@kywi-software/mcp 0.6.5 → 0.6.7

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  2. package/package.json +3 -3
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  | `name` | Purpose |
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  | `variantContainer` | Module-level arms revealed client-side per audience — read §8 first |
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- | `personalizationBadge` | Mount point for the "you're seeing X" transparency control |
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+ | `personalizationBadge` | Optional inline status pill that opens the global transparency panel — not needed on ordinary pages (§8) |
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  | `socialShare` | Share links for a URL/title across networks |
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  | `map` | Embedded map at a lat/lng or address |
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  | `cookieConsent` | Consent banner with message + privacy-policy link |
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  audience arm first, so a visitor who matches an audience never enters the
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  split. Don't run an experiment and an audience variant on the same container.
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  4. **The client runtime needs `/kywi.js`.** Self-ID, behavioral re-evaluation
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- and the transparency badge no-op silently unless the built
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+ and the transparency panel no-op silently unless the built
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  `@kywi-software/js` bundle is at `public/kywi.js`.
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  Standing rule: **the default arm must be complete on its own.** It is what
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  search engines, answer engines, and every opted-out visitor receive.
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+ ### Transparency: automatic, not something you place
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+ Once the client runtime is loaded, every personalized (or opted-out-with-a-
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+ match) page grows a global transparency surface on its own — a small
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+ collapsed pill, bottom of the page, that expands into a panel showing which
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+ audience the page was personalized for, an audience switcher, reset-to-
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+ automatic, and opt-out/opt-in. This is automatic and site-wide; you do not add
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+ anything to a page to get it.
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+ **Don't place the `personalizationBadge` module on ordinary pages.** It is a
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+ second, optional entry point — a passive inline status pill that opens the
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+ *same* global panel — for a spot where a deliberate, in-content link to
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+ personalization settings makes sense (a privacy or preferences page). It
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+ carries no opt-out controls of its own; switching audience and opting out
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+ always happen in the one global panel, never in two places that could
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+ disagree. Placing it on every page is redundant with the surface that's
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+ already there automatically.
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+ `personalization.transparencyNotice.enabled: false` (theme config) suppresses
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+ the automatic panel from appearing on its own; the badge (or the panel's own
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+ programmatic open) still works as a deliberate opt-in path.
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+ ### Self-ID widget: all six display modes
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+ The self-ID widget (Admin → Audiences) is authorable in six display modes:
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+ `modal`, `inline`, `slide-in`, `hello_bar_top`, `hello_bar_bottom`, and
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+ `drawer`. For `inline`, the client runtime mounts the widget into an element
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+ matching `[data-kywi-selfid-mount]` when the page provides one; otherwise it
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+ appends to the end of `<body>`. Give an inline placement its own mount point
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+ when you want the widget to sit in a specific spot in the page flow rather
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+ than wherever the runtime defaults to.
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  ## 9. Editorial workflow: drafts, review, versions
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  For any site with more than one author — or an owner who wants a safety net —
package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@kywi-software/mcp",
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- "version": "0.6.5",
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+ "version": "0.6.7",
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  "description": "Model Context Protocol servers for Kywi CMS — a site server (content/nav/media over the REST API) and a developer server (kywi.config.ts scaffolding and mutation).",
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  "type": "module",
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  "license": "AGPL-3.0-only",
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  "dependencies": {
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  "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.12.0",
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  "zod": "^3.25.0",
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- "@kywi-software/core": "0.6.5",
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- "@kywi-software/sdk": "0.6.5"
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+ "@kywi-software/core": "0.6.7",
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+ "@kywi-software/sdk": "0.6.7"
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  },
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  "devDependencies": {
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  "@types/node": "^20.0.0",