@talqing/mcp 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

package/SKILL.md

@@ -624,7 +624,11 @@ instead.
   `export default async function handler(input)`, where `input` is
   `{args, tooldata, userdata, system_vars, vars, secrets}`, and return an object.
   The sandbox has `console` and a guarded `fetch` for public http(s) URLs — no
-  Node APIs, no imports.
+  Node APIs, no imports. **That `fetch` is not how you call an API.** A plain
+  request/response call is an `http` operation: it costs no isolate, and the
+  person who owns this tool can read and edit it in the editor rather than
+  reading your TypeScript. Reach for `fetch` only for what `http` cannot say —
+  a second call that depends on the first, or a non-JSON response.
 
   That input object is the whole interface: a code operation has **no template
   syntax**. Write `input.system_vars.now`, never `{{system_vars.now}}` — braces
@@ -813,15 +817,14 @@ message, draft an opening line, pull a field out of a document.
   **not** read `{{system_vars.human_phone_number}}` / `.agent_phone_number` /
   `.direction` — there is no call.
 - **`llm`** — one model, with the same `fallback`, `reasoning_effort`,
-  `priority` and `builtin_tools` an agent's LLM has. There is no `stt`, `tts`,
-  `realtime`, `greeting`, `turn_handling`, `avatar`, `handoffs`, `recording`,
-  `analysis`, `kb_ids` or lifecycle hook — a task has nobody to hear, nobody to
-  greet, nothing to hand over and one turn to hook.
+  `priority` and `builtin_tools` an agent's LLM has. A provider tool runs inside
+  a step rather than as one, so it costs no steps and real seconds. There is no
+  `stt`, `tts`, `realtime`, `greeting`, `turn_handling`, `avatar`, `handoffs`,
+  `recording`, `analysis`, `kb_ids` or lifecycle hook — a task has nobody to
+  hear, nobody to greet, nothing to hand over and one turn to hook.
 - **`tools`** / **`mcps`** — exactly an agent's, attached by id or defined
-  inline. **A task never pins a tool version**: republishing a tool changes
-  every task that uses it, immediately, with no step in between. That is
-  defensible for a bounded job and would not be for a live call, which is why
-  agents pin and tasks do not.
+  inline, and pinned by publish exactly as an agent's are: republishing a tool
+  does not change a published task until that task is published again.
 - **`vars`** — the task's **inputs**, declared exactly as an agent's variables
   are: a `name`, a `description`, an optional `default` and `required`. A run
   supplies values by name; one it omits falls back to the `default`, and a
@@ -831,25 +834,39 @@ message, draft an opening line, pull a field out of a document.
   agent, whose key space is open.
 - **`output`** — a flat list of the fields the model must produce, each with a
   `name`, a `type` (`string`, `boolean`, `integer` or `number`) and a
-  `description`. At least one, at most 25. No arrays and no nested objects: a
-  task that wants to return five talking points returns one string containing
-  them.
+  `description`. At most 25, and at least one **to publish** — a draft may have
+  none. No arrays and no nested objects: a task that wants to return five
+  talking points returns one string containing them.
 - **`max_steps`** (default 25, max 50) — how many LLM → tools → LLM **rounds**
   the run may take. A round, not a tool call: four tools in one reply cost one
   step. This is the runaway-loop guard.
-- **`timeout_seconds`** (default 120, max 600) — the real time budget.
+- **`timeout_seconds`** (default 300, max 600) — the real time budget.
 
 A name may not appear in both `vars` and `output`: a run's inputs and its output
 are read side by side, so a collision would make one of the two unreachable.
 
-**There is no draft and no publish step.** One config, strict at save: an
-invalid one is refused with a 400 listing every problem and nothing is stored,
-so a task that exists can always run. An edit takes effect on the next run with
-nothing in between — there are no versions, so there is no earlier wording to go
-back to and nothing records which definition produced an earlier run.
-`create_task` and `update_task` also return **`warnings`**: the problems that
-are real but not fatal, such as a prompt reading a variable nothing declares.
-There is no publish screen to show them on, so read them where they are.
+### Draft, publish, versions
+
+**A task has the same lifecycle an agent has**, and the same four functions.
+`create_task` and `update_task` write the **draft**, checked only for what a
+half-written task can be judged on — so a task saves before it has a model key,
+a prompt or an output field, and the person can keep building. `publish_task`
+freezes that draft as an immutable version, pins every attached tool to the
+version live at that moment, and makes it what runs. `get_task_version` reads a
+frozen one back and `rollback_task_version` puts one back into production,
+replacing the draft.
+
+`validate_task` is the publish-grade check without the publish: a workspace API
+key for the model, at least one `output` field, the attached tools' operation
+trees, and the email batches already drafting with this task. Run it before
+`publish_task` — its `errors` are what a publish would refuse with, and its
+`warnings` (a prompt reading a variable nothing declares, a task with no prompt)
+are worth reporting but never block.
+
+**Build order:** create the draft → write the prompt, `vars` and `output` →
+`run_task` with `version: "draft"` to try it → fix → `validate_task` →
+`publish_task` **when the person asks you to**. Publishing is their call, not
+yours: it changes what every run and every live email batch does.
 
 ### The output tool
 
@@ -872,6 +889,11 @@ about what belongs there.
 their secrets, the MCP servers spend their credits, and the model spends their
 tokens. A task that books, charges or sends will do so.
 
+It runs the published version unless `version` says otherwise. Pass
+`version: "draft"` to try the unpublished config — that is the loop you build
+in, and it is refused with the publish errors when the draft does not hold
+together.
+
 The response is the whole run — `output`, a `trace` of every tool call and
 everything the model wrote (secrets redacted, long fields truncated and marked),
 `steps_used` against `max_steps`, the tokens each model spent and
@@ -897,9 +919,16 @@ problem it is:
   `no_output` precisely so nobody rewrites a prompt that was never the problem.
 - `timeout` — `timeout_seconds` elapsed.
 - `provider_error` — the model or an MCP server failed. Not yours to fix.
-- `configuration` — yours to tell them: a missing BYOK key, a deleted or
-  unpublished tool, an integration whose credential no longer resolves.
+- `configuration` — yours to tell them: a missing BYOK key, a tool version this
+  publish pinned that has since been deleted, an integration whose credential no
+  longer resolves.
 - `platform` — ours.
+- `canceled` — a deploy or restart stopped the run. A batch row is drafted again
+  automatically; a run started by hand is run again.
+
+Each run records `task_version` — which published definition ran it, and null
+for a `version: "draft"` run. That is what makes two runs either side of an edit
+tell apart.
 
 Task runs are **not** in the Observability charts, which are built on calls and
 conversations. `list_task_runs` is where a task's own history lives.
@@ -1031,9 +1060,11 @@ afterwards will not forgive us:
   opted in. This runs on *their* Resend account under *their* agreement.
 - **Nothing is sent that they have not reviewed and selected.** Creating a batch
   only drafts.
-- **Every row runs the task as it stands right now.** Editing it while a batch
-  is drafting changes every row generated after that moment, and there is no way
-  to get the old wording back.
+- **Every row runs the task's CURRENT PUBLISHED version**, re-read every pass, so
+  publishing mid-batch changes every row drafted after that moment. Which version
+  wrote which rows is on the batch as `drafted_versions`, and
+  `redraft_email_batch_recipients` with `selection: "stale_version"` is how the
+  older ones are rewritten.
 - **Talqing reports what it sent, not what landed.** Deliveries, bounces and
   spam complaints live in the Resend dashboard, and watching them there is how a
   sending domain survives.
@@ -1063,26 +1094,46 @@ no tokens spent. Flag blank cells in a required column before creating.
 
 ### Two jobs, and a human between them
 
-**Drafting** starts on `start_at` (or immediately), honours `calling_window` on
-the batch's `timezone`, runs `max_concurrency` rows at a time, and stops when
-the last row lands. Its `status` is about drafting and nothing else —
-`scheduled`, `drafting`, `paused`, `drafted`, `canceled`, `failed`. A `drafted`
-batch means *"the drafts are ready to review"*, never "finished": it says
-nothing about what has been sent.
-
-**Sending** is separate and only ever happens when a person asks.
-`send_email_batch_recipients` takes **at most 50 rows, named one by one**. There
-is no `selection` shorthand on it, no bulk endpoint, and there must not be one:
-a 5 000-row batch cannot leave the building without a hundred deliberate calls,
-each of which should follow reading the fifty drafts it covers. That friction is
-the only structural safeguard this feature has — **do not offer to work around
-it.** `skip`, `restore` and `retry` *do* take `selection: "all_eligible"`,
-because they are reversible and mailing strangers is not.
-
-Each send may override `from_email` / `from_name` / `reply_to` for that call
-alone; the batch's own default is unchanged. The Resend account itself is not
+**Drafting** starts on `start_at` (or immediately), runs `draft_concurrency` rows
+at a time with at least `draft_gap_seconds` between two starts, and stops when
+the last row lands. It has no business-hours window: nobody receives a draft. Its
+`status` is about drafting and nothing else — `scheduled`, `drafting`, `paused`,
+`drafted`, `canceled`, `failed`. A `drafted` batch means *"the drafts are ready
+to review"*, never "finished": it says nothing about what has been sent.
+
+**Sending** is separate, only ever happens when a person asks, and is its own
+row. `create_email_send` takes `recipient_ids` or `selection: "all_drafts"` and
+returns a **send** you can steer:
+
+- `start_at` schedules it, `window` (on its own `timezone`) holds it to business
+  hours, `send_gap_seconds` is the minimum wait between two emails (1 second to
+  1 hour) and `send_daily_cap` bounds how many may leave per local day. Anything
+  omitted comes from the batch.
+- `pause_email_send` stops on the next email; `resume_email_send` carries on.
+- `cancel_email_send` gives **every unsent row back as a draft**, ready for
+  another send. It is also the ONLY way to change what a scheduled send
+  contains: a send's rows are fixed when it is created, and there is no verb for
+  pulling rows out of one.
+- `get_email_send` carries `next_send_at`, which is how "waiting for Monday" is
+  told apart from "stuck", and covers a start time, a shut window and a spent
+  daily cap alike.
+
+**The safeguard here is a RATE, not a row count.** `send_daily_cap` (200 by
+default, per batch, `null` for uncapped) is what stands between a 5 000-row list
+and a sending domain nobody trusts again. Before creating a send, say how many
+emails it is and roughly how long it will take at the pace it has — and if the
+user asks to raise or remove the cap, say what it is for rather than just doing
+it.
+
+Each send may override `from_email` / `from_name` / `reply_to` for itself alone;
+the batch's own default is unchanged. The Resend account itself is not
 overridable — a different account is a different batch.
 
+Every email carries `List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:…?subject=unsubscribe>`, pointed
+at the send's `reply_to` or its `from_email`. There is no one-click unsubscribe
+and no suppression list, so an opt-out arrives as a reply in the tenant's own
+inbox and honouring it is theirs to do.
+
 ### Fixing rows
 
 `list_email_batch_recipients` returns each row's `columns` (the merged space),
@@ -1091,8 +1142,13 @@ null when it can. `patch_email_batch_recipient` edits cells: the edit is stored
 apart from what the model wrote, merged last, and an empty value clears it. That
 is the answer to a row whose task returned `null` for the address — type one in.
 
-`retry_email_batch_recipients` re-drafts rows whose drafting failed, and is the
-one action that revives a batch that already finished drafting.
+`redraft_email_batch_recipients` writes rows again from scratch and is the one
+action that revives a batch that already finished drafting. Its `selection` is
+`failed` (drafting failed), `stale_version` (an older published version of the
+task wrote them), `not_sent`, or `all` — which names every row it refuses.
+**Each redrafted row runs the task again and is billed again**, so say the row
+count before running `all`. A person's edited cells survive unless
+`clear_overrides` is set.
 
 **One address is mailed at most once per batch**, enforced when the row is
 claimed for sending: the second row settles `skipped` with
@@ -1101,12 +1157,18 @@ ours — Resend keeps one and auto-suppresses hard bounces and complaints.
 
 ### Watching it
 
-`get_email_batch` carries live counts, `failure_reason`, `next_draft_at` (which
-is how "waiting for Monday" is told apart from "stuck") and the drafting cost so
-far. A batch that stops itself did so after ten consecutive drafting failures,
-or on the first `configuration` failure (a deleted task, a field map an edit
-broke) or the first account-level send failure (a revoked key, an unverified
-domain) — because those will fail identically for every remaining row.
+`get_email_batch` carries live counts, `failure_reason`, `sent_today` (against
+`send_daily_cap`), `drafted_versions` and the drafting cost so far. A batch that
+stops itself did so after ten consecutive drafting failures, or on the first
+`configuration` failure — a deleted task, a field map an edit broke — because
+those will fail identically for every remaining row.
+
+**A send fails on its own, and never takes the batch with it.** Ten consecutive
+provider failures, or one account-level refusal (a revoked key, an unverified
+domain, an exhausted quota), stop that send and return its untouched rows to the
+review table as drafts. Fix the cause and create another send; the drafts are
+still there. In the other direction, pausing or cancelling the *batch* stops
+drafting and does not touch a send that is already scheduled or going out.
 
 ## Knowledge bases
 
@@ -1258,11 +1320,17 @@ and the final `userdata` usually name the cause.
   against rules you cannot check by reading a draft, so **never report a
   validation result you did not get back from the operation**, and never answer
   a request to validate by reasoning about the config instead of calling it.
+- **Fetch the shape before you call.** Your tools carry a name and a description
+  but not their arguments: `describe_function('name')` returns the argument
+  schema, and you call it before the first time you use a function. Ask for
+  everything a step needs in one go — these can be called side by side — and
+  once you have a shape it stays good for the rest of the conversation. Two
+  functions carry their own shape because they would otherwise be uncallable:
+  `describe_function` itself, and `describe_schema`.
 - **Do not invent fields.** Author tools and configs through the exact schemas
-  the operations declare. A field the schema does not have is rejected. An
-  argument whose description ends in `describe_schema('X')` carries a
-  placeholder instead of its shape — fetch it before writing one, never
-  reconstruct it from memory.
+  you fetched. A field the schema does not have is rejected, and an argument
+  whose description ends in `describe_schema('X')` carries a placeholder instead
+  of its type — fetch that too, never reconstruct it from memory.
 - **Say what the platform does not do.** Decline capabilities that do not exist
   yet rather than approximating them.
 

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 /**
  * Talqing MCP server.
  *
- * Serves the platform's agent-building operations to any MCP client and
+ * Serves the platform's agent-building functions to any MCP client and
  * executes each call against the Talqing API with a personal access token. The
  * tool list is `tools.json` and the instructions are `SKILL.md` — both generated
  * from the same source as our own CoPilot's tools and prompt, so an agent

package/dist/index.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 /**
  * Talqing MCP server.
  *
- * Serves the platform's agent-building operations to any MCP client and
+ * Serves the platform's agent-building functions to any MCP client and
  * executes each call against the Talqing API with a personal access token. The
  * tool list is `tools.json` and the instructions are `SKILL.md` — both generated
  * from the same source as our own CoPilot's tools and prompt, so an agent
@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ function required(name, hint) {
         throw new Error(`${name} is not set — ${hint}`);
     return value;
 }
-const BASE_URL = required("TALQING_BASE_URL", "set it to your Talqing API URL, e.g. https://api.your-talqing-host.com").replace(/\/+$/, "");
+const BASE_URL = required("TALQING_BASE_URL", "set it to your region's Talqing API URL, e.g. https://api.in.talqing.com").replace(/\/+$/, "");
 const API_KEY = required("TALQING_API_KEY", "create a personal access token in the dashboard under Organization → API Tokens");
-const { tools: operations } = JSON.parse(readPackageFile("tools.json"));
-const byName = new Map(operations.map((operation) => [operation.name, operation]));
+const { tools: functions } = JSON.parse(readPackageFile("tools.json"));
+const byName = new Map(functions.map((fn) => [fn.name, fn]));
 /* Read, not restated. A client shows this version when it reports the server it
    connected to, and a second copy of the number is one `npm version` away from
    being wrong. */
@@ -42,15 +42,15 @@ function instructions() {
     const end = markdown.indexOf("\n---", 3);
     return (markdown.startsWith("---") && end !== -1 ? markdown.slice(end + 4) : markdown).trim();
 }
-function describe(operation) {
+function describe(fn) {
     return {
-        name: operation.name,
-        description: `${operation.method} ${operation.path}\n\n${operation.description}`,
-        inputSchema: operation.parameters,
+        name: fn.name,
+        description: `${fn.method} ${fn.path}\n\n${fn.description}`,
+        inputSchema: fn.parameters,
         annotations: {
-            readOnlyHint: operation.read_only,
-            destructiveHint: operation.method === "DELETE",
-            idempotentHint: ["GET", "PUT", "DELETE"].includes(operation.method),
+            readOnlyHint: fn.read_only,
+            destructiveHint: fn.method === "DELETE",
+            idempotentHint: ["GET", "PUT", "DELETE"].includes(fn.method),
             openWorldHint: false,
         },
     };
@@ -60,9 +60,9 @@ function describe(operation) {
  * placeholders in the path are path parameters, `body` is the JSON body, and
  * everything else left over is a query parameter.
  */
-function requestFor(operation, args) {
+function requestFor(fn, args) {
     const remaining = { ...args };
-    const path = operation.path.replace(/\{([^}]+)\}/g, (_match, name) => {
+    const path = fn.path.replace(/\{([^}]+)\}/g, (_match, name) => {
         const value = remaining[name];
         if (value === undefined || value === null)
             throw new Error(`${name} is required`);
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ function requestFor(operation, args) {
     if (body !== undefined)
         headers["content-type"] = "application/json";
     return new Request(url, {
-        method: operation.method,
+        method: fn.method,
         headers,
         body: body === undefined ? undefined : JSON.stringify(body),
     });
@@ -92,12 +92,12 @@ function failure(message, errors = []) {
     };
 }
 async function call(name, args) {
-    const operation = byName.get(name);
-    if (!operation)
-        return failure(`unknown operation: ${name}`);
+    const fn = byName.get(name);
+    if (!fn)
+        return failure(`unknown function: ${name}`);
     let response;
     try {
-        response = await fetch(requestFor(operation, args));
+        response = await fetch(requestFor(fn, args));
     }
     catch (error) {
         // A bad argument (missing path parameter) and an unreachable API both land
@@ -107,14 +107,14 @@ async function call(name, args) {
     const text = await response.text();
     if (!response.ok) {
         // Errors already carry {detail: {message, errors}} — pass them through so
-        // one error shape reaches the model whichever operation failed.
+        // one error shape reaches the model whichever function failed.
         return { content: [{ type: "text", text: text || response.statusText }], isError: true };
     }
     return { content: [{ type: "text", text: text || "{}" }] };
 }
 const server = new Server({ name: "talqing", version: VERSION }, { capabilities: { tools: {} }, instructions: instructions() });
 server.setRequestHandler(ListToolsRequestSchema, async () => ({
-    tools: operations.map(describe),
+    tools: functions.map(describe),
 }));
 server.setRequestHandler(CallToolRequestSchema, async (request) => call(request.params.name, (request.params.arguments ?? {})));
 await server.connect(new StdioServerTransport());

package/dist/index.js.map

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   "description": "MCP server for building Talqing AI voice, video and text agents from Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "homepage": "https://talqing.com",