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  # @suigar/mcp
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+ ## 0.2.0-beta.0
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+ ### Minor Changes
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+ - d597399: Add MCP App support and refreshed transaction tooling.
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+ Add the bundled Suigar Transaction Inspector MCP App, concise `suigar` server-scoped tool names, read-only/build/dry-run transaction modes, currency-denominated stake handling, SuiNS owner resolution, game-specific transaction summaries, dry-run gas and balance summaries, extracted dry-run errors, decoded event fields, and coverage for the updated tool behavior.
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+ The package metadata is refreshed for the current SDK dependency set, and the package build uses `tsdown` dependency bundling for private Suigar workspace packages while keeping `@suigar/sdk` external as the published runtime SDK dependency.
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - Updated dependencies [4923f91]
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+ - Updated dependencies [802e082]
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+ - Updated dependencies [d597399]
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+ - Updated dependencies [d597399]
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+ - @suigar/sdk@2.0.0-beta.22
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  ## 0.1.1
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  ### Patch Changes
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  # `@suigar/mcp`
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- Lightweight reusable Suigar helpers for Sui casino flows.
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+ MCP server and MCP App for Suigar transaction workflows on Sui.
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- It includes:
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+ It provides:
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- - read helpers for Suigar config, game metadata, and configured currencies
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- - SDK-backed transaction builders for `coinflip`, `limbo`, `plinko`, `wheel`, `range`, and `pvp-coinflip`
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- - shared support metadata that marks available MCP tools and currently unsupported games
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- - beta-aligned partner attribution for supported on-chain builders
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- - an MCP stdio server entrypoint for tool-based usage
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- - build and dry-run support without private keys
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+ - SDK-backed tools for reading Suigar config and game metadata
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+ - unsigned transaction builders for standard Suigar games and PvP coinflip
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+ - `build`, `dry-run`, and `read-only` modes
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+ - a compact MCP App UI resource for compatible hosts
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+ - text and structured-content fallbacks for normal MCP clients
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- ## Defaults
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+ The package never signs or executes transactions.
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- - network defaults to `testnet`
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- - deployed package ids, supported coins, registries, and price info defaults come from `@suigar/sdk`
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- - config resolution still accepts existing `SUIGAR_*` and frontend `VITE_*` keys as overrides for repo/test workflows
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- - transaction building never signs or executes transactions
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- - `partner` follows the beta SDK model: pass it once per build input and do not set `metadata.partner` or `metadata.referrer` manually
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+ ## Install
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- The package reads either `SUIGAR_*` or `VITE_*` values.
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- - `SUIGAR_NETWORK` / `VITE_NETWORK`
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- - `SUIGAR_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_SUIGAR_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `COINFLIP_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_COINFLIP_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `PVP_COINFLIP_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_PVP_COINFLIP_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `PLINKO_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_PLINKO_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `LIMBO_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_LIMBO_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `RANGE_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_RANGE_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `WHEEL_PACKAGE_ID` / `VITE_WHEEL_PACKAGE_ID`
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- - `SUI_COIN_TYPE` / `VITE_SUI_COIN_TYPE`
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- ## Library usage
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+ ## Tools
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+ transaction tools.
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+ ## Modes
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+ - gas computation, storage, rebate, non-refundable storage fee, and net gas
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+ - balance changes as raw base units plus decimal-formatted display values
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+ - decoded event fields when available, including standard `BetResultEvent`
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