@mondaydotcomorg/agent-toolkit 5.64.7 → 5.65.1

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 5.65.1
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+ ### create_notification — report failures instead of swallowing them
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+ `create_notification` caught every error and returned the plain string `Failed to send notification to user <id>` as its result. Because the MCP layer only marks a call as an error when the tool *throws*, that string was delivered as a **success** — callers could not distinguish a delivered notification from a failed one, and the underlying cause was discarded entirely.
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+ - Errors now go through `rethrowWithContext(error, 'send notification to user <id>')`, the same path already used by `create_update` and `delete_update`. GraphQL failures surface their real messages plus `extensions.code` / `error_data`, and reach the client as `isError: true` with JSON `structuredContent`: `{ message, tool, status, errors: [{ code, message, path }] }`
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+ - Added an empty-response guard — the API can return `create_notification: null` with no GraphQL error, which previously reported success. It now throws a `ToolValidationError` coded `EMPTY_API_RESPONSE` naming the likely cause: a `target_id` / `target_type` mismatch (`Post` expects an update/reply id, `Project` expects an item/board id)
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+ - Success output is a JSON object with `notification_id`, `user_id`, `target_id`, `target_type`, and `text` (previously only `message`, `user_id`, `text`). The mutation now selects `id` so the created notification can be identified
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+ - No input schema changes. Callers that treated the old failure string as a soft failure will now see a thrown error
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+ ### all_api_read — drop get_graphql_schema from the stated prerequisites
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+ - `all_api_read` no longer names `get_graphql_schema` as a prerequisite, leaving `get_type_details` as the single lookup to call before crafting a query (and fixing the plural "tools" left behind by the removal). `all_api_write` and `all_monday_api` still name both tools
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+ ## 5.65.0
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+ ### Short, self-explaining first sentence for every monday tool description
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+ Deferred-tool listings show only the first sentence of a tool's description, so that sentence has to say what the tool does on its own. Audited every monday tool description (platform API + monday-dev; app tools untouched) and fixed the ones that opened with something else:
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+ - `create_item` — was `[IMPORTANT] use create_items instead…`; now leads with what the tool creates
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+ - `change_item_column_values` — was `[IMPORTANT] use update_items instead…`; now leads with what it changes
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+ - `get_asset_upload_url` — was a capability precondition; the presigned-URL summary moved to the front
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+ - `link_board_items_workflow` — was `When to use: …`; now leads with a one-line statement of what it returns
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+ - `get_sprints_metadata` — was one long sentence running into a markdown section list; now a one-line summary followed by the details
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+ No behavior changes — descriptions only; all the original guidance is kept, just reordered.
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  ## 5.64.7
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  ### get_board_info — nested filters to shrink large responses