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- package/CHANGELOG.md +200 -0
- package/LICENSE +201 -0
- package/README.md +365 -0
- package/SECURITY.md +144 -0
- package/package.json +49 -0
- package/src/format.mjs +157 -0
- package/src/fsops.mjs +361 -0
- package/src/limits.mjs +55 -0
- package/src/plans.mjs +188 -0
- package/src/roots.mjs +336 -0
- package/src/scan.mjs +269 -0
- package/src/server.mjs +363 -0
- package/src/tools/mutate.mjs +780 -0
- package/src/tools/read.mjs +515 -0
- package/src/trash.mjs +264 -0
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to `@shieldfive/mcp` will be documented in this file.
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The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
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and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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## Unreleased
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## 0.2.0 - 2026-09-16
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The first version published to npm. 0.1.0 below was tagged in this changelog
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and never published; nothing depends on its behaviour, but its contract did
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change here — a confirmed call now needs the `plan_token` its preview returned —
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so the version moves a minor step rather than a patch, as semver asks of a 0.x
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release that breaks callers.
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### Security
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- A confirmed call was not bound to the preview the user approved. `confirm:
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true` planned the operation again from scratch, so a directory that had grown,
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a destination that had appeared, or a path that now pointed at a different file
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was acted on without the user ever being shown it. Each preview now returns a
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`plan_token`; a confirmed call must carry it, and the tool refuses
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(`plan_changed`) when the plan it builds differs from the one approved, naming
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what changed. Tokens are single use and expire after ten minutes.
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- The trash directory was never resolved or `lstat`'d. With
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`<root>/.shieldfive-mcp-trash` a symlink out of the root, `trash_local` and an
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overwriting `move_local` moved the user's files and the manifest out of the
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root. The directory is now checked while planning, created without following
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links and checked again before anything moves in; a link or a non-directory
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there is refused (`trash_unsafe`).
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- A dangling symlink read as a free path. A move onto one previewed
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`replaces_existing: false`; on the same device the link was replaced with no
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trash entry, and across devices the copy wrote through it, outside the root,
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before removing the source. At a destination it is now an existing entry, and
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anywhere a write would pass through it the write is refused
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(`dangling_symlink`).
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- The cross-device move fallback deleted data. It `rm -rf`'d whatever was at
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`<destination>.shieldfive-mcp-incoming`, dropped FIFOs, sockets and device
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files and then removed the source tree, and removed a file's source without
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flushing or checking the copy. A cross-device move now copies under a fresh,
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exclusively created name, refuses symlinks and special files in the tree
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(`symlink_in_tree`, `special_file_in_tree`), flushes and verifies every file by
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size and SHA-256 against a source that has not changed
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(`copy_verification_failed`, `source_changed`), and removes the source entry by
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entry, only what is unchanged since it was copied (`source_left_in_place`).
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- The trash lived per root rather than per volume, so for a root such as
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volume. An item's trash is now on its own volume, in the highest directory
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between it and its root on that device; a move into the trash is always a
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rename; a mount point cannot be trashed (`trash_no_same_volume`).
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- `trash_local` on a symlink trashed the tree it pointed to, and `rename_local`
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renamed the file behind a link. `move_local`, `rename_local` and `trash_local`
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now act on a link itself, never on its target.
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- `rename_local`'s "never replaces" was a check followed by `rename(2)`. Renames
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and moves now use operations that fail when the destination exists: a hard link
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then an unlink for files, a recreated symlink, a rename over an empty
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placeholder for directories. Special files, filesystems without hard links and
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### Fixed
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smaller groups behind it were hashed instead. The budget is now spent per file,
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largest group first, hashing a group in part when it must
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(`groups_partially_hashed`, `files_not_hashed`).
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- The copy nominated to keep was chosen by modification time, with ties left to
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directory order. A tie now goes to the shorter path, then to the path in
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code-unit order (`compareKeeper`).
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listed under `hardlinked_names`, and `reclaimable_bytes` counts files on disk.
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as recorded "in no manifest (nothing moved)", and the structured detail never
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reached the client. The error now names each moved item and its manifest, and
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the detail is returned as a second content block.
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- Manifest updates raced: concurrent calls in the same millisecond shared a batch
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and lost entries, and a corrupt manifest was silently reset. Each call now has
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its own exclusively created batch directory; its manifest is written before
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anything moves, atomically and one write at a time, and no manifest this
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server did not write is read or replaced.
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`"report"`. They are used exactly as given.
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- `limit`, `max_files`, `max_files_hashed`, `paths` and `new_name` had no upper
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bound, and a refusal echoed its input whole. They are capped — 10,000 rows;
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schema and again in the handlers, and echoed values are cut short.
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something inside it, moved the folder and then failed on the file. A repeated
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path is taken once and an overlap is refused before anything moves
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cancelled (`cancelled`); a trash batch stops between items
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(`cancelled_partially_applied`); a move is rolled back until its source starts
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being removed. The SDK sends no response to a cancelled request, so the server
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logs what happened.
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- `scanned` listed roots the file budget never reached. Payloads carry
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`overwrite` can replace, not a directory to move into. Give the real path of a
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directory to move into it.
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copy.
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- Nine local file-management tools over MCP stdio: `list_local`,
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`find_duplicates`, `find_large_files`, `find_old_files`, `storage_summary`,
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`move_local`, `rename_local`, `create_local_folder`, `trash_local`.
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no override.
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first 64 KiB, then confirmed by a full SHA-256. Filenames are never used to
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decide identity.
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each returns the plan its real code path produced and changes nothing.
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directory inside the item's own root, with a `manifest.json` recording the
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original location.
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called `rm(destination, {recursive: true, force: true})`, which destroyed every
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file under an overwritten directory while the README claimed the server deletes
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the source itself, so the same branch deleted the source outright. Overwriting
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now moves the displaced item to the trash, and the self-move case is refused.
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- `walkRoots` threw `RangeError` on any root over roughly 125,000 files — below
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the 200,000-file cap the schema advertises — because it spread the per-root
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array into `push()`. It appends in a loop, and `max_files` is now a budget
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across all roots rather than per root.
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scan previously ran to completion.
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target and renames it into place only once the whole tree has landed, so a
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failure mid-walk leaves the source untouched and nothing at the destination.
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already-removed destination was gone for good. A move that would both displace
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an existing destination and carry a symlink in its tree is now refused before
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anything is displaced, and if the replacement fails after a displacement the
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displaced item is put back.
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- **This version cannot see a ShieldFive vault.** The vault API accepts only a
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full account JWT, which also opens the wrapped-root-key route and every
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content download, and cannot be scoped down. Holding one would make the
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content boundary a matter of restraint instead of capability. Vault tools wait
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for a scoped, metadata-only key. The reasoning is set out in
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assertion covers this package's source, not its dependency tree, and
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