@fargowealth/fargo-ai-cli 1.4.2 → 1.5.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  # Changelog
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+ ## 1.5.0 — 2026-10-15
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+ - Align the Portal and Fargo Pass displayed CLI version with this package.
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+ - Discover the selected employee business directory by Chinese name, group and aliases; load background dictionaries only through the selected business's dependencies.
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+ - Return a two-part Markdown confirmation (overall parameters + item rows) from
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+ expense preview. Require explicit caller attestation of human confirmation
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+ plus the unchanged preview pin before execution. Add schema-backed display
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+ templates for expense, travel reimbursement and external payment; those display
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+ templates do not enable unreviewed submission branches.
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+ - Reuse one online Fargo identity within an expense tool task. Concurrent reads
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+ share the result; local credential changes, logout and task expiry invalidate it.
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+ Revalidate online before a mutation, and discard the context on completion.
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+ - Permit a fresh independent expense after matching prior attempts are confirmed
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+ terminated by detail read-back. Preserve active/completed duplicate blocking and
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+ durable one-shot journals; never add a business association or erase old receipts.
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+ - Share one own-HR response and one checked definition per expense preparation;
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+ schedule 13 live lookups by schema dependencies with a concurrency limit of four.
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+ Keep identity/admission and pre-write schema checks; never cache bank/rate values
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+ across operations. Add a versioned execution contract to the expense bundle.
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+ - Use decimal half-up currency multiplication, reject impossible invoice dates,
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+ and verify persisted rates, accounting items and attachment names/sizes as well
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+ as amounts and file UUIDs. Document pending/unknown/duplicate recovery outcomes.
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+ - Add the local `yida_submit_expense` adapter for the reviewed ordinary,
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+ non-project expense form: own HR bank details, live company/accounting/rate
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+ lookups, uploaded PDF receipt, pinned preview, invoice/order duplicate checks,
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+ durable one-shot submission and read-back. Generic form submission stays disabled.
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+ - Add one local `yida_cancel_request` MCP tool shared across declared process
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+ businesses: preview and version pinning, own-originator/form/process checks,
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+ one-shot termination, durable duplicate protection and API read-back. Keep
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+ completed/ordinary forms blocked and ambiguous results out of automatic retries.
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+ - Capture calculation, option-loading, linkage, visibility, dataset-query and
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+ script-reference metadata in YiDA model v2; retain legacy model support.
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+ - Add the local read-only `yida_resolve_field` tool and reviewed self/department
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+ initialization adapters. Preserve the originating form context and reject
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+ write functions, raw MCP expressions and unrelated HR fields.
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+ - Verify one explicitly authorized 0.06 HKD synthetic payment via API, with
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+ recorded duplicate protection and exact amount/currency/attachment readback.
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+ - Add local personal YiDA OAuth, account-isolated credential profiles, refresh
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+ and logout commands, and read-only schema modeling.
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+ - Add `yida_connection_status` and `yida_describe_form` to the local MCP bridge;
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+ keep YiDA authorization and execution on the client computer.
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+ - Include OpenYida attribution and its MIT license for adapted protocol and
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+ schema conventions.
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+ - Add local business catalog/package commands and MCP tools backed by the
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+ LEGO publisher, atomic paired schema/handbook cache, immutable workflow pins,
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+ enterprise isolation, integrity/version checks and live schema drift detection.
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  ## 1.4.2
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  - Add generic large-file upload to Media and R2 resources with resumable TUS and optional local FFmpeg compression.
package/README.md CHANGED
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  deploy composition, and migration-file ordering.
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  - CLI has no generic R2 or Cloudflare administration commands.
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  - `fargo mcp serve` is the local stdio bridge for WorkBuddy, Claude Code,
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- Codex, and Cursor.
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+ Codex, and Cursor. It executes the reserved `yida_*` tools locally and
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+ forwards other tools to hosted Fargo Pass.
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  - `fargo mcp tools` and `fargo mcp call` support scripts and one-shot
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  diagnostics without starting an MCP host.
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  fargo mcp call lego_app_read --args-file ./arguments.json
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+ ## Personal YiDA connection
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+ YiDA runs in the local CLI for client Agents. Sign in to Fargo first, then
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+ authorize your own DingTalk/YiDA account:
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+ ```sh
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+ fargo yida auth login --endpoint https://xdlonl.aliwork.com --corp-id ding376dac86ffe9d2dbf2c783f7214b6d69
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+ fargo yida auth status
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+ fargo yida schema APP_GITLRTH76PM6J4M29F5D FORM-0AE7D3E4C01D45AC97D8C68DF7FF6B6CH3LQ
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+ ```
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+ Login uses the OpenYida-compatible public client, `openid corpid`, an ephemeral
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+ IPv4 loopback callback at `/oauth/callback`, and the YiDA service's token
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+ exchange. It requires that the target YiDA environment accept this client
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+ and callback. The OAuth screen identifies the provider as YiDA. This is
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+ YiDA's personal Bearer-token channel, distinct from the DingTalk server API
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+ `x-acs-dingtalk-access-token` / `systemToken` channel.
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+ Each operation verifies the current Fargo identity with `ping_who_am_i`.
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+ YiDA credentials stay in owner-restricted local files under `~/.fargo/yida`
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+ (`%APPDATA%/Fargo AI/yida` on Windows), isolated by Fargo issuer, account and
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+ organization, then by YiDA enterprise and member. They are not sent to Fargo
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+ servers or printed in CLI/MCP output. State checks, a refresh lock, and identity
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+ checks protect callback handling and rotating tokens. These are restricted
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+ files, not an OS keychain or encrypted credential vault.
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+ `auth status` and `auth profiles` report local metadata only. If multiple
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+ profiles exist, select the exact returned `profile` ID with `--profile` for
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+ schema reads and logout. Logout attempts provider revocation and always removes
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+ the selected local credentials; `remoteRevoked` reports whether the provider
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+ confirmed success. `fargo auth logout` alone does not revoke YiDA credentials.
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+ The client MCP connection adds five read-only tools and two workflow write tools:
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+ | Tool | Result |
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+ | `yida_connection_status` | Current Fargo account's local YiDA profiles; no tokens |
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+ | `yida_describe_form` | Field IDs, labels, aliases, parent fields, static options, detected source/association references and event bindings |
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+ | `yida_resolve_field` | Live options or linked defaults from a reviewed read-only expression and its originating form |
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+ | `yida_business_list` | Admitted business packages matching the selected local enterprise |
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+ | `yida_business_bundle` | Versioned Schema and Handbook, cached as one package and checked against the live YiDA schema |
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+ | `yida_cancel_request` | Preview, then terminate the current member's own running process; requires a declared business capability and final YiDA permission |
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+ | `yida_submit_expense` | Preview, then submit the current member's own ordinary non-project expense using one reviewed form adapter, live HR/bank/default/rate lookups, a registered PDF upload receipt and invoice/order duplicate checks |
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+ ```sh
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+ fargo mcp call yida_describe_form --args '{"appType":"APP_GITLRTH76PM6J4M29F5D","formUuid":"FORM-0AE7D3E4C01D45AC97D8C68DF7FF6B6CH3LQ"}'
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+ fargo yida auth logout --profile <profileId>
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+ ```
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+ The LEGO publisher is App `app_5c7114fa1a53`; the App is published
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+ for company-account access without a marketplace listing. These commands require
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+ CLI 1.5.0 or later:
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+ ```sh
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+ fargo yida business list
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+ fargo yida business get external_payment
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+ ```
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+ `business list` returns catalog summaries (Chinese name, business ID, version
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+ and capability flags), not all Schema/Handbook bodies. Agents should match the
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+ user's request against this directory, ask the user to choose when ambiguous,
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+ and fetch only the selected business. There is no keyword/search flag yet.
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+ The YiDA publisher selects 14 homepage business entries, grouped as finance,
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+ business, assets and other applications, with Chinese display names and aliases.
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+ Enterprise matching does not prove personal permission to submit, and catalog
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+ presence does not enable an unimplemented submission adapter. Department,
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+ currency, exchange-rate, accounting, company and supplier sources are business
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+ dependencies, not standalone employee entries. Query only a selected business's
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+ configured fields with `yida_resolve_field`; adapters resolve the applicant and
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+ department through that form's reviewed personal connector. Copied/test forms
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+ and retired HR workflows do not appear in the employee directory.
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+ Each fetch checks App access online, validates the enterprise, package hash and
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+ minimum CLI version, then caches the pair atomically under `~/.fargo/yida-business`
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+ (`%APPDATA%/Fargo AI/yida-business` on Windows). Cache keys include the verified
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+ Fargo account/organization, publisher App and YiDA profile. Cache hits still
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+ check authorization; network and permission errors have no offline fallback.
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+ The returned `pin` contains `businessId`, `revision` and `bundleHash`; pass all
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+ three to `yida_business_bundle` for subsequent calls within the same workflow.
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+ The CLI equivalent is `business get <businessId> --revision <n> --bundle-hash <hash>`.
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+ An unpinned lookup checks the latest release; a pinned lookup retains its exact
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+ version. Published revisions are immutable and latest-version downgrades fail.
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+ Every package lookup also reads the live YiDA schema. `status=schema_changed`
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+ requires model and handbook review before a new business revision is published.
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+ No package currently enables generic submission. Dynamic dictionary values are
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+ queried at runtime, rather than cached in the handbook. All admitted
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+ App users use one default role; YiDA data access still follows personal grants.
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+ See [publisher maintenance](../../apps/yida-connector/README.md) for release steps.
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+ All 45 captured process businesses declare the same cancellation capability;
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+ 42 receipt tables do not. `yida_cancel_request` defaults to a read-only preview.
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+ Pass its `pin.revision`, `pin.bundleHash` and `previewHash` back with `dryRun:false`
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+ only when the user requests cancellation. Execution verifies live schema and
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+ form/process binding, enterprise/member and originator, current state and unchanged
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+ preview; YiDA still decides whether the member can terminate. This retains the
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+ record and does not reverse completed downstream business effects. Already
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+ terminated/canceled returns `already_cancelled`; completed requests are blocked.
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+ Active termination has mock coverage, but has not yet been tested on a live active
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+ instance. A preview and no-op read of the user's manually terminated test do not
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+ prove active-write permission. Accepted or ambiguous writes are never resent;
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+ only proven pre-dispatch failures and authorization rejections permit a later
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+ explicit attempt after a fresh preview. Journals live under `~/.fargo/yida-operations`
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+ (Windows: `%APPDATA%/Fargo AI/yida-operations`). These tools require this updated
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+ CLI 1.5.0 or later.
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+ The expense adapter supports only ordinary expense form
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+ `FORM-6EB2E57A94CF4445BB28508DC45262E3MDDX` at its reviewed live schema hash.
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+ It does not accept raw form payloads, an alternative originator, projects or other
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+ forms. Its payment company follows the member's configured default and its payment
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+ currency/rates follow live definitions; `amount` and `currency` are the original
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+ expense. Bank fields come only from the member's own HR record. Pass a local JSON
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+ receipt from the registered YiDA PDF upload as `attachmentReceiptPath`. Preview
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+ first, then pass `dryRun:false`, `previewHash`, `revision` and `bundleHash` to execute.
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+ One invoice gets one durable operation record; an ambiguous write must be reconciled
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+ instead of retried. This local reviewed adapter is separate from the still-disabled
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+ generic submission capability in business packages.
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+ Schema reads use the user's permission to read YiDA design schemas. Dynamic
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+ options and effective employee permissions need runtime verification; formula
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+ and event detection does not reconstruct all business logic. Model output omits
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+ default values and executable source, reports traversal/option truncation, and
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+ does not submit or modify any business record. Only public-cloud HTTPS
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+ `aliwork.com` / `yidaapps.com` origins are supported in this first version.
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+ Restart the client MCP process after updating the CLI to discover the new tools.
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+ Hosted-only MCP connections do not expose these local tools. For an unpublished
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+ checkout, use `node packages/fargo-cli/bin/fargo.mjs` in place of `fargo`.
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+ Implementation references and the upstream MIT notice are included in
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+ [THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md](THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).
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+ Run the local connector and CLI tests with `npm test` from this package.
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+ ## YiDA runtime rules
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+ The local `yida_describe_form` response now includes `runtime.rules` with the
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+ conditions and triggers. Page JavaScript is not executed. Distributed business
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+ Use the local MCP tool `yida_resolve_field` with `appType`, `formUuid`, `fieldId`,
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+ `profile` when needed. The tool re-reads the actual schema and uses its configured
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+ read-only lookup expression with the originating form context. It rejects raw
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+ The reviewed payment initialization adapter queries only the token member's HR
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+ published to npm. The specifically authorized 0.06 HKD payment smoke test is
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+ ### User confirmation before expense submission
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+ # OpenYida
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+ The YiDA OAuth/token protocol, schema conventions and endpoint usage in
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+ Revision: bdd45f54605cc7239ff8db116b2ef1b506179c70
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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 Alibaba Group Holding Limited
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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+ in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
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+ to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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+ copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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+ furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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+ The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
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+ copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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+ THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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+ IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
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+ FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
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+ AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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  }
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package/src/mcp-proxy.mjs CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
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  import { createInterface } from "node:readline";
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  import { CLI_VERSION, DEFAULT_MCP_URL } from "./constants.mjs";
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  import { currentCredential, refreshCurrentCredential } from "./auth.mjs";
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+ import { callLocalYidaTool, isLocalYidaTool, localYidaTools } from "./yida-tools.mjs";
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  export async function runMcpProxy(store, options = {}) {
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  const input = options.input ?? process.stdin;
@@ -17,8 +18,21 @@ export async function runMcpProxy(store, options = {}) {
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  try { message = JSON.parse(line); }
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  catch { return; }
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  try {
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+ if (message.method === "tools/call" && isLocalYidaTool(message.params?.name)) {
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+ if (message.id === undefined) return;
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+ let result;
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+ try { result = await callLocalYidaTool(store, message.params.name, message.params.arguments, options); }
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+ catch (error) { result = { isError: true, content: [{ type: "text", text: error instanceof Error ? error.message : "Local YiDA tool failed" }] }; }
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+ output.write(`${JSON.stringify({ jsonrpc: "2.0", id: message.id, result })}\n`);
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+ return;
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+ }
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  const responses = await forward(message, false);
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- for (const response of responses) output.write(`${JSON.stringify(response)}\n`);
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+ for (const response of responses) {
31
+ if (message.method === "tools/list" && !message.params?.cursor && response.id === message.id && Array.isArray(response.result?.tools)) {
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+ response.result.tools = [...response.result.tools.filter(tool => !isLocalYidaTool(tool.name)), ...localYidaTools()];
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+ }
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+ output.write(`${JSON.stringify(response)}\n`);
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+ }
22
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  } catch (error) {
23
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  if (message.id !== undefined) output.write(`${JSON.stringify({ jsonrpc: "2.0", id: message.id, error: { code: -32001, message: error instanceof Error ? error.message : "Fargo MCP proxy failed" } })}\n`);
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  }