@triedotdev/mcp 1.0.37 → 1.0.38

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  **Customizable Parallel Agents for AI Code Review**
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- 20 specialized agents scan your code for security, privacy, compliance, and bugs—all running in parallel with intelligent caching and real-time streaming.
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+ Specialized agents scan your code for security, privacy, compliance, and bugs—all running in parallel with intelligent caching and real-time streaming.
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  ## Why Trie
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- I like Claude Code Skills, but I found myself wanting more control. Trie keeps one code-first harness (registry + triager) across MCP, CLI, and CI, so the same agents and policies run everywhere—no shuffling separate .md skills per tool. It can turn my docs (PDF/TXT/MD/RTF) into agents (ingests, compresses, builds prompts, saves to `.trie/agents/`), lets me version and test them in TypeScript/JSON with identical behavior locally and in CI, and triager logs show which agents ran and why—no implicit routing. Trie is for people who want to build and govern their own agents with source-controlled prompts and transparent routing.
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+ Trie is purpose-built for the last mile of shipping AI-generated code.
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+ The last mile of shipping is where things break—not because your code doesn't work, but because the context you captured while building doesn't travel with you. Trie fixes that. One registry and triager runs identically in Cursor, Claude Code, the CLI, and GitHub Actions—master files that every surface can see, not scattered configs you forget to sync. Ingest your compliance docs, style guides, or internal policies (PDF/TXT/MD/RTF) and Trie compresses them into enforceable agents saved to `.trie/agents/`. Version them in TypeScript, test them locally, deploy them to CI with identical behavior. Triager logs show exactly which agents fired and why—no black-box routing. Built for people who need signal that their AI-generated code is reliable and right for the context they've captured, while they're still building.
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  ## What's New (latest updates)
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- - **Legal Agent v2.0**: Complete rewrite, now the most comprehensive legal compliance agent for app development. Covers 21 categories: open source licensing (GPL/AGPL/MIT), Terms of Service, API terms compliance, intellectual property, ADA/WCAG accessibility, GDPR/CCPA data protection, e-commerce/PCI, CAN-SPAM/TCPA marketing, COPPA child safety, export controls, DMCA, and more.
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- - **Design Engineer v2.0**: Complete rewrite with 5-layer design intelligence architecture, AI slop detection (surface hierarchy, neon colors, purple overuse), verified token systems from Radix/Tailwind, WCAG contrast validation and domain-specific recommendations for fitness, fintech, ecommerce, and more.
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+ - **Health Score Triaging**: Your health score (0-100) now actively controls what agents run. Below 50%? All agents run automatically. Agents that found issues before get boosted priority in future scans.
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+ - **Moneybags Agent**: Estimates dollar cost of bugs using IBM/NIST research. Costs scale with your user count—use `--users 10000` to match your scale (default: 250 users).
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+ - **Production Ready Agent**: Production gate that checks for health endpoints, graceful shutdown, connection pooling, security headers, rate limiting, and monitoring. Get a ship/no-ship verdict before every deploy.
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  - [MCP Tools](#mcp-tools)
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  - [CLI](#cli)
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  - [Built-in Agents](#built-in-agents)
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+ - [Moneybags Agent (v1.1)](#moneybags-agent-v11)
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  - [Legal Agent (v2.0)](#legal-agent-v20)
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  - [Design Engineer (v2.0)](#design-engineer-v20)
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  - [Special Agents](#special-agents)
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  - [AI-Enhanced Mode](#ai-enhanced-mode)
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  - [CI/CD Integration](#cicd-integration)
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  - [VS Code Extension](#vs-code-extension)
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+ - [Agent Context System](#agent-context-system)
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+ - [Production Shipping](#production-shipping)
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  - [Configuration](#configuration)
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  - [License](#license)
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  | Feature | Description |
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- | **20 Built-in Agents** | Security, Privacy, SOC 2, Legal, Architecture, Performance, E2E, Visual QA, Data Flow, and more |
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+ | **22 Built-in Agents** | Security, Privacy, SOC 2, Legal, Architecture, Performance, E2E, Visual QA, Data Flow, Moneybags, Production Ready, and more |
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  | **Parallel Execution** | True parallel execution with worker threads—3-5x faster scans |
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  | **Result Caching** | File-based caching with SHA256 hashing—70% faster repeated scans |
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  | **Smart Triaging** | Only activates relevant agents based on code context |
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  ## Quick Start
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- ### Install
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+ ### Step 1: Install Node.js (if you don't have it)
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+ Trie requires Node.js. Check if you have it by opening Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (Windows):
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+ If you see a version number (like `v18.0.0`), skip to Step 2. If not:
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+ - **Mac**: Download from [nodejs.org](https://nodejs.org) or run `brew install node`
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+ - **Windows**: Download from [nodejs.org](https://nodejs.org)
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+ ### Step 2: Set Up Trie in Your AI Coding Tool
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+ <summary><strong>Cursor (click to expand)</strong></summary>
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+ 1. Open Cursor
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+ 2. Press `Cmd+Shift+P` (Mac) or `Ctrl+Shift+P` (Windows)
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+ 3. Type "settings" and select **Cursor Settings**
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+ 4. Click **MCP** in the left sidebar
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+ 6. Paste this configuration:
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  ```
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+ </details>
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+ <summary><strong>Claude Code (click to expand)</strong></summary>
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+ 1. Open Claude Code
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- Trie works with any MCP-compatible AI tool (OpenCode, Windsurf, etc.). Configure your tool to run:
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+ <summary><strong>Other AI Tools (Windsurf, OpenCode, etc.)</strong></summary>
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+ Most MCP-compatible tools have a settings page for MCP servers. Add:
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+ - **Command**: `npx`
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+ - **Arguments**: `@triedotdev/mcp`
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+ ### Step 3: Run Your First Scan
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+ Open your project in Cursor or Claude Code and type in the chat:
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+ ```
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+ Trie will:
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+ 1. Analyze your entire codebase
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+ 2. Pick the right checks based on what your code does (payments, auth, user data, etc.)
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+ 3. Show you a prioritized list of issues
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+ **Example output:**
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+ ### Step 4: Fix Issues
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+ ```
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- - `trie` / `/trie` with `{ action: "<agent>", files?: [] }` runs one agent (e.g., `security`, `ux`, `soc2`, `agent_smith`).
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+ ## Your Ongoing Workflow
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+ Once set up, here's how to use Trie day-to-day.
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+ ### How Trie Remembers Your Project
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+ **You don't have to remember anything.** Trie automatically tracks:
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+ | What Trie Remembers | Why It Matters |
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+ | Last scan results | AI knows what issues exist without re-scanning |
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+ | **Health score (0-100)** | Controls what agents run (see below) |
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+ | Which files have issues | AI focuses on problem areas first |
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+ | What type of code you have | Runs the right checks (payments, auth, etc.) automatically |
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+ | Scan history | See if issues are getting better or worse |
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+ - ✅ Cursor remembers between sessions
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+ **Where it's stored:** A file called `.trie/AGENTS.md` in your project. You can look at it anytime to see your project's health status.
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+ ### Health Score: The Priority System
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+ | **50-79** | Cautious mode: Agents that found issues before run again automatically |
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+ | **Below 50** | Full scan mode: ALL agents run regardless of context |
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+ **How it works across tools:**
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+ | Quick fix in Cursor | Might skip security check | Knows security found issues → runs it |
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+ | Switch to Claude Code | Starts fresh, no context | Picks up your 56% health, stays vigilant |
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+ | Push to GitHub | Generic checks | Focused on your known problem areas |
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+ | "Run security scan" | Login/password handling, data exposure, hack vulnerabilities | Prevents your app from being hacked |
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+ | "Run privacy scan" | User data handling, GDPR/CCPA compliance | Avoids fines up to $10,000+ per violation |
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+ | "Run bugs scan" | Logic errors, edge cases, crash points | Prevents app crashes for users |
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+ | "Run performance scan" | Slow queries, memory leaks, scaling issues | App stays fast with 1000+ users |
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+ ### Quick Production Check
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+ ```bash
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+ # Full production readiness scan
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+ trie scan --agents security,privacy,bugs,performance --fail-on serious
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+
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+ # Or via MCP
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+ trie_scan with agents: ["security", "privacy", "bugs", "performance"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### What It Covers
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+
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+ | Area | What's Checked |
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+ |------|----------------|
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+ | **Security Hardening** | SQL injection, XSS, auth bypass, secrets, dependencies |
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+ | **Scalability** | Connection pooling, stateless design, N+1 queries |
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+ | **Architecture** | Circular dependencies, god classes, coupling |
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+ | **Reliability** | Error handling, health checks, timeouts |
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+ | **Revenue Protection** | Payment security, data compliance, business logic |
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+
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+ ### CI/CD Gate
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+ Add to your workflow:
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+ ```yaml
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+ - uses: triedotdev/trie-action@v1
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+ with:
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+ agents: security,privacy,bugs,performance,architecture
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+ fail-on: serious
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+ upload-sarif: true
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+ ```
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+ ---
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  ## Configuration
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