MCP Protocol (JSON-RPC over stdio) ──────────────────────────────────────
 
 const allTools = [...LOCAL_TOOLS, ...REMOTE_TOOLS]
+const serverInstructions = getServerInstructionsForProfile(mcpProfile)
 
 function makeResponse(id, result) {
   return JSON.stringify({ jsonrpc: "2.0", id, result })
@@ -1145,16 +551,17 @@ async function handleRequest(msg) {
       protocolVersion: "2024-11-05",
       capabilities: { tools: {} },
       serverInfo: { name: "dypai", version: "1.5.24" },
-      instructions: SERVER_INSTRUCTIONS,
+      instructions: serverInstructions,
     })
   }
 
   if (method === "tools/list") {
+    const visibleTools = filterToolsForProfile(allTools, mcpProfile)
     return makeResponse(id, {
-      tools: allTools.map(t => ({
+      tools: visibleTools.map(t => ({
         name: t.name,
         description: t.description,
-        inputSchema: t.inputSchema,
+        inputSchema: presentToolInputSchema(t, mcpProfile),
       })),
     })
   }
@@ -1162,12 +569,22 @@ async function handleRequest(msg) {
   if (method === "tools/call") {
     const { name, arguments: args } = params || {}
 
+    if (!isToolAllowedForProfile(name, mcpProfile)) {
+      return makeError(id, -32602, toolNotAllowedError(name, mcpProfile))
+    }
+
     try {
       let result
+      const toolDef = allTools.find(t => t.name === name)
+      const boundProjectMismatch = assertBoundProjectIdMatches(mcpProfile, args || {})
+      if (boundProjectMismatch) {
+        return makeError(id, -32602, boundProjectMismatch)
+      }
 
       // Local tool — execute directly
       if (localToolMap.has(name)) {
-        result = await localToolMap.get(name).execute(args || {})
+        const finalArgs = withProjectContext(toolDef, args || {})
+        result = await localToolMap.get(name).execute(finalArgs)
         // dypai_pull may have (re)written dypai.config.yaml — refresh the
         // cached project_id so subsequent remote calls use the new value.
         if (name === "dypai_pull") invalidateProjectContext()
@@ -1178,7 +595,6 @@ async function handleRequest(msg) {
           // Auto-inject project_id from dypai.config.yaml if the tool
           // declares it and the caller didn't pass one. Keeps the agent
           // from having to repeat itself and keeps metrics properly tagged.
-          const toolDef = REMOTE_TOOLS.find(t => t.name === name)
           let finalArgs = withProjectContext(toolDef, args || {})
 
           // manage_storage.upload_file is orchestrated LOCALLY (filesystem →
@@ -1194,6 +610,23 @@ async function handleRequest(msg) {
             })
           }
 
+          // generate_image_asset is cloud-backed but the local MCP optionally
+          // downloads the generated image to `target_path`. Without that param
+          // it's a pure proxy. With it, the local handler does:
+          //   1. proxy the call to cloud (which charges credits + uploads to R2)
+          //   2. fetch the signed URL
+          //   3. write the bytes to target_path
+          // and returns saved_to + the cloud metadata. Same single tool call
+          // from the agent's POV, no manual download step. See
+          // tools/generate-image.js.
+          if (name === "generate_image_asset") {
+            result = await generateImageAsset(finalArgs)
+            return makeResponse(id, {
+              content: [{ type: "text", text: typeof result === "string" ? result : JSON.stringify(result, null, 2) }],
+              isError: result?.ok === false,
+            })
+          }
+
           // Pre-flight: block DDL/DML on protected schemas (auth, storage,
           // system, pg_*, _timescaledb_*). SELECT is always allowed. Failing
           // here with a guided message is strictly UX — the cloud tool also
@@ -1208,32 +641,52 @@ async function handleRequest(msg) {
             }
           }
 
-          // Resolve endpoint_name → endpoint_id for tools that accept only the UUID.
-          // Keeps the agent-facing API name-based while the remote keeps its
-          // UUID-based contract. Best-effort: if the lookup fails we still pass
-          // through whatever the caller provided so they see the remote's error.
-          if (name === "get_endpoint_versions" && finalArgs?.endpoint_name && !finalArgs?.endpoint_id) {
-            try {
-              const pid = finalArgs.project_id
-              const sqlArgs = { project_id: pid, sql: `SELECT id FROM system.endpoints WHERE name = '${String(finalArgs.endpoint_name).replace(/'/g, "''")}' LIMIT 1` }
-              const row = await proxyToolCall("execute_sql", sqlArgs)
-              const rows = Array.isArray(row?.rows) ? row.rows : (Array.isArray(row) ? row : null)
-              const id = rows?.[0]?.id
-              if (id) {
-                finalArgs = { ...finalArgs, endpoint_id: id }
-                delete finalArgs.endpoint_name
-              }
-            } catch { /* fall through, let the remote complain */ }
-          }
+          let raw
+          if (name === "execute_sql" && typeof finalArgs?.sql === "string" && shouldRouteSqlAsScript(finalArgs.sql)) {
+            const scriptResult = await manageDatabaseTool.execute({
+              operation: "execute_script",
+              sql: finalArgs.sql,
+              project_id: finalArgs.project_id,
+            })
+            if (scriptResult?.success === false) {
+              throw new Error(scriptResult.error || "execute_script failed")
+            }
+            raw = {
+              ...scriptResult,
+              route: "script",
+              transactional: true,
+            }
+          } else {
+            // Resolve endpoint_name → endpoint_id for tools that accept only the UUID.
+            // Keeps the agent-facing API name-based while the remote keeps its
+            // UUID-based contract. Best-effort: if the lookup fails we still pass
+            // through whatever the caller provided so they see the remote's error.
+            if (name === "get_endpoint_versions" && finalArgs?.endpoint_name && !finalArgs?.endpoint_id) {
+              try {
+                const pid = finalArgs.project_id
+                const sqlArgs = { project_id: pid, sql: `SELECT id FROM system.endpoints WHERE name = '${String(finalArgs.endpoint_name).replace(/'/g, "''")}' LIMIT 1` }
+                const row = await proxyToolCall("execute_sql", sqlArgs)
+                const rows = Array.isArray(row?.rows) ? row.rows : (Array.isArray(row) ? row : null)
+                const id = rows?.[0]?.id
+                if (id) {
+                  finalArgs = { ...finalArgs, endpoint_id: id }
+                  delete finalArgs.endpoint_name
+                }
+              } catch { /* fall through, let the remote complain */ }
+            }
 
-          const raw = await proxyToolCall(name, finalArgs)
+            raw = await proxyToolCall(name, finalArgs)
+          }
+          if (name === "search_docs" && isStudioProfile(mcpProfile)) {
+            raw = filterSearchDocsForStudio(raw)
+          }
           result = enrichSuccess(name, raw)
 
           // Side effect: if the user ran schema-changing DDL via execute_sql,
           // re-dump dypai/schema.sql so the validator stays in sync. The
           // helper is a no-op for non-DDL. manage_database handles its own
           // schema refresh for apply_migration / execute_script operations.
-          if (name === "execute_sql") {
+          if (name === "execute_sql" && raw?.route !== "script") {
             const refresh = await maybeRefreshSchemaAfterExecuteSql(args || {}, result)
             if (refresh.refreshed) {
               result = { ...(typeof result === "object" ? result : { data: result }), schema_refreshed: true, schema_path: refresh.path }