@elitedcs/ghl-mcp 3.79.0 → 3.81.0
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +85 -0
- package/README.md +2 -2
- package/dist/capture-helper.js +11 -1
- package/dist/index.js +4861 -2553
- package/guide/guide.html +15 -6
- package/package.json +1 -1
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# Changelog
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## 3.81.0 — one cockpit, and a launcher that makes itself, for Command OS subscribers
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The Command OS cockpit had grown into four screens that read as four products: the
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board in one dark theme and font, Your agency in another, Brands in light cream, and
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the assessment in a third dark theme with no way back except the browser's Back button.
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This release gives all four one shell: the same colours, type and top bar, and every
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screen can reach the hub, the board and each other.
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Text got bigger. Measured in a browser at a 20px base setting, the share of characters
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smaller than 18px went from 77% to 15% on the board, 74% to 6% on the assessment and
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45% to 5% on Brands. What is still small is a chip, a badge or a legend, never a sentence.
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**Your Anthropic key has a home.** Command OS runs the stages and Design Studio on your
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own Claude account, and until now the key had three places to live, none of which the
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cockpit told you about. It is now a field on the Your agency screen. Before it is kept,
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Anthropic is asked whether it works, because a key can be present and still refuse
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every request. It is stored beside your licence, handed to the runs the cockpit starts,
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and never shown back beyond its last four characters. Removing it hands back whatever
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your computer already set, instead of throwing that away too.
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**The desktop launcher makes itself.** On a Command OS licence the double-click
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launcher is created the first time the cockpit starts, and when you run the install
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command, once. Nothing asks you to paste a second line. If you delete the icon it stays
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deleted. A launcher that was only half written no longer counts as installed, so one
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failed write cannot block every later repair.
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**The $97 product is unchanged at 250 tools, 51 modules, 112 free.**
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**Also in this release**
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A readiness note in the AI employee demo no longer names a private account. The
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`list_templates` description said clinic, med spa, dental and more while exactly one
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template ships; it now says so.
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On board but not yet offered: Design Studio's conversion mode, a rulebook for a page
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that has to sell. The code is in this version and nothing in the cockpit or the hub
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reaches it yet. It gets its own release after a run on a real brand.
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## 3.80.0 — the phone side of the AI employee, for Command OS subscribers
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GoHighLevel's Voice AI answers a client's calls. Until now the only way to set one up
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was by hand in the GoHighLevel screen. This release adds twelve tools that build, wire,
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bind and prove a phone agent from a conversation, and **they belong to the Command OS
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plan**: on a GHL Command licence Claude says they are not included and nothing runs.
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**The $97 product is unchanged at 250 tools, 51 modules, 112 free.**
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What they do: say whether a call can land on the sub-account at all (the numbers it
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owns, which agent answers each, the backup rota, the number pools); list, read, create,
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change and remove an agent; give it what it may do mid-call (transfer to a person, text
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the caller, fill a contact field from what was said, book on a calendar, start a
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workflow, answer from a knowledge base, call an outside API); and read the call logs
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with their transcripts, which is how "it answered" is shown rather than claimed.
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What they refuse, because GoHighLevel does not. A new agent is always born unable to
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take a call: no number, no pool, and out of the backup rota. Binding the number is a
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separate, deliberate step, and it checks the number is this sub-account's and that no
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other agent already answers on it, because GoHighLevel will silently let a second agent
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take a live number from the first. A draft workflow set to run after a call is refused:
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GoHighLevel accepts it and it never runs. A custom API action carrying headers or
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parameters is refused before the call, because they crash GoHighLevel's server and the
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action is saved anyway. Every write answers "verified" or "asserted" from an
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independent read after it, including when that read fails, so a write that landed is
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never reported as an error that invites a duplicate.
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Proven live, not claimed: every shape was read off GoHighLevel on a sandbox before a
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line was written; the finished tools were driven through the built server with every
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object deleted afterwards and the sandbox read back at zero; and a real 67-second test
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call was listed and read back in full by the tools. Six adversarial review rounds to a
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ship verdict, twenty-three findings fixed on the way.
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object, because no sandbox holds one, so pools are handled cautiously; and the
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that is not live to real callers.
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The install guide now answers the three things buyers hit in their first ten minutes:
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it names the Claude Code install line beside the Desktop one, says a fresh start is two
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full quits (Cmd+Q on a Mac, the system tray on Windows, not just closing the window),
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and adds three rows to its questions table: the website Claude cannot run the installer,
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tools only load on a fresh start, and API access needs the $297 or $497 GoHighLevel plan.
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Counts: 250 tools, 51 modules, free tier 112.
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| `list_templates` | List the setup templates that ship with this install (currently one: Clinic / Med Spa) |
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| `get_template_questionnaire` | Get the questionnaire for a template — present to user conversationally |
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| `deploy_template` | Deploy a complete sub-account setup from a template (tags, fields, pipelines, workflows, forms). Supports dry-run mode. |
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**Tech stack:** TypeScript, Node.js, esbuild, MCP SDK, Zod, GHL API v2, Firebase Auth
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* `ghl-mcp dashboard --rotate-token`. Optional in the schema so files written
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/** The operator's OWN Anthropic key (2026-09-05, hub audit). Command OS runs
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* the build stages and Design Studio on the member's Claude account — ours is
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* not on offer — and until now that key had no home in setup at all: it had to
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const override = process.env.GHL_MCP_CONFIG_DIR?.trim();
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