@seldonframe/mcp 1.1.9 → 1.3.1

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@seldonframe/mcp",
-  "version": "1.1.9",
-  "description": "MCP server for SeldonFrame — AI-native Business OS platform. v1.1.9: Output contract + validator (the Karpathy move). After 10+ test runs each surfacing a different broken output surface (CTA href swap, missing booking availability, generic intake title, fabricated stats, coaching FAQ leak), v1.1.9 makes the eval the product. (1) New post-creation validator (lib/workspace/output-contract-validator.ts) inspects ~16 surfaces: CTA hrefs, marketing-string leaks, coaching-FAQ leaks, pipeline stages, personality vertical, workspace timezone, booking template + availability, intake title + service options, theme CSS, hero review proof, services heading, icon diversity. Runs after every workspace creation as a non-blocking observability layer; logs one structured JSON line to stdout per success and per failure to stderr so Vercel function logs become queryable for failure patterns across personalities. (2) CTA hrefs now structurally hardcoded in seedLandingFromSoul: primary ALWAYS /book, secondary ALWAYS /intake. Fixes the historical swap bug where LOCAL_SERVICE_PACK + SAAS_PACK had primary→/intake. (3) New per-personality intake title (CRMPersonality.intake.title) so a med spa workspace ships 'Request a Treatment Consultation' instead of generic 'Tell us about your project'. Populated for all 6 verticals (hvac, legal, dental, coaching, agency, medspa). (4) Build-time personality-completeness checker (lib/crm/personality-completeness.ts) gates CI on every personality having required fields: intake.title, content_templates.faqs (≥3), trust_badges (=4), pipeline.stages (≥4), email intake field, etc. Adding a new niche means filling every field — forgetting one breaks the build. Coaching + agency personalities backfilled with content_templates as part of this gate. ⚠️ BACKEND REDEPLOY REQUIRED — npm package is just tool definitions; backend at app.seldonframe.com must be redeployed for these fixes to land.",
+  "version": "1.3.1",
+  "description": "MCP server for SeldonFrame — AI-native Business OS platform. v1.3.1: 3 pipeline integration bugs fixed at the consumer side. The personality system, validator, cache all worked correctly — but downstream pipeline steps consumed the data from the wrong field shape (or didn't consume it at all). (BUG 1) booking metadata.availability was being written as {weekdays:[],startHour,endHour} but the booking actions read {monday:{enabled,start,end},...} (full day names). The shape mismatch silently fell back to defaults that happened to give Mon-Fri 9-17, masking the bug for happy paths but breaking per-personality booking hours (HVAC's Mon-Sat 7-19 was never honored), the React fallback path, and the validator. Fixed by sourcing canonical schedule from blueprint.booking.availability.weekly via buildAppointmentAvailabilityFromBlueprint. (BUG 2) personality.intake.title (added v1.1.9) only updated the DB row's name column; the rendered Formbricks HTML reads blueprint.intake.title which still had the JSON template's 'Tell us about your project'. Fixed by mutating seedBlueprint.intake.title + intake.questions from personality.intake + intakeFields in createAnonymousWorkspace, parallel to the booking eventType mutation. (BUG 3) getPersonalityImages returned null for unknown verticals — for v1.3.0 LLM-generated personalities (vertical='roofing'/'pet-grooming'/etc) the IMAGES map had no entry, so workspaces shipped text-only heroes. Fixed by falling back to the GENERAL_IMAGES bundle so every workspace gets industry-neutral photography. (VALIDATOR) +4 new checks: booking_availability_enabled_days (canonical shape), booking_renderer_data_island, hero_background_image, intake_title_rendered_html — every regression at any of the 3 integration points now surfaces in Vercel function logs. ⚠️ BACKEND REDEPLOY REQUIRED.",
+  "description": "MCP server for SeldonFrame — AI-native Business OS platform. v1.3.0: LLM-generated personalities (the real Karpathy move). Hardcoding 7 personalities + a 'general' fallback (v1.2.0) doesn't scale to the long tail — pet grooming, photography, accounting, tutoring, and a hundred other niches will each fall into 'general' and produce mediocre output. v1.3.0: model GENERATES the personality, validator GATES the quality, cache SCALES the cost. Three-layer resolve: (1) cache: SELECT from new personality_cache table by stable business_type_key derived from services+description (e.g. 'roofing', 'pet-grooming', 'wedding-photography'). Hit → return cached schema, increment usage_count, zero LLM cost. (2) LLM: Claude generates a custom CRMPersonality for THIS specific business via a few-shot prompt with 4 hardcoded personalities as examples. Output validated by checkPersonalityCompleteness (intake.title, ≥3 FAQs, exactly 4 trust badges, ≥4 pipeline stages, etc.). Retry once on validation fail with errors appended to prompt. On success, INSERT into cache (ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING handles parallel-create races). (3) Fallback: existing keyword-based selectCRMPersonality if LLM unavailable / fails twice. Hardcoded personalities (general, hvac, dental, legal, agency, coaching, medspa) become SEED CACHE rows + few-shot examples — they're the warm starting point, not the final system. Cost model: ~$0.01 first workspace per niche; subsequent workspaces $0. Quality model: every cached schema passed completeness check. Anti-fragile: gets better as Claude gets better, no code changes. New observability: workspace_created_full event tags personality_source (cache/llm/fallback) + personality_cache_key for cache-hit-ratio analytics. ⚠️ BACKEND REDEPLOY REQUIRED + run migration 0035_personality_cache.sql.",
+  "description": "MCP server for SeldonFrame — AI-native Business OS platform. v1.2.0: complete the default personality + add CTA defense layers. The Ironclad Roofing demo exposed the gap that v1.1.9 didn't catch: roofing fell through to coaching personality, both CTAs went to /intake, all 6 service cards collapsed to wrench, no hero image. Root cause: DEFAULT_PERSONALITY was COACHING (with coaching pipeline + 'Discovery call' CTAs); BUSINESS_TYPE_FALLBACK rerouted local_service+professional_service to coaching; trade keywords (roof/storm/gutter/siding/window/deck/etc) weren't in the icon RULES; and the v1.1.9 CTA hardcoding only ran in the soul-driven path, not in the template-load path. (1) NEW general personality — industry-neutral (Customer/Job/Activity, 'New Lead → Quoted → Approved → Scheduled → In Progress → Completed' pipeline, 'Book a free quote →' CTA, steel-blue accent #0e7490). Has its own content_templates, intake.title, image bundle. Made the new DEFAULT_PERSONALITY. BUSINESS_TYPE_FALLBACK rerouted local_service+professional_service from coaching → general. (2) +13 trade icons (cloud_lightning, columns, search, app_window, square_stack, hammer, paintbrush, layers, fence, blocks, thermometer, square, ruler) +20 keyword RULES (storm damage→cloud_lightning, tarping→shield, roof/shingle→home, gutter→droplets, siding→columns, deck→square_stack, renovation→hammer, etc.) ordered specific-first so 'roof repair' hits home before generic 'repair'→wrench. (3) CTA HARDCODING DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH — now applied at FOUR layers: (a) skills/templates/general.json + hvac.json fixed at source, (b) buildBlueprintForWorkspace normalizes hero/mid-cta CTAs immediately after pickTemplate, (c) seedLandingFromSoul applyResolvedContentToActions overrides at schema level (v1.1.9), (d) personality content_templates carry the labels. Even if one layer misses, the next catches. (4) +9 trade keywords in BusinessType classifier (roof, storm damage, gutter, siding, fencing, decking, drywall, stucco, masonry) so trade workspaces classify as local_service instead of professional_service. ⚠️ BACKEND REDEPLOY REQUIRED — npm package is just tool definitions.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {
     "seldonframe-mcp": "src/index.js"

package/src/welcome.js

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 // stripped. `create_full_workspace` is the only workspace-creation
 // path mentioned anywhere in this briefing.
 
-export const VERSION = "1.1.9";
+export const VERSION = "1.3.1";
 
 export const WELCOME_MARKDOWN = `# SeldonFrame — create a real Business OS in one conversation