@miraigent/free-ai-ops-mcp 0.1.7 → 0.1.10

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  # Changelog
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+ ## [0.1.10] - 2026-06-14
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+ ### Changed
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+ - Added a README tool picker so npm/GitHub visitors can choose the first MCP
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+ tool by workflow risk before opening issues or integrating the package.
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+ ## [0.1.9] - 2026-06-13
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+ ### Added
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+ - Added a copy-ready JSON-RPC MCP session example so developers can verify
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+ initialize, tools/list, and a human_review_gate call before integrating with a
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+ desktop MCP client.
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+ - Added README guidance for using the session example as a public-safe smoke
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+ test when opening GitHub issues.
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+ ## [0.1.8] - 2026-06-12
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+ ### Added
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+ - Added a copy-ready prompt_risk_review example for developers checking
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+ customer-facing prompts before AI use.
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+ - Added README input/output for the prompt risk workflow and a matching npm
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+ example script.
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  ## [0.1.7] - 2026-06-10
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  Then send a JSON-RPC tool call such as the copy-ready example in
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  examples/human-review-gate/.
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+ For a complete public-safe MCP session that covers initialize, tools/list, and
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+ one tool call, see examples/mcp-json-rpc-session/.
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  If you are not a developer and only want the spreadsheet/checklist version
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  first, download the free review kit:
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  - Teams prototyping human-in-the-loop AI workflows before integrating real data.
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  - Operators who can run npm/npx and want a small public MCP example.
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+ ## Pick Your First Tool
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+ Start with the tool that matches the first unsafe handoff in your workflow:
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+ - AI draft may reach a customer: use `human_review_gate`.
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+ - Repeated support questions should become a public FAQ: use
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+ `faq_candidate_review`.
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+ - CRM notes mix facts, AI suggestions, and human decisions: use
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+ `ai_safe_crm_note`.
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+ - A prompt may touch customer data or public output: use `prompt_risk_review`.
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+ All examples use synthetic data. Keep private customer records, secrets,
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+ internal policy text, and paid product files out of public issues and screenshots.
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  ## What To Do Next
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  - Try one tool with synthetic data.
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  See examples/human-review-gate/ for copy-ready JSON-RPC examples and a sample
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  decision log that match the free Gumroad kit.
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+ ## Copy-Ready MCP Session
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+ Use this when you want to confirm the package responds like an MCP server before
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+ connecting it to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your own MCP client:
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+ npm run mcp < examples/mcp-json-rpc-session/sample-session.jsonl
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+ The session sends three JSON-RPC messages:
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+ - initialize: confirms protocolVersion, capabilities, and serverInfo.
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+ - tools/list: confirms the four public alpha tools are visible.
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+ - tools/call: runs human_review_gate with synthetic support-reply data.
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+ If you open a GitHub issue, copy only synthetic input shapes and returned status
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+ fields. Do not paste private customer records, secrets, tokens, internal policy
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+ text, or MIRAI Memory behavior.
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+ ## Check A Prompt Before AI Use
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+ Use prompt_risk_review before a support, CRM, FAQ, or workflow prompt is sent to
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+ AI. It helps developers decide whether a prompt can proceed with a checklist,
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+ needs human review, or should stop before use because it touches sensitive data
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+ or customer-facing output.
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+ Example input:
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+ {
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+ "operation": "support automation",
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+ "promptSummary": "Draft a customer reply from inquiry details and suggest the next support step.",
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+ "dataTypes": ["customer email", "inquiry body", "plan name"],
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+ "customerFacing": true,
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+ "riskLevel": "medium"
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+ }
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+ Expected result:
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+ {
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+ "recommendation": "human_review_required",
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+ "riskFlags": ["customer_facing", "sensitive_data_possible"],
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+ "boundary": "This tool is a prompt risk helper. It is not legal advice and does not call an AI API."
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+ }
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+ Run the copy-ready example:
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+ npm run example:prompt-risk-review
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  ## Launch Flow
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  See LAUNCH_FLOW.md for the first public posting plan, issue collection flow, and
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  ## npm Package
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  Package name: @miraigent/free-ai-ops-mcp
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+ # MCP JSON-RPC Session Example
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+ This example gives developers a copy-ready MCP session for the public
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+ @miraigent/free-ai-ops-mcp package.
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+ Use it before wiring the package into Claude Desktop, Cursor, or a custom MCP
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+ client. It verifies that the server responds to:
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+ - initialize
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+ - tools/list
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+ - tools/call for human_review_gate
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+ ## Run
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+ From the repository root:
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+ npm run mcp < examples/mcp-json-rpc-session/sample-session.jsonl
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+ You should receive three JSON-RPC response lines. The final response should
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+ include a human_review_gate result with:
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+ - gateStatus: stop
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+ - reviewOwner: support lead
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+ - boundary: this tool is a review helper and does not send messages
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+ ## Public-Safe Feedback
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+ If the output is unclear, open a Tried It feedback issue and include only:
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+ - which command you ran
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+ - the public-safe input shape
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+ - the returned status or field that was unclear
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+ Do not include secrets, credentials, private customer records, internal policy
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+ text, or MIRAI Memory behavior.
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+ {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"initialize","params":{}}
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+ {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":3,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"human_review_gate","arguments":{"draftType":"customer support reply","audience":"customer","riskFlags":["refund","complaint","personal data"],"reviewOwner":"support lead","sendMode":"manual"}}}
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+ # Prompt Risk Review Example
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+ This example shows how to call the public prompt_risk_review MCP tool before an
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+ Use it when a support, CRM, FAQ, or workflow automation prompt might include
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+ ## Run
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+ npm run example:prompt-risk-review
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+ The example sends sample-request.jsonl to the MCP server and prints the
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+ prompt_risk_review result.
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+ ## What To Look For
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+ The sample includes a customer-facing support operation and customer email data,
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+ so the tool should return:
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+ - recommendation: human_review_required or stop_before_ai_use
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+ - riskFlags: customer_facing and sensitive_data_possible
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+ - saferNextStep: a human-reviewed data-handling step before real use
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+ ## Safe Use
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+ Use synthetic examples only. Do not paste private customer records, secrets,
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+ This is an operations review helper, not legal or compliance advice.
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+ import { spawn } from 'node:child_process';
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+ import fs from 'node:fs';
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+ const child = spawn(process.execPath, ['mcp/free-ai-ops-server.mjs'], {
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+ stdio: ['pipe', 'pipe', 'inherit']
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+ const request = fs.readFileSync('examples/prompt-risk-review/sample-request.jsonl', 'utf8');
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+ let stdout = '';
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+ child.stdout.on('data', (chunk) => {
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+ child.stdin.write(request.trim() + '\n');
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+ child.on('close', (code) => {
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+ if (code !== 0) reject(new Error('server exited with ' + code));
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+ else resolve();
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+ const response = JSON.parse(stdout.trim());
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+ const payload = JSON.parse(response.result.content[0].text);
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+ {"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"prompt_risk_review","arguments":{"operation":"support automation","promptSummary":"Draft a customer reply from inquiry details and suggest the next support step.","dataTypes":["customer email","inquiry body","plan name"],"customerFacing":true,"riskLevel":"medium"}}}
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- const serverInfo = { name: 'miraigent-free-ai-ops-mcp', version: '0.1.7' };
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  "description": "Free MCP server for developers adding human review gates, prompt risk checks, FAQ review, and CRM note safety to AI tools.",
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/Miraigent/miraigent-free-ai-ops-mcp",
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  "check": "node --check mcp/free-ai-ops-server.mjs && node --check scripts/smoke-test.mjs && node --check scripts/secret-scan.mjs && node scripts/secret-scan.mjs",
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  "example:human-review-gate": "node examples/human-review-gate/run-example.mjs",
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  "mcp": "node mcp/free-ai-ops-server.mjs"
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  "keywords": [