@nataliapc/mcp-openmsx 1.1.8 → 1.1.13

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -44,13 +44,13 @@ The MCP server translates high-level commands from your Copilot AI into `TCL` co
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  ### Emulator Control Tools
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  - `emu_control`: Controls an openMSX emulator: _`launch`, `close`, `powerOn`, `powerOff`, `reset`, `getEmulatorSpeed`, `setEmulatorSpeed`, `machineList`, `extensionList`, `wait`_.
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- - `emu_replay`: Controls emulation timeline: _`start`, `stop`, `status`, `goBack`, `absoluteGoto`, `truncate`, `saveReplay`, `loadReplay`_.
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+ - `emu_replay`: Controls emulation timeline: _`start`, `stop`, `status`, `goBack`, `absoluteGoto`, `advanceFrame`, `reverseFrame`, `truncate`, `saveReplay`, `loadReplay`_.
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  - `emu_info`: Obtain informacion about the current emulated machine: _`getStatus`, `getSlotsMap`, `getIOPortsMap`_.
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  - `emu_media`: Manage ROM, disk, and tape media: _`tapeInsert`, `tapeRewind`, `tapeEject`, `romInsert`, `romEject`, `diskInsert`, `diskInsertFolder`, `diskEject`_.
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  - `emu_vdp`: Manage VDP (Video Display Processor): _`getPalette`, `getRegisters`, `getRegisterValue`, `setRegisterValue`, `screenGetMode`, `screenGetFullText`_.
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  ### Programming Tools
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- - `basic_programming`: BASIC tools: _`newProgram`, `runProgram`, `setProgram`, `getFullProgram`, `getFullProgramAdvanced`, `listProgramLines`, `deleteProgramLines`_.
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+ - `basic_programming`: BASIC tools: _`isBasicAvailable`, `newProgram`, `runProgram`, `setProgram`, `getFullProgram`, `getFullProgramAdvanced`, `listProgramLines`, `deleteProgramLines`_.
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  ### Debugging Tools
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  - `debug_run`: Control execution: _`break`, `isBreaked`, `continue`, `stepIn`, `stepOut`, `stepOver`, `stepBack`, `runTo`_.
@@ -83,6 +83,7 @@ There are more than 60 resources available, some included directly in the MCP an
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  - `Programming` (ASM, BASIC, ...)
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  - `MSX-DOS`
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  - `MSX-UNAPI`
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+ - `MSX BASIC`
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  And two books:
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package/dist/openmsx.js CHANGED
@@ -212,6 +212,15 @@ export class OpenMSX {
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  return `Error: Failed to get machine status - ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Unknown error'}`;
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  }
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  }
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+ async emu_isInBasic() {
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+ try {
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+ const response = await this.sendCommand('slotselect');
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+ return response.includes('0000: slot 0') && response.includes('4000: slot 0');
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+ }
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+ catch (error) {
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+ return false;
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+ }
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+ }
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  /**
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  * Get the list of machines available in the openMSX emulator
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  * @returns Promise<object> - object with machine names and descriptions or error message
package/dist/server.js CHANGED
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  * through TCL commands via stdio.
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  *
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  * @package @nataliapc/mcp-openmsx
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- * @version 1.1.8
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+ * @version 1.1.13
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  * @author Natalia Pujol Cremades (@nataliapc)
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  * @license GPL2
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  */
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- import { McpServer } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js";
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+ import { McpServer, ResourceTemplate } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js";
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  import { StdioServerTransport } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/stdio.js";
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  import { StreamableHTTPServerTransport } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/streamableHttp.js";
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  import { isInitializeRequest } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js";
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ import path from "path";
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  import { openMSXInstance } from "./openmsx.js";
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  import { encodeTypeText, isErrorResponse, getResponseContent } from "./utils.js";
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  // Version info for CLI
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- const PACKAGE_VERSION = "1.1.8";
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+ const PACKAGE_VERSION = "1.1.13";
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  const resourcesDir = path.join(path.dirname(new URL(import.meta.url).pathname), "../resources");
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  // Defaults for openMSX paths
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  var OPENMSX_EXECUTABLE = 'openmsx';
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  // https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/concepts/tools#tool-definition-structure
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  //
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  async function registerAllTools(server) {
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- server.tool(
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+ server.registerTool(
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  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
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- "emu_control",
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Controls an openMSX emulator.
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- Commands:
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- 'launch [machine] [extensions]': opens a powered-on openMSX emulator; you must wait some time waiting the machine is fully booted; machine and extensions parameters can be specified so use 'machineList' and 'extensionList' commands to obtain valid values. " +
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- 'close': closes the openMSX emulator.
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- 'powerOn': powers on the openMSX emulator.
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- 'powerOff': powers off the openMSX emulator.
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- 'reset': resets the current machine.
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- 'getEmulatorSpeed': gets the current emulator speed as a percentage, default is 100.
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- 'setEmulatorSpeed <emuspeed>': sets the emulator speed as a percentage, valid values are 1-10000, default is 100.
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- 'machineList': gets a list of all available MSX machines that can be emulated with openMSX.
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- 'extensionList': gets a list of all available MSX extensions that can be used with openMSX.
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- 'wait <seconds>': performs a wait for the specified number of seconds, default is 2.
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- `,
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- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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- {
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- command: z.enum(["launch", "close", "powerOn", "powerOff", "reset", "getEmulatorSpeed", "setEmulatorSpeed", "machineList", "extensionList", "wait"]),
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- machine: z.string().min(1).max(100).optional(),
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- extensions: z.array(z.string().min(1).max(100)).optional(),
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- emuspeed: z.number().min(1).max(10000).optional().default(100),
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- seconds: z.number().min(1).max(10).optional().default(2), // Seconds to wait
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+ "emu_control", {
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+ title: "Emulator control tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Tools to control an openMSX emulator.",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["launch", "close", "powerOn", "powerOff", "reset", "getEmulatorSpeed", "setEmulatorSpeed", "machineList", "extensionList", "wait"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'launch [machine] [extensions]': opens a powered-on openMSX emulator; you must wait some time waiting the machine is fully booted; machine and extensions parameters can be specified so use 'machineList' and 'extensionList' commands to obtain valid values. " +
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+ 'close': closes the openMSX emulator.
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+ 'powerOn': powers on the openMSX emulator.
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+ 'powerOff': powers off the openMSX emulator.
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+ 'reset': resets the current machine.
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+ 'getEmulatorSpeed': gets the current emulator speed as a percentage, default is 100.
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+ 'setEmulatorSpeed <emuspeed>': sets the emulator speed as a percentage, valid values are 1-10000, default is 100.
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+ 'machineList': gets a list of all available MSX machines that can be emulated with openMSX.
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+ 'extensionList': gets a list of all available MSX extensions that can be used with openMSX.
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+ 'wait <seconds>': performs a wait for the specified number of seconds, default is 3.
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+ `),
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+ machine: z.string().min(1).max(100).optional().describe("Machine name to launch; valid names can be obtained using [machineList]. Used by [launch]."),
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+ extensions: z.array(z.string().min(1).max(100)).optional().describe("List of extensions to use; valid extensions can be obtained using [extensionList]. Used by [launch]."),
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+ emuspeed: z.number().min(1).max(10000).optional().default(100).describe("Emulator speed as a percentage (1-10000); default is 100. Used by [setEmulatorSpeed]."),
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+ seconds: z.number().min(1).max(10).optional().default(3).describe("Number of seconds to wait; default is 3. Used by [wait]."),
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+ },
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  },
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  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
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  async ({ command, machine, extensions, emuspeed, seconds }) => {
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- server.tool(
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+ server.registerTool(
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  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
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- "emu_media",
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Manage tapes, rom cartridges, and floppy disks.
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- Commands:
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- 'tapeInsert <tapefile>': insert a valid tape file (*.cas, *.wav, *.tsx).
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- 'tapeRewind': rewind the current tape.
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- 'tapeEject': remove tape from virtual cassette player.
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- 'romInsert <romfile>': insert a valid ROM cartridge file (*.rom) at cartridge slot A.
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- 'romEject': remove the current ROM cartridge from cartridge slot A.
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- 'diskInsert <diskfile>': insert a valid disk file (*.dsk) in floppy disk A.
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- 'diskInsertFolder <diskfolder>': use a host folder as a floppy disk A root directory.
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- 'diskEject': remove the current disk from floppy disk A.
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- `,
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- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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- {
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- command: z.enum(["tapeInsert", "tapeRewind", "tapeEject", "romInsert", "romEject", "diskInsert", "diskInsertFolder", "diskEject"]),
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- tapefile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional(), // Tape file to insert
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- romfile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional(), // ROM file to insert
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- diskfile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional(), // Disk file to insert
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- diskfolder: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional(), // Disk folder to insert
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+ "emu_media", {
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+ title: "Emulator media tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Manage tapes, rom cartridges, and floppy disks.",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["tapeInsert", "tapeRewind", "tapeEject", "romInsert", "romEject", "diskInsert", "diskInsertFolder", "diskEject"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'tapeInsert <tapefile>': insert a valid tape file (*.cas, *.wav, *.tsx).
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+ 'tapeRewind': rewind the current tape.
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+ 'tapeEject': remove tape from virtual cassette player.
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+ 'romInsert <romfile>': insert a valid ROM cartridge file (*.rom) at cartridge slot A.
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+ 'romEject': remove the current ROM cartridge from cartridge slot A.
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+ 'diskInsert <diskfile>': insert a valid disk file (*.dsk) in floppy disk A.
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+ 'diskInsertFolder <diskfolder>': use a host folder as a floppy disk A root directory.
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+ 'diskEject': remove the current disk from floppy disk A.
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+ `),
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+ tapefile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().describe("Absolute Tape filename to insert. Used by [tapeInsert]"),
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+ romfile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().describe("Absolute ROM filename to insert. Used by [romInsert]"),
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+ diskfile: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().describe("Absolute Disk filename to insert. Used by [diskInsert]"),
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+ diskfolder: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().describe("Absolute Disk folder filename to insert. Used by [diskInsertFolder]"),
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+ },
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  },
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  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
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  async ({ command, tapefile, romfile, diskfile, diskfolder }) => {
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- server.tool(
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+ server.registerTool(
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  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
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- "emu_info",
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Obtain informacion about the current emulated machine.
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- Commands:
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- 'getStatus': returns the status of the openMSX emulator.
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- 'getSlotsMap': shows what devices/ROM/RAM are inserted into which slots.
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- 'getIOPortsMap': shows an overview about the I/O mapped devices.
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- `,
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- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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- {
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- command: z.enum(["getStatus", "getSlotsMap", "getIOPortsMap"]),
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+ "emu_info", {
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+ title: "Emulator info tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Obtain informacion about the current emulated machine.",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["getStatus", "getSlotsMap", "getIOPortsMap"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'getStatus': returns the status of the openMSX emulator.
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+ 'getSlotsMap': shows what devices/ROM/RAM are inserted into which slots.
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+ 'getIOPortsMap': shows an overview about the I/O mapped devices.
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+ `),
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+ },
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  async ({ command }) => {
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+ server.registerTool(
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  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
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- "emu_vdp",
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Manage the VDP (Video Display Processor).
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- Commands:
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- 'getPalette': returns the current V9938/V9958 color palette in RGB333 format.
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- 'getRegisters': returns all VDP register values.
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- 'getRegisterValue <register>': returns the value of a specific VDP register (0-31) in decimal format.
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- 'setRegisterValue <register> <value>': sets a hexadecimal value to a specific VDP register (0-31).
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- 'screenGetMode': returns the current screen mode (0-12) as a number, which matches the BASIC SCREEN command.
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- 'screenGetFullText': returns the full content of an MSX text screen (screen 0 or 1) as a string; PRIORITIZE this command to view screen content in text modes.
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- `,
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- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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- {
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- command: z.enum(["getPalette", "getRegisters", "getRegisterValue", "setRegisterValue", "screenGetMode", "screenGetFullText"]),
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- register: z.number().min(0).max(31).optional(), // Register to read/write
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- value: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional(),
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+ "emu_vdp", {
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+ title: "VDP tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Manage the VDP (Video Display Processor).",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["getPalette", "getRegisters", "getRegisterValue", "setRegisterValue", "screenGetMode", "screenGetFullText"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'getPalette': returns the current V9938/V9958 color palette in RGB333 format.
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+ 'getRegisters': returns all VDP register values.
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+ 'getRegisterValue <register>': returns the value of a specific VDP register (0-31) in decimal format.
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+ 'setRegisterValue <register> <value>': sets a hexadecimal value to a specific VDP register (0-31).
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+ 'screenGetMode': returns the current screen mode (0-12) as a number, which matches the BASIC SCREEN command.
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+ 'screenGetFullText': returns the full content of an MSX text screen (screen 0 or 1) as a string; PRIORITIZE this command to view screen content in text modes.
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+ `),
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+ register: z.number().min(0).max(31).optional().describe("VDP register number (0-31) to read/write. Used by [getRegisterValue, setRegisterValue]"),
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+ value: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional().describe("2 hexadecimal digits for a VDP register value (e.g. 0x1f). Used by [setRegisterValue]"),
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+ },
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Control execution (break, continue, step).
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- Commands:
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- 'isBreaked': to check if the CPU is currently in break state (1) or not (0).
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- 'continue': to continue execution after break.
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- 'stepIn': to execute one CPU instruction, go into subroutines.
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- 'stepOver': to execute one CPU instruction, but don't go into subroutines.
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- 'stepOut': to step out of the current subroutine.
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- 'stepBack': to step one instruction back in time.
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- 'runTo <address>': to run the CPU until it reaches the specified address.
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- **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
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- `,
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- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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- command: z.enum(["break", "isBreaked", "continue", "stepIn", "stepOut", "stepOver", "stepBack", "runTo"]),
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- address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional()
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+ title: "CPU Runtime Debugger tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Control execution (break, continue, step).",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["break", "isBreaked", "continue", "stepIn", "stepOut", "stepOver", "stepBack", "runTo"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'isBreaked': to check if the CPU is currently in break state (1) or not (0).
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+ 'continue': to continue execution after break.
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+ 'stepIn': to execute one CPU instruction, go into subroutines.
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+ 'stepOver': to execute one CPU instruction, but don't go into subroutines.
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+ 'stepOut': to step out of the current subroutine.
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+ 'stepBack': to step one instruction back in time.
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+ 'runTo <address>': to run the CPU until it reaches the specified address.
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+ **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
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+ `),
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+ address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional().describe("4 hexadecimal digits for a memory address (e.g. 0x4af3). Used by [runTo]"),
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+ },
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- 'getRegister <register>': to get the decimal value of a specific CPU register (pc, sp, ix, iy, af, bc, de, hl, ixh, ixl, iyh, iyl, a, f, b, c, d, e, h, l, i, r, im, iff).
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- 'setRegister <register> <value>': to set the value of a specific CPU register (pc, sp, ix, iy, af, bc, de, hl, ixh, ixl, iyh, iyl, a, f, b, c, d, e, h, l, i, r, im, iff).
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- 'disassemble [address] [size]': to print disassembled instructions at the address parameter location or PC register if empty.
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- "**Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0xd2 0x3af2)."
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- `,
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- register: z.enum(["pc", "sp", "ix", "iy", "af", "bc", "de", "hl", "ixh", "ixl", "iyh", "iyl", "a", "f", "b", "c", "d", "e", "h", "l", "i", "r", "im", "iff"]).optional(),
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- address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional(), // 4 hex digits for MSX memory address
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- value: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2,4}$/).optional(), // 2-4 hex digits for byte value for writeByte command
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- size: z.number().min(8).max(50).optional(), // Number of bytes for disassemble command
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+ title: "CPU tools",
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+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
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+ description: "Read/write CPU registers, CPU info, Stack pile, and Disassemble code from memory.",
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+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
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+ inputSchema: {
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+ command: z.enum(["getCpuRegisters", "getRegister", "setRegister", "getStackPile", "disassemble", "getActiveCpu"]).describe(`Available commands:
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+ 'getCpuRegisters': to get an overview of all the CPU registers.
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+ 'getRegister <register>': to get the decimal value of a specific CPU register (pc, sp, ix, iy, af, bc, de, hl, ixh, ixl, iyh, iyl, a, f, b, c, d, e, h, l, i, r, im, iff).
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+ 'setRegister <register> <value>': to set the value of a specific CPU register (pc, sp, ix, iy, af, bc, de, hl, ixh, ixl, iyh, iyl, a, f, b, c, d, e, h, l, i, r, im, iff).
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+ 'getStackPile': to get an overview of the CPU stack.
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+ 'disassemble [address] [size]': to print disassembled instructions at the address parameter location or PC register if empty.
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+ 'getActiveCpu': to return the active cpu: z80 or r800.
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+ "**Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0xd2 0x3af2)."
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+ `),
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+ register: z.enum(["pc", "sp", "ix", "iy", "af", "bc", "de", "hl", "ixh", "ixl", "iyh", "iyl", "a", "f", "b", "c", "d", "e", "h", "l", "i", "r", "im", "iff"]).optional()
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+ .describe("CPU register to read/write. Used by [getRegister, setRegister]"),
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+ address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional().describe("4 hexadecimal digits for a memory address (e.g. 0x4af3). Used by [disassemble]"),
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+ value: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2,4}$/).optional().describe("2-4 hexadecimal digits for a byte value (e.g. 0xa5 or 0xa5b1). Used by [setRegister]"),
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+ size: z.number().min(8).max(50).optional().describe("Number of bytes to disassemble. Used by [disassemble]"),
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+ },
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  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
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  async ({ command, address, register, value, size }) => {
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- // Description of the tool (what it does)
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- `Slots info, and Read/write from/to memory in the openMSX emulator.
386
- Commands:
387
- 'selectedSlots': to get a list of the currently selected memory slots.
388
- 'getBlock <address> [lines]': to read a block of memory from the specified address.
389
- 'readByte <address>': to read a BYTE from the specified address.
390
- 'readWord <address>': to read a WORD from the specified address.
391
- 'writeByte <address> <value8>': to write a BYTE to the specified address.
392
- 'writeWord <address> <value16>': to write a WORD to the specified address.
393
- **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
394
- `,
395
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
396
- {
397
- command: z.enum(["selectedSlots", "getBlock", "readByte", "readWord", "writeByte", "writeWord"]),
398
- address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional(), // 4 hex digits for MSX memory address
399
- lines: z.number().min(1).max(50).optional().default(8), // Number of lines for getBlock command
400
- value8: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional(), // 2 hex digits for byte value for writeByte command
401
- value16: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional(), // 4 hex digits for byte value for writeByte command
390
+ "debug_memory", {
391
+ title: "Memory tools",
392
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
393
+ description: "Slots info, and Read/write from/to memory in the openMSX emulator.",
394
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
395
+ inputSchema: {
396
+ command: z.enum(["selectedSlots", "getBlock", "readByte", "readWord", "writeByte", "writeWord"]).describe(`Available commands:
397
+ 'selectedSlots': to get a list of the currently selected memory slots.
398
+ 'getBlock <address> [lines]': to read a block of memory from the specified address.
399
+ 'readByte <address>': to read a BYTE from the specified address.
400
+ 'readWord <address>': to read a WORD from the specified address.
401
+ 'writeByte <address> <value8>': to write a BYTE to the specified address.
402
+ 'writeWord <address> <value16>': to write a WORD to the specified address.
403
+ **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
404
+ `),
405
+ address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional().describe("4 hexadecimal digits for a memory address (e.g. 0x4af3). Used by [getBlock, readByte, writeByte, readWord, writeWord]"),
406
+ lines: z.number().min(1).max(50).optional().default(8).describe("Number of lines to obtain. Used by [getBlock]"),
407
+ value8: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional().describe("2 hexadecimal digits for a byte value (e.g. 0xa5). Used by [writeByte]"),
408
+ value16: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional().describe("4 hexadecimal digits for a word value (e.g. 0xa5b1). Used by [writeWord]"),
409
+ },
402
410
  },
403
411
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
404
412
  async ({ command, address, lines, value8, value16 }) => {
@@ -432,23 +440,24 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
432
440
  response
433
441
  ]);
434
442
  });
435
- server.tool(
443
+ server.registerTool(
436
444
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
437
- "debug_vram",
438
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
439
- `Read or write from/to VRAM video memory in the openMSX emulator.
440
- Commands:
441
- 'getBlock <address> [lines]': to read a block of VRAM memory from the specified address.
442
- 'readByte <address>': to read a BYTE from the specified VRAM address.
443
- 'writeByte <address> <value8>': to write a BYTE to the specified VRAM address.
444
- **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
445
- `,
446
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
447
- {
448
- command: z.enum(["getBlock", "readByte", "writeByte"]),
449
- address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional(), // 4 hex digits for MSX memory address
450
- lines: z.number().min(1).max(50).optional().default(8), // Number of lines for getBlock command
451
- value8: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional(), // 2 hex digits for byte value for writeByte command
445
+ "debug_vram", {
446
+ title: "VRAM tools",
447
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
448
+ description: "Read or write from/to VRAM video memory from the openMSX emulator.",
449
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
450
+ inputSchema: {
451
+ command: z.enum(["getBlock", "readByte", "writeByte"]).describe(`Available commands:
452
+ 'getBlock <address> [lines]': to read a block of VRAM memory from the specified address.
453
+ 'readByte <address>': to read a BYTE from the specified VRAM address.
454
+ 'writeByte <address> <value8>': to write a BYTE to the specified VRAM address.
455
+ **Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
456
+ `),
457
+ address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{5}$/).optional().describe("5 hexadecimal digits for a VRAM address (e.g. 0x04af3). Used by [getBlock, readByte, writeByte]"),
458
+ lines: z.number().min(1).max(50).optional().default(8).describe("Number of lines to obtain. Used by [getBlock]"),
459
+ value8: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{2}$/).optional().describe("2 hexadecimal digits for a byte value (e.g. 0xa5). Used by [writeByte]"),
460
+ },
452
461
  },
453
462
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
454
463
  async ({ command, address, lines, value8 }) => {
@@ -473,23 +482,24 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
473
482
  response
474
483
  ]);
475
484
  });
476
- server.tool(
485
+ server.registerTool(
477
486
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
478
- "debug_breakpoints",
479
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
480
- `Create, remove, and list breakpoints.
481
- Commands:
482
- 'create <address>': create a breakpoint at a specified address, and returns its name.
483
- 'remove <bpname>': remove a breakpoint by name (e.g. bp#1).
484
- 'list': enumerate the active breakpoints.
485
- "**Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x0000).
486
- "**Important Note**: The memory addresses of functions and variables can be previously obtained from *.sym or *.map files.
487
- `,
488
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
489
- {
490
- command: z.enum(["create", "remove", "list"]),
491
- address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional(), // 4 hex digits for MSX memory address
492
- bpname: z.string().min(3).max(10).optional(), // breakpoint name (e.g. bp#1)
487
+ "debug_breakpoints", {
488
+ title: "Breakpoints tools",
489
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
490
+ description: "Create, remove, and list breakpoints.",
491
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
492
+ inputSchema: {
493
+ command: z.enum(["create", "remove", "list"]).describe(`Available commands:
494
+ 'create <address>': create a breakpoint at a specified address, and returns its name.
495
+ 'remove <bpname>': remove a breakpoint by name (e.g. bp#1).
496
+ 'list': enumerate the active breakpoints.
497
+ "**Important Note**: Addresses and values are in hexadecimal format (e.g. 0x4af3).
498
+ "**Important Note**: The memory addresses of functions and variables can be previously obtained from *.sym or *.map files.
499
+ `),
500
+ address: z.string().regex(/^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{4}$/).optional().describe("4 hexadecimal digits for a memory address (e.g. 0x4af3). Used by [create]"),
501
+ bpname: z.string().min(3).max(10).optional().describe("Breakpoint name (e.g. bp#1). Used by [remove]"),
502
+ },
493
503
  },
494
504
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
495
505
  async ({ command, address, bpname }) => {
@@ -514,21 +524,22 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
514
524
  response
515
525
  ]);
516
526
  });
517
- server.tool(
527
+ server.registerTool(
518
528
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
519
- "emu_savestates",
520
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
521
- `Load, save, and list savestates.
522
- Commands:
523
- 'load <name>': restores a previously created savestate.
524
- 'save <name>': creates a snapshot of the currently emulated MSX machine specifying a name for the savestate.
525
- 'list': returns the names of all previously created savestates, separated by spaces.
526
- **Important Note**: names with spaces are enclosed in {}.
527
- `,
528
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
529
- {
530
- command: z.enum(["load", "save", "list"]),
531
- name: z.string().min(1).max(20).optional(), // breakpoint name (e.g. bp#1)
529
+ "emu_savestates", {
530
+ title: "Save states tools",
531
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
532
+ description: "Load, save, and list savestates.",
533
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
534
+ inputSchema: {
535
+ command: z.enum(["load", "save", "list"]).describe(`Available commands:
536
+ 'load <name>': restores a previously created savestate.
537
+ 'save <name>': creates a snapshot of the currently emulated MSX machine specifying a name for the savestate.
538
+ 'list': returns the names of all previously created savestates, separated by spaces.
539
+ **Important Note**: names with spaces are enclosed in {}.
540
+ `),
541
+ name: z.string().min(1).max(20).optional().describe("Name of the savestate to load/save. Used by [load, save]"),
542
+ },
532
543
  },
533
544
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
534
545
  async ({ command, name }) => {
@@ -558,32 +569,35 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
558
569
  response
559
570
  ]);
560
571
  });
561
- server.tool(
572
+ server.registerTool(
562
573
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
563
- "emu_replay",
564
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
565
- `When replay is enabled (the default) the emulator collect data while emulating,
566
- which enables you to go back and forward in MSX time.
567
- Commands:
568
- 'start': starts the replay mode (enabled by default when emulator is launched).
569
- 'stop': stops the replay mode.
570
- 'status': gives information about the replay feature and the data that is collected.
571
- 'goBack <seconds>': go back specified seconds (1-60) in the timeline, you cannot go back to a time before the time the replay started.
572
- 'absoluteGoto <time>': go to the indicated absolute time in seconds in the MSX timeline, if time is before replay started it will jump to the time when is started.
573
- 'truncate': stop replaying and wipe all the future replay data after now.
574
- 'saveReplay [filename]': saves the current replay data to a file (extension .omr), filename is returned in the response.
575
- 'loadReplay <filename>': loads a previously saved replay file (extension .omr), starts replaying from the begin, and starts replay mode.
576
- **Important Note**: consider do a #debug_run 'break' to maintain the timeline before a 'goBack' or 'absoluteGoto'.
577
- `,
578
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
579
- {
580
- command: z.enum(["start", "stop", "status", "goBack", "absoluteGoto", "truncate", "saveReplay", "loadReplay"]),
581
- seconds: z.number().min(1).max(60).optional(), // Seconds to go back
582
- time: z.string().regex(/^\d+$/).optional(), // Time in seconds to go to
583
- filename: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional(), // Filename to save/load replay
574
+ "emu_replay", {
575
+ title: "Replay tools",
576
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
577
+ description: "When replay is enabled (the default) the emulator collect data while emulating, which enables you to go back and forward in the emulated MSX time.",
578
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
579
+ inputSchema: {
580
+ command: z.enum(["start", "stop", "status", "goBack", "absoluteGoto", "truncate", "advanceFrame", "reverseFrame", "saveReplay", "loadReplay"]).describe(`Available commands:
581
+ 'start': starts the replay mode (enabled by default when emulator is launched).
582
+ 'stop': stops the replay mode.
583
+ 'status': gives information about the replay feature and the data that is collected.
584
+ 'goBack <seconds>': go back specified seconds (1-60) in the timeline, you cannot go back to a time before the time the replay started.
585
+ 'absoluteGoto <time>': go to the indicated absolute time in seconds in the MSX timeline, if time is before replay started it will jump to the time when is started.
586
+ 'truncate': stop replaying and wipe all the future replay data after now.
587
+ 'advanceFrame' [frames]: advances a number of frames in the replay timeline, useful to advance the timeline while debugging.
588
+ 'reverseFrame' [frames]: reverses a number of frames in the replay timeline, useful to reverse the timeline while debugging.
589
+ 'saveReplay [filename]': saves the current replay data to a file (extension .omr), filename is returned in the response.
590
+ 'loadReplay <filename>': loads a previously saved replay file (extension .omr), starts replaying from the begin, and starts replay mode.
591
+ **Important Note**: consider do a #debug_run 'break' to maintain the timeline before a 'goBack' or 'absoluteGoto'.
592
+ `),
593
+ seconds: z.number().min(1).max(60).optional().describe("Seconds to go back. Used by [goBack]"),
594
+ time: z.string().regex(/^\d+$/).optional().describe("Absolute time in seconds to go to. Used by [absoluteGoto]"),
595
+ frames: z.number().min(1).max(1000).optional().default(1).describe("Number of frames to advance/reverse. Used by [advanceFrame, reverseFrame]"),
596
+ filename: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().describe("Filename to save/load replay. Used by [saveReplay, loadReplay]"),
597
+ },
584
598
  },
585
599
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
586
- async ({ command, seconds, time, filename }) => {
600
+ async ({ command, seconds, time, frames, filename }) => {
587
601
  let tclCommand;
588
602
  switch (command) {
589
603
  case "start":
@@ -604,6 +618,12 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
604
618
  case "truncate":
605
619
  tclCommand = "reverse truncatereplay";
606
620
  break;
621
+ case "advanceFrame":
622
+ tclCommand = `advance_frame ${frames}`;
623
+ break;
624
+ case "reverseFrame":
625
+ tclCommand = `reverse_frame ${frames}`;
626
+ break;
607
627
  case "saveReplay":
608
628
  if (filename)
609
629
  filename = `"${OPENMSX_REPLAYS_DIR}${filename}"`;
@@ -624,20 +644,21 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
624
644
  response
625
645
  ]);
626
646
  });
627
- server.tool(
647
+ server.registerTool(
628
648
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
629
- "emu_keyboard",
630
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
631
- `Send a text to the openMSX emulator.
632
- Commands:
633
- 'sendText <text>': type a string in the emulated MSX, this command automatically press and release keys in the MSX keyboard matrix.
634
- **Important Note**: each 'text' sent is limited to 200 characters, and the 'text' is sent as if it was typed in the MSX keyboard.
635
- **Important Note**: escape keys that needs it as Return key (use \\r), double quotes (use \\\"), etc...
636
- `,
637
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
638
- {
639
- command: z.enum(["sendText"]),
640
- text: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().default(''), // Key to send to the emulator
649
+ "emu_keyboard", {
650
+ title: "Keyboard tools",
651
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
652
+ description: "Send a text to the openMSX emulator.",
653
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
654
+ inputSchema: {
655
+ command: z.enum(["sendText"]).describe(`Available commands:
656
+ 'sendText <text>': type a string in the emulated MSX, this command automatically press and release keys in the MSX keyboard matrix.
657
+ **Important Note**: each 'text' sent is limited to 200 characters, and the 'text' is sent as if it was typed in the MSX keyboard.
658
+ **Important Note**: escape keys that needs it as Return key (use \\r), double quotes (use \\\"), etc...
659
+ `),
660
+ text: z.string().min(1).max(200).optional().default('').describe("Text to send to the emulator via emulated keyboard"),
661
+ },
641
662
  },
642
663
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
643
664
  async ({ command, text }) => {
@@ -656,18 +677,19 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
656
677
  response
657
678
  ]);
658
679
  });
659
- server.tool(
680
+ server.registerTool(
660
681
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
661
- "screen_shot",
662
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
663
- `Take a screenshot of the openMSX emulator screen.
664
- Commands:
665
- 'as_image': take a screenshot and the image is returned in the response.
666
- 'to_file': take a screenshot and save it to a file, the file name is returned in the response.
667
- `,
668
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
669
- {
670
- command: z.enum(["as_image", "to_file"]),
682
+ "screen_shot", {
683
+ title: "Screenshot tools",
684
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
685
+ description: "Take a screenshot of the openMSX emulator screen.",
686
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
687
+ inputSchema: {
688
+ command: z.enum(["as_image", "to_file"]).describe(`Available commands:
689
+ 'as_image': take a screenshot and the image is returned in the response.
690
+ 'to_file': take a screenshot and save it to a file, the file name is returned in the response.
691
+ `),
692
+ },
671
693
  },
672
694
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
673
695
  async ({ command }) => {
@@ -712,16 +734,18 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
712
734
  `Error: Unknown screen_shot command "${command}".`
713
735
  ]);
714
736
  });
715
- server.tool(
737
+ server.registerTool(
716
738
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
717
- "screen_dump",
718
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
719
- `Take a screendump of the openMSX emulator screen as SC?.
720
- The parameter scrbasename is the name of the filename (without path) to save the screendump, default is 'screendump'.
721
- `,
722
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
723
- {
724
- scrbasename: z.string().min(1).max(100).default("screendump"),
739
+ "screen_dump", {
740
+ title: "Screen dump tools",
741
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
742
+ description: `Take a screendump of the openMSX emulator screen as SC?.
743
+ The parameter scrbasename is the name of the filename (without path) to save the screendump, default is 'screendump'.
744
+ `,
745
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
746
+ inputSchema: {
747
+ scrbasename: z.string().min(1).max(100).default("screendump").describe("Screendump filename (without path or extension) to save the screendump; default is 'screendump'"),
748
+ },
725
749
  },
726
750
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
727
751
  async ({ scrbasename }) => {
@@ -732,94 +756,105 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
732
756
  response
733
757
  ]);
734
758
  });
735
- server.tool(
759
+ server.registerTool(
736
760
  // Name of the tool (used to call it)
737
- "basic_programming",
738
- // Description of the tool (what it does)
739
- `Tool helper to develop BASIC programs.
740
- Commands:
741
- 'newProgram': clears the current BASIC program.
742
- 'setProgram <program>': sets/updates the current BASIC program to the specified string.
743
- 'runProgram': runs the current BASIC program.
744
- 'getFullProgram': returns the current BASIC program as a plain text string.
745
- 'getFullProgramAdvanced': returns the current BASIC program with the ram address where each line is coded.
746
- 'listProgramLines <startLine> [endLine]': lists at the emulator screen the selected range lines of the current BASIC program.
747
- 'deleteProgramLines <startLine> [endline]': deletes a specific line range from the current BASIC program, if endline is not specified, only the startLine is deleted.
748
- **Important Note**: priorize this tools to develop BASIC programs, it's more efficient than using the 'sendText' tool.
749
- **Important Note**: all the program lines must be ended with a carriage return (\\r) to be correctly processed, even the last one.
750
- **Important Note**: if you have doubts about MSX BASIC, use the resources provided by this MCP.
751
- `,
752
- // Schema for the tool (input validation)
753
- {
754
- command: z.enum(["newProgram", "runProgram", "setProgram", "getFullProgram", "getFullProgramAdvanced", "listProgramLines", "deleteProgramLines"]),
755
- program: z.string().min(1).max(10000).optional(), // BASIC program to set
756
- startLine: z.number().min(0).max(9999).optional(),
757
- endLine: z.number().min(0).max(9999).optional(),
761
+ "basic_programming", {
762
+ title: "BASIC programming tools",
763
+ // Description of the tool (what it does)
764
+ description: "Helper tool for developing BASIC programs.",
765
+ // Schema for the tool (input validation)
766
+ inputSchema: {
767
+ command: z.enum(["isBasicAvailable", "newProgram", "runProgram", "setProgram", "getFullProgram", "getFullProgramAdvanced", "listProgramLines", "deleteProgramLines"]).describe(`Available commands:
768
+ 'isBasicAvailable': checks if the current machine is ready to manage BASIC programs (true), or not (false).
769
+ 'newProgram': clears the current BASIC program.
770
+ 'setProgram <program>': sets a full BASIC program or updates part of the current BASIC program with the specified string.
771
+ 'runProgram': runs the current BASIC program.
772
+ 'getFullProgram': retrieves the current BASIC program as plain text; very useful in text screen modes.
773
+ 'getFullProgramAdvanced': retrieves the current BASIC program along with the RAM address where each line is stored.
774
+ 'listProgramLines <startLine> [endLine]': lists the selected range of lines from the current BASIC program on the emulator screen.
775
+ 'deleteProgramLines <startLine> [endLine]': deletes a specific range of lines from the current BASIC program; if endLine is not specified, only the startLine is deleted.
776
+ **Important Note**: if error 'not in BASIC mode' then use the command 'isBasicAvailable' to wait for a ready state.
777
+ **Important Note**: prioritize these tools for developing BASIC programs, as they are more efficient than using the 'sendText' tool.
778
+ **Important Note**: all program lines must end with a carriage return (\\r) to be processed correctly, including the last line.
779
+ **Important Note**: if you have questions about MSX BASIC, use the resources provided by this MCP server.
780
+ `),
781
+ program: z.string().min(1).max(10000).optional().describe("Basic program to set; use only \\r for line endings, even the last one. Used by [setProgram]"),
782
+ startLine: z.number().min(0).max(9999).optional().describe("Start line number to list/delete BASIC program lines. Used by [listProgramLines, deleteProgramLines]"),
783
+ endLine: z.number().min(0).max(9999).optional().describe("End line number to list/delete BASIC program lines. Used by [listProgramLines, deleteProgramLines]"),
784
+ },
758
785
  },
759
786
  // Handler for the tool (function to be executed when the tool is called)
760
787
  async ({ command, program, startLine, endLine }) => {
761
788
  const CTRL_L_TEMPLATE = 'keymatrixdown 6 2 ; keymatrixdown 4 2 ; after time 0.1 { keymatrixup 6 2 ; keymatrixup 4 2 ; type_via_keybuf "%s" }';
762
789
  let tclCommand = undefined;
763
790
  let response = undefined;
764
- switch (command) {
765
- case "newProgram":
766
- response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText('new\r')));
767
- if (response.startsWith('after#'))
768
- response = '';
769
- break;
770
- case "runProgram":
771
- response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText('run\r')));
772
- if (response.startsWith('after#'))
773
- response = '';
774
- break;
775
- case "deleteProgramLines":
776
- if (startLine === undefined) {
777
- response = 'Error: No startLine number provided to delete BASIC program lines.';
791
+ const inBasic = await openMSXInstance.emu_isInBasic();
792
+ if (command !== "isBasicAvailable" && !inBasic) {
793
+ response = 'Error: The current MSX machine is not in BASIC mode.';
794
+ }
795
+ else
796
+ switch (command) {
797
+ case "isBasicAvailable":
798
+ response = inBasic.toString();
778
799
  break;
779
- }
780
- response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText(`delete ${startLine}-${endLine || startLine}\r`)));
781
- break;
782
- case "setProgram":
783
- if (!program) {
784
- response = 'Error: No BASIC program provided to set.';
800
+ case "newProgram":
801
+ response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText('new\r')));
802
+ if (response.startsWith('after#'))
803
+ response = '';
785
804
  break;
786
- }
787
- // Get current speed to restore it later
788
- let speed = '100';
789
- if (isErrorResponse(speed = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand('set speed'))) {
790
- response = speed;
805
+ case "runProgram":
806
+ response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText('run\r')));
807
+ if (response.startsWith('after#'))
808
+ response = '';
791
809
  break;
792
- }
793
- // Set speed to fast for program input
794
- if (isErrorResponse(response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand('set speed 10000')))
810
+ case "deleteProgramLines":
811
+ if (startLine === undefined) {
812
+ response = 'Error: No startLine number provided to delete BASIC program lines.';
813
+ break;
814
+ }
815
+ response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(CTRL_L_TEMPLATE.replace('%s', encodeTypeText(`delete ${startLine}-${endLine || startLine}\r`)));
795
816
  break;
796
- // Clear the screen and type the program
797
- if (isErrorResponse(response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(`type_via_keybuf "${encodeTypeText(program)}"`)))
817
+ case "setProgram":
818
+ if (!program) {
819
+ response = 'Error: no BASIC program provided to set.';
820
+ break;
821
+ }
822
+ if (program.includes('\n') || program.includes('\\n')) {
823
+ response = 'Error: you cannot use \\n for line endings, use only \\r instead.';
824
+ break;
825
+ }
826
+ // Escape '$' characters if '(' is the next character and is not escaped yet (openMSX variable substitutions)
827
+ program = program.replace(/([^\\])(\$\()/g, '$1\\$2');
828
+ // Get current speed to restore it later
829
+ let speed = '100';
830
+ if (isErrorResponse(speed = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand('set speed'))) {
831
+ response = speed;
832
+ break;
833
+ }
834
+ // Set speed to fast, type de program, wait to end, and restore speed
835
+ if (isErrorResponse(response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(`set speed 10000 ; type_via_keybuf "${encodeTypeText(program)}" ; after idle 20 { set speed ${speed} }`)))
836
+ break;
837
+ // Success response
838
+ response = '';
798
839
  break;
799
- // Restore the original speed
800
- if (isErrorResponse(response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(`set speed ${speed}`)))
840
+ case "getFullProgram":
841
+ // Source: https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/openmsx/export-basic-listing#comment-407392
842
+ tclCommand = 'regsub -all -line {^[0-9a-f]x[0-9a-f]{4} > } [ listing ] ""';
801
843
  break;
802
- // Success response
803
- response = '';
804
- break;
805
- case "getFullProgram":
806
- // Source: https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/openmsx/export-basic-listing#comment-407392
807
- tclCommand = 'regsub -all -line {^[0-9a-f]x[0-9a-f]{4} > } [ listing ] ""';
808
- break;
809
- case "getFullProgramAdvanced":
810
- tclCommand = "listing";
811
- break;
812
- case "listProgramLines":
813
- if (startLine === undefined) {
814
- response = 'Error: No start line provided to list BASIC program lines.';
844
+ case "getFullProgramAdvanced":
845
+ tclCommand = "listing";
815
846
  break;
816
- }
817
- tclCommand = `type_via_keybuf \"${encodeTypeText(`list ${startLine}-${endLine || startLine}\r`)}\"`;
818
- break;
819
- default:
820
- response = `Error: Unknown command "${command}".`;
821
- break;
822
- }
847
+ case "listProgramLines":
848
+ if (startLine === undefined) {
849
+ response = 'Error: No start line provided to list BASIC program lines.';
850
+ break;
851
+ }
852
+ tclCommand = `type_via_keybuf \"${encodeTypeText(`list ${startLine}-${endLine || startLine}\r`)}\"`;
853
+ break;
854
+ default:
855
+ response = `Error: Unknown command "${command}".`;
856
+ break;
857
+ }
823
858
  if (response === undefined && tclCommand) {
824
859
  response = await openMSXInstance.sendCommand(tclCommand);
825
860
  }
@@ -836,7 +871,7 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
836
871
  const tocContent = JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(tocFile, 'utf8'));
837
872
  tocContent.toc.forEach((item, itemIndex) => {
838
873
  const itemName = item.uri.split('/').pop() || '';
839
- server.resource(
874
+ server.registerResource(
840
875
  // Name of the resource (used to call it)
841
876
  `msxdocs_${sectionName}_${itemName}`,
842
877
  // Resource URI template
@@ -887,6 +922,53 @@ async function registerAllTools(server) {
887
922
  });
888
923
  }
889
924
  ;
925
+ server.resource("msxdocs_msxorg_wiki", new ResourceTemplate("msxdocs://msxorg_wiki/{section}", {
926
+ list: undefined,
927
+ complete: {
928
+ section: (value) => [
929
+ "ABS()", "AND", "ASC()", "ATN()", "AUTO", "BASE()", "BEEP", "BIN$()", "BLOAD", "BSAVE", "CALL", "CALL ADJUST", "CALL PAUSE", "CALL PCMPLAY", "CALL PCMREC",
930
+ "CDBL()", "CHR$()", "CINT()", "CIRCLE", "CLEAR", "CLOAD", "CLOAD?", "CLOSE", "CLS", "COLOR", "COLOR=", "COLOR", "COLOR", "CONT", "COPY", "COPY", "COS()", "CSAVE",
931
+ "CSNG()", "CSRLIN", "DATA", "DEFDBL", "DEF FN", "DEFINT", "DEFSNG", "DEFSTR", "DEF USR", "DELETE", "DIM", "DRAW", "ELSE", "END", "EOF()", "EQV", "ERASE", "ERL", "ERR",
932
+ "ERROR", "EXP()", "FIX()", "FN MSX1", "FOR...NEXT", "FRE()", "GET DATE", "GET TIME", "GOSUB", "GOTO", "HEX$()", "IF...GOTO...ELSE", "IF...THEN...ELSE",
933
+ "IMP", "INKEY$", "INP()", "INPUT", "INPUT$()", "INSTR()", "INT()", "INTERVAL", "KEY", "KEY()", "LEFT$()", "LEN()", "LET", "LINE", "LINE INPUT", "LIST",
934
+ "LLIST", "LOAD", "LOCATE", "LOG()", "LPOS()", "LPRINT", "MAXFILES", "MERGE", "MID$()", "MOD", "MOTOR", "NEW", "NOT", "OCT$()", "ON...GOSUB", "ON...GOTO",
935
+ "ON ERROR GOTO", "ON INTERVAL GOSUB", "ON KEY GOSUB", "ON SPRITE GOSUB", "ON STOP GOSUB", "ON STRIG GOSUB", "OPEN", "OR", "OUT", "PAD()", "PAINT", "PDL()",
936
+ "PEEK()", "PLAY", "PLAY()", "POINT", "POKE", "POS()", "PRESET", "PRINT", "PSET", "PUT KANJI", "PUT SPRITE", "READ", "REM", "RENUM", "RESTORE", "RESUME",
937
+ "RETURN", "RIGHT$()", "RND()", "RUN", "SAVE", "SCREEN", "SET ADJUST", "SET BEEP", "SET DATE", "SET PAGE", "SET PASSWORD", "SET PROMPT", "SET SCREEN",
938
+ "SET SCROLL", "SET TIME", "SET TITLE", "SET VIDEO", "SGN()", "SIN()", "SOUND", "SPACE$()", "SPC()", "SPRITE", "SPRITE$()", "SQR()", "STICK()", "STOP",
939
+ "STR$()", "STRIG()", "STRING$()", "SWAP", "TAB()", "TAN()", "TIME", "TROFF", "TRON", "USR()", "VAL()", "VARPTR()", "VDP()", "VPEEK()", "VPOKE", "WAIT",
940
+ "WIDTH", "XOR"
941
+ ],
942
+ },
943
+ }), {
944
+ title: "BASIC MSX Documentation",
945
+ description: "Documentation about all the standard MSX-BASIC instructions.",
946
+ mimeType: "text/html",
947
+ }, async (uri, variables) => {
948
+ const section = variables.section.replace(/ /g, '_').replace(/\?/g, '%3F').replace(/=/g, '%3D');
949
+ const url = `https://www.msx.org/wiki/${section}`;
950
+ let resourceContent;
951
+ let mimeType;
952
+ try {
953
+ resourceContent = await fetch(url).then(response => {
954
+ mimeType = response.headers.get('content-type') || 'text/plain';
955
+ return response.text();
956
+ }) || 'Error downloading resource content';
957
+ // Remove script, style, and link tags from the content
958
+ resourceContent = resourceContent.replace(/<script\b[^>]*>[\s\S]*?<\/script>|<style\b[^>]*>[\s\S]*?<\/style>|<link\b[^>]*\/?>/gi, '');
959
+ }
960
+ catch (error) {
961
+ // Throw exception (MCP protocol requirement)
962
+ throw new Error(`Error fetching resource "${uri}" from "${url}": ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`);
963
+ }
964
+ return {
965
+ contents: [{
966
+ uri: uri.href,
967
+ text: resourceContent,
968
+ mimeType: mimeType || 'text/plain',
969
+ }],
970
+ };
971
+ });
890
972
  }
891
973
  async function addFileExtension(filePath) {
892
974
  // Get directory and filename
@@ -1055,7 +1137,13 @@ async function createServerInstance() {
1055
1137
  version: PACKAGE_VERSION,
1056
1138
  });
1057
1139
  // Re-register all tools (you might want to extract this to a separate function)
1058
- await registerAllTools(newServer);
1140
+ try {
1141
+ await registerAllTools(newServer);
1142
+ }
1143
+ catch (error) {
1144
+ console.error("Error registering tools/resources:", error);
1145
+ throw error;
1146
+ }
1059
1147
  return newServer;
1060
1148
  }
1061
1149
  // ============================================================================
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "@nataliapc/mcp-openmsx",
3
- "version": "1.1.8",
3
+ "version": "1.1.13",
4
4
  "description": "Model context protocol server for openMSX automation and control",
5
5
  "main": "dist/server.js",
6
6
  "type": "module",
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
- "title": "More MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
3
- "description": "MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
2
+ "title": "MSX Technical about BIOS",
3
+ "description": "MSX Technical Info about BIOS calls, including references for MSX BIOS, MSX2 SUBROM BIOS, and how to call BIOS from MSX-DOS.",
4
4
  "toc": [
5
5
  {
6
6
  "title": "MSX BIOS calls reference",
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
- "title": "More MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
3
- "description": "MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
2
+ "title": "MSX-DOS Technical Info",
3
+ "description": "MSX-DOS Technical Info including MSX-DOS 2 Program Interface Specification and MSX-DOS 2 Function Specifications.",
4
4
  "toc": [
5
5
  {
6
6
  "title": "MSX-DOS 2 Program Interface Specification",
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
- "title": "More MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
3
- "description": "MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
2
+ "title": "CPU Technical Info",
3
+ "description": "Technical Info about the Z80, R800, and others processors, including detailed instruction sets, undocumented instructions, and timing information.",
4
4
  "toc": [
5
5
  {
6
6
  "title": "Z80 Detailed Instruction Set (Z80 Heaven)",
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
- "title": "More MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
3
- "description": "MSX Technical Info from http://bifi.msxnet.org/msxnet/tech/",
2
+ "title": "MSX System Technical Info",
3
+ "description": "MSX System Technical Info including I/O ports, system variables, and hardware interfacing.",
4
4
  "toc": [
5
5
  {
6
6
  "title": "MSX I/O ports overview",