@zereight/mcp-gitlab 2.1.52 → 2.1.53

package/README.ko.md

@@ -13,8 +13,6 @@
 
 **에이전트 워크플로우에 최적화된 GitLab MCP** — stdio, SSE, Streamable HTTP를 통해 프로젝트, 머지 리퀘스트, 이슈, 파이프라인, 위키, 릴리스, 마일스톤 등을 관리할 수 있습니다.
 
-동일한 서버가 [`@zereight/gitlab-mcp`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@zereight/gitlab-mcp) 이름으로도 배포됩니다 (npm 검색용 별칭).
-
 PAT, OAuth, 읽기 전용 모드, 동적 API URL, 원격 인증을 지원하며 VS Code, Claude, Cursor, Copilot 및 기타 MCP 클라이언트에서 사용할 수 있습니다.
 
 ### 왜 이 GitLab MCP를 사용하나요?
@@ -39,7 +37,7 @@ PAT, OAuth, 읽기 전용 모드, 동적 API URL, 원격 인증을 지원하며
 
 [전체 비교 →](./docs/comparison/community-gitlab-mcp-a.md)
 
-빠른 시작: 아래에서 Personal Access Token 또는 OAuth2 설정 중 하나를 선택하고 `@zereight/mcp-gitlab`(또는 `@zereight/gitlab-mcp`)을 설치한 뒤 MCP 클라이언트 설정에서 `zereight-mcp-gitlab`을 사용하세요.
+빠른 시작: 아래에서 Personal Access Token 또는 OAuth2 설정 중 하나를 선택하고 `@zereight/mcp-gitlab`을 설치한 뒤 MCP 클라이언트 설정에서 `zereight-mcp-gitlab`을 사용하세요.
 
 ### 클라이언트 설정 가이드
 
@@ -92,17 +90,15 @@ brew tap zereight/gitlab-mcp https://github.com/zereight/gitlab-mcp
 brew install zereight/gitlab-mcp/zereight-mcp-gitlab
 ```
 
-npm으로 설치할 수도 있습니다 (두 패키지명 모두 동일한 서버입니다):
+npm으로 설치할 수도 있습니다:
 
 ```shell
 npm install -g @zereight/mcp-gitlab
-# 또는
-npm install -g @zereight/gitlab-mcp
 ```
 
 예시는 기존 `mcp-gitlab`보다 충돌 가능성이 낮은 `zereight-mcp-gitlab` 별칭을 사용합니다. MCP 클라이언트가 찾지 못하면 `which zereight-mcp-gitlab`의 절대 경로를 사용하세요.
 
-전역 설치를 쓰지 않으려면 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.51`처럼 직전 안정 버전(문서가 권장하는 버전)으로 고정하세요. 항상 최신 버전을 원하면 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest`를 사용하세요. 새 버전이 나오면 서버가 시작 시 stderr로 알려줍니다(`GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true`로 비활성화 가능).
+전역 설치를 쓰지 않으려면 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.52`처럼 직전 안정 버전(문서가 권장하는 버전)으로 고정하세요. 항상 최신 버전을 원하면 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest`를 사용하세요. 새 버전이 나오면 서버가 시작 시 stderr로 알려줍니다(`GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true`로 비활성화 가능).
 
 #### CLI 인자 사용하기(환경 변수 문제가 있는 클라이언트용)
 

package/README.md

@@ -14,13 +14,11 @@
 
 **Agent-workflow-optimized GitLab MCP** — manage projects, merge requests, issues, pipelines, wiki, releases, tags, milestones, and more through stdio, SSE, and Streamable HTTP.
 
-Also published as [`@zereight/gitlab-mcp`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@zereight/gitlab-mcp) (search-friendly alias for the same server).
-
 Supports PAT, OAuth, read-only mode, dynamic API URLs, and remote authorization for VS Code, Claude, Cursor, Copilot, and other MCP clients.
 
 ### Why use this GitLab MCP?
 
-- **217 tools + `discover_tools`** — start with a small toolset; activate more at runtime without CQRS-style grouping
+- **229 tools + `discover_tools`** — start with a small toolset; activate more at runtime without CQRS-style grouping
 - **MR 2-step review** — `list_merge_request_changed_files` → batched `get_merge_request_file_diff`
 - **Agent Skill built in** — workflow guidance in `skills/gitlab-mcp/`
 - **Flexible auth** — Personal Access Token, local OAuth2 browser flow, MCP OAuth proxy, and per-request remote authorization
@@ -33,14 +31,14 @@ Supports PAT, OAuth, read-only mode, dynamic API URLs, and remote authorization
 | | @zereight/mcp-gitlab | GitLab MCP A (community CQRS-style) |
 |---|----------------------|-------------------------------------|
 | **Best for** | AI agent workflows | Enterprise multi-instance / grouped tools |
-| **Tool model** | ~217 granular tools + `discover_tools` | ~50–60 grouped `browse_*` / `manage_*` tools |
+| **Tool model** | ~229 granular tools + `discover_tools` | ~50–60 grouped `browse_*` / `manage_*` tools |
 | **MR review** | 2-step batched diff | Varies |
 | **Node.js** | >=18 | Often >=24 |
 | **License** | MIT | Varies |
 
 [Full comparison →](./docs/comparison/community-gitlab-mcp-a.md)
 
-Quick start: choose either Personal Access Token or OAuth2 setup below, install `@zereight/mcp-gitlab` (or `@zereight/gitlab-mcp`), and use `zereight-mcp-gitlab` in your MCP client configuration.
+Quick start: choose either Personal Access Token or OAuth2 setup below, install `@zereight/mcp-gitlab`, and use `zereight-mcp-gitlab` in your MCP client configuration.
 
 ### Client Setup Guides
 
@@ -93,17 +91,15 @@ brew tap zereight/gitlab-mcp https://github.com/zereight/gitlab-mcp
 brew install zereight/gitlab-mcp/zereight-mcp-gitlab
 ```
 
-Or with npm (either package name installs the same server):
+Or with npm:
 
 ```shell
 npm install -g @zereight/mcp-gitlab
-# or
-npm install -g @zereight/gitlab-mcp
 ```
 
 The examples use `zereight-mcp-gitlab`, a less collision-prone alias for the legacy `mcp-gitlab` binary. If your MCP client cannot find it, use the absolute path from `which zereight-mcp-gitlab`.
 
-No global install? Pin `npx` to the previous stable release (the version these docs recommend), for example `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.51`. If you always want the newest release, use `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest` instead. The server prints a notice to stderr on startup when a newer version is available (disable with `GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true`).
+No global install? Pin `npx` to the previous stable release (the version these docs recommend), for example `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.52`. If you always want the newest release, use `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest` instead. The server prints a notice to stderr on startup when a newer version is available (disable with `GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true`).
 
 #### Using CLI Arguments (for clients with env var issues)
 
@@ -694,100 +690,113 @@ Register the skill directory in your AI client to get optimal tool usage guidanc
 121. `create_pipeline` - Create a new pipeline for a branch or tag
 122. `retry_pipeline` - Retry a failed or canceled pipeline
 123. `cancel_pipeline` - Cancel a running pipeline
-124. `play_pipeline_job` - Run a manual pipeline job
-125. `retry_pipeline_job` - Retry a failed or canceled pipeline job
-126. `cancel_pipeline_job` - Cancel a running pipeline job
-127. `list_job_artifacts` - List artifact files in a job's artifacts archive. Returns file names, paths, types, and sizes
-128. `download_job_artifacts` - Download the entire artifact archive (zip) for a job to a local path. Returns the saved file path
-129. `get_job_artifact_file` - Get the content of a single file from a job's artifacts by its path within the archive
-130. `list_merge_requests` - List merge requests globally or in a specific GitLab project with filtering options (project_id is now optional)
-131. `list_milestones` - List milestones in a GitLab project with filtering options
-132. `get_milestone` - Get details of a specific milestone
-133. `create_milestone` - Create a new milestone in a GitLab project
-134. `edit_milestone` - Edit an existing milestone in a GitLab project
-135. `delete_milestone` - Delete a milestone from a GitLab project
-136. `get_milestone_issue` - Get issues associated with a specific milestone
-137. `get_milestone_merge_requests` - Get merge requests associated with a specific milestone
-138. `promote_milestone` - Promote a milestone to the next stage
-139. `get_milestone_burndown_events` - Get burndown events for a specific milestone
-140. `list_group_milestones` - List milestones in a GitLab group with filtering options
-141. `get_group_milestone` - Get details of a specific group milestone
-142. `create_group_milestone` - Create a new milestone in a GitLab group
-143. `edit_group_milestone` - Edit an existing group milestone
-144. `delete_group_milestone` - Delete a milestone from a GitLab group
-145. `get_group_milestone_issue` - Get issues associated with a specific group milestone
-146. `get_group_milestone_merge_requests` - Get merge requests associated with a specific group milestone
-147. `get_group_milestone_burndown_events` - Get burndown events for a specific group milestone
-148. `get_users` - Get GitLab user details by usernames
-149. `get_user` - Get user details by ID
-150. `whoami` - Get current authenticated user details
-151. `list_commits` - List repository commits with filtering options
-152. `get_commit` - Get details of a specific commit
-153. `get_commit_diff` - Get changes/diffs of a specific commit
-154. `get_file_blame` - Get git blame for a file at a given ref. Each entry maps a contiguous range of source lines to the commit that last changed them (id, author, authored_date, message). Use range_start/range_end to limit blame to specific lines.
-155. `list_commit_statuses` - List statuses for a specific commit
-156. `create_commit_status` - Create or update the status of a specific commit
-157. `list_group_iterations` - List group iterations with filtering options
-158. `upload_markdown` - Upload a file to a GitLab project for use in markdown content
-159. `download_attachment` - Download an uploaded file from a GitLab project by secret and filename
-160. `health_check` - Verify server status and authentication; when authenticated, reports GitLab instance version from `/api/v4/version` (`version`, `revision`, `enterprise`)
-161. `list_events` - List all events for the currently authenticated user
-162. `get_project_events` - List all visible events for a specified project
-163. `list_releases` - List all releases for a project
-164. `get_release` - Get a release by tag name
-165. `create_release` - Create a new release in a GitLab project
-166. `update_release` - Update an existing release in a GitLab project
-167. `delete_release` - Delete a release from a GitLab project (does not delete the associated tag)
-168. `create_release_evidence` - Create release evidence for an existing release (GitLab Premium/Ultimate only)
-169. `download_release_asset` - Download a release asset file by direct asset path
-170. `list_tags` - List repository tags with filtering and pagination support
-171. `get_tag` - Get details of a specific repository tag
-172. `create_tag` - Create a new tag in the repository
-173. `delete_tag` - Delete a tag from the repository
-174. `get_tag_signature` - Get the signature of a signed tag
-175. `get_work_item` - Get a single work item with full details including status, hierarchy (parent/children), type, labels, assignees, and all widgets
-176. `list_work_items` - List work items in a project with filters (type, state, search, assignees, labels). Returns items with status and hierarchy info
-177. `create_work_item` - Create a new work item (issue, task, incident, test_case, epic, key_result, objective, requirement, ticket). Supports setting title, description, labels, assignees, weight, parent, health status, start/due dates, milestone, and confidentiality
-178. `update_work_item` - Update a work item. Can modify title, description, labels, assignees, weight, state, status, parent hierarchy, children, health status, start/due dates, milestone, confidentiality, linked items, and custom fields
-179. `convert_work_item_type` - Convert a work item to a different type (e.g. issue to task, task to incident)
-180. `list_work_item_statuses` - List available statuses for a work item type in a project. Requires GitLab Premium/Ultimate with configurable statuses
-181. `list_custom_field_definitions` - List available custom field definitions for a work item type in a project. Returns field names, types, and IDs needed for setting custom fields via update_work_item
-182. `move_work_item` - Move a work item (issue, task, etc.) to a different project. Uses GitLab GraphQL issueMove mutation
-183. `list_work_item_notes` - List notes and discussions on a work item. Returns threaded discussions with author, body, timestamps, and system/internal flags
-184. `create_work_item_note` - Add a note/comment to a work item. Supports Markdown, internal notes, and threaded replies
-185. `list_work_item_emoji_reactions` - List all emoji reactions on a work item
-186. `list_work_item_note_emoji_reactions` - List all emoji reactions on a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
-187. `create_work_item_emoji_reaction` - Add an emoji reaction to a work item (e.g. thumbsup, rocket, eyes)
-188. `delete_work_item_emoji_reaction` - Remove an emoji reaction from a work item
-189. `create_work_item_note_emoji_reaction` - Add an emoji reaction to a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
-190. `delete_work_item_note_emoji_reaction` - Remove an emoji reaction from a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
-191. `get_timeline_events` - List timeline events for an incident. Returns chronological events with notes, timestamps, and tags
-192. `create_timeline_event` - Create a timeline event on an incident. Supports tags: 'Start time', 'End time', 'Impact detected', 'Response initiated', 'Impact mitigated', 'Cause identified'
-193. `list_webhooks` - List all configured webhooks for a GitLab project or group. Provide either project_id or group_id
-194. `list_webhook_events` - List recent webhook events (past 7 days) for a project or group webhook. Use summary mode for overview, then get_webhook_event for full details
-195. `get_webhook_event` - Get full details of a specific webhook event by ID, including request/response payloads
-196. `search_code` - Search for code across all projects on the GitLab instance (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
-197. `search_project_code` - Search for code within a specific GitLab project (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
-198. `search_group_code` - Search for code within a specific GitLab group (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
-199. `list_project_variables` - List CI/CD variables for a project with optional environment scope filter
-200. `get_project_variable` - Get a single CI/CD variable from a project by key, with optional environment scope filter
-201. `create_project_variable` - Create a new CI/CD variable in a project
-202. `update_project_variable` - Update an existing CI/CD variable in a project, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
-203. `delete_project_variable` - Delete a CI/CD variable from a project, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
-204. `list_group_variables` - List CI/CD variables for a group with optional environment scope filter
-205. `get_group_variable` - Get a single CI/CD variable from a group by key, with optional environment scope filter
-206. `create_group_variable` - Create a new CI/CD variable in a group
-207. `update_group_variable` - Update an existing CI/CD variable in a group, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
-208. `delete_group_variable` - Delete a CI/CD variable from a group, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
-209. `get_dependency_proxy_settings` - Get dependency proxy settings for a group (enabled status, blob count, total size, image prefix, TTL policy)
-210. `update_dependency_proxy_settings` - Update dependency proxy settings for a group (enable/disable, credentials for authenticated Docker Hub pulls)
-211. `list_dependency_proxy_blobs` - List cached dependency proxy blobs for a group with cursor-based pagination
-212. `purge_dependency_proxy_cache` - Schedule purge of all cached dependency proxy blobs for a group
-213. `list_project_vulnerabilities` - List vulnerabilities for a project with optional state, severity, and report type filters (GraphQL-backed, cursor pagination)
-214. `get_vulnerability` - Get full details of a specific vulnerability
-215. `dismiss_vulnerability` - Dismiss a vulnerability with a reason (acceptable_risk, false_positive, used_in_tests, mitigating_control, not_applicable) and optional comment
-216. `confirm_vulnerability` - Confirm a vulnerability as a real finding requiring remediation
-217. `discover_tools` - Discover and activate additional tool categories for this session. Available categories: merge_requests, issues, repositories, branches, projects, labels, ci, groups, pipelines, milestones, wiki, releases, tags, users, workitems, webhooks, search, variables, dependency_proxy, vulnerabilities. Already-active categories are listed in the response.
+124. `list_pipeline_schedules` - List pipeline schedules in a project, optionally filtered to active or inactive
+125. `get_pipeline_schedule` - Get details of a specific pipeline schedule, including its variables and last pipeline
+126. `list_pipeline_schedule_pipelines` - List the pipelines that a pipeline schedule has triggered
+127. `create_pipeline_schedule` - Create a new pipeline schedule for a branch or tag
+128. `update_pipeline_schedule` - Update an existing pipeline schedule
+129. `delete_pipeline_schedule` - Delete a pipeline schedule
+130. `play_pipeline_schedule` - Run a pipeline schedule immediately, without changing its next scheduled run
+131. `take_ownership_pipeline_schedule` - Take ownership of a pipeline schedule
+132. `get_pipeline_schedule_variable` - Get a single variable of a pipeline schedule
+133. `create_pipeline_schedule_variable` - Create a variable for a pipeline schedule
+134. `update_pipeline_schedule_variable` - Update a variable of a pipeline schedule
+135. `delete_pipeline_schedule_variable` - Delete a variable from a pipeline schedule
+136. `play_pipeline_job` - Run a manual pipeline job
+137. `retry_pipeline_job` - Retry a failed or canceled pipeline job
+138. `cancel_pipeline_job` - Cancel a running pipeline job
+139. `list_job_artifacts` - List artifact files in a job's artifacts archive. Returns file names, paths, types, and sizes
+140. `download_job_artifacts` - Download the entire artifact archive (zip) for a job to a local path. Returns the saved file path
+141. `get_job_artifact_file` - Get the content of a single file from a job's artifacts by its path within the archive
+142. `list_merge_requests` - List merge requests globally or in a specific GitLab project with filtering options (project_id is now optional)
+143. `list_group_merge_requests` - List merge requests across all projects of a group and its subgroups with filtering options
+144. `list_milestones` - List milestones in a GitLab project with filtering options
+145. `get_milestone` - Get details of a specific milestone
+146. `create_milestone` - Create a new milestone in a GitLab project
+147. `edit_milestone` - Edit an existing milestone in a GitLab project
+148. `delete_milestone` - Delete a milestone from a GitLab project
+149. `get_milestone_issue` - Get issues associated with a specific milestone
+150. `get_milestone_merge_requests` - Get merge requests associated with a specific milestone
+151. `promote_milestone` - Promote a milestone to the next stage
+152. `get_milestone_burndown_events` - Get burndown events for a specific milestone
+153. `list_group_milestones` - List milestones in a GitLab group with filtering options
+154. `get_group_milestone` - Get details of a specific group milestone
+155. `create_group_milestone` - Create a new milestone in a GitLab group
+156. `edit_group_milestone` - Edit an existing group milestone
+157. `delete_group_milestone` - Delete a milestone from a GitLab group
+158. `get_group_milestone_issue` - Get issues associated with a specific group milestone
+159. `get_group_milestone_merge_requests` - Get merge requests associated with a specific group milestone
+160. `get_group_milestone_burndown_events` - Get burndown events for a specific group milestone
+161. `get_users` - Get GitLab user details by usernames
+162. `get_user` - Get user details by ID
+163. `whoami` - Get current authenticated user details
+164. `list_commits` - List repository commits with filtering options
+165. `get_commit` - Get details of a specific commit
+166. `get_commit_diff` - Get changes/diffs of a specific commit
+167. `get_file_blame` - Get git blame for a file at a given ref. Each entry maps a contiguous range of source lines to the commit that last changed them (id, author, authored_date, message). Use range_start/range_end to limit blame to specific lines.
+168. `list_commit_statuses` - List statuses for a specific commit
+169. `create_commit_status` - Create or update the status of a specific commit
+170. `list_group_iterations` - List group iterations with filtering options
+171. `upload_markdown` - Upload a file to a GitLab project for use in markdown content
+172. `download_attachment` - Download an uploaded file from a GitLab project by secret and filename
+173. `health_check` - Verify server status and authentication; when authenticated, reports GitLab instance version from `/api/v4/version` (`version`, `revision`, `enterprise`)
+174. `list_events` - List all events for the currently authenticated user
+175. `get_project_events` - List all visible events for a specified project
+176. `list_releases` - List all releases for a project
+177. `get_release` - Get a release by tag name
+178. `create_release` - Create a new release in a GitLab project
+179. `update_release` - Update an existing release in a GitLab project
+180. `delete_release` - Delete a release from a GitLab project (does not delete the associated tag)
+181. `create_release_evidence` - Create release evidence for an existing release (GitLab Premium/Ultimate only)
+182. `download_release_asset` - Download a release asset file by direct asset path
+183. `list_tags` - List repository tags with filtering and pagination support
+184. `get_tag` - Get details of a specific repository tag
+185. `create_tag` - Create a new tag in the repository
+186. `delete_tag` - Delete a tag from the repository
+187. `get_tag_signature` - Get the signature of a signed tag
+188. `get_work_item` - Get a single work item with full details including status, hierarchy (parent/children), type, labels, assignees, and all widgets
+189. `list_work_items` - List work items in a project with filters (type, state, search, assignees, labels). Returns items with status and hierarchy info
+190. `create_work_item` - Create a new work item (issue, task, incident, test_case, epic, key_result, objective, requirement, ticket). Supports setting title, description, labels, assignees, weight, parent, health status, start/due dates, milestone, and confidentiality
+191. `update_work_item` - Update a work item. Can modify title, description, labels, assignees, weight, state, status, parent hierarchy, children, health status, start/due dates, milestone, confidentiality, linked items, and custom fields
+192. `convert_work_item_type` - Convert a work item to a different type (e.g. issue to task, task to incident)
+193. `list_work_item_statuses` - List available statuses for a work item type in a project. Requires GitLab Premium/Ultimate with configurable statuses
+194. `list_custom_field_definitions` - List available custom field definitions for a work item type in a project. Returns field names, types, and IDs needed for setting custom fields via update_work_item
+195. `move_work_item` - Move a work item (issue, task, etc.) to a different project. Uses GitLab GraphQL issueMove mutation
+196. `list_work_item_notes` - List notes and discussions on a work item. Returns threaded discussions with author, body, timestamps, and system/internal flags
+197. `create_work_item_note` - Add a note/comment to a work item. Supports Markdown, internal notes, and threaded replies
+198. `list_work_item_emoji_reactions` - List all emoji reactions on a work item
+199. `list_work_item_note_emoji_reactions` - List all emoji reactions on a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
+200. `create_work_item_emoji_reaction` - Add an emoji reaction to a work item (e.g. thumbsup, rocket, eyes)
+201. `delete_work_item_emoji_reaction` - Remove an emoji reaction from a work item
+202. `create_work_item_note_emoji_reaction` - Add an emoji reaction to a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
+203. `delete_work_item_note_emoji_reaction` - Remove an emoji reaction from a work item note (comment, thread, or thread reply)
+204. `get_timeline_events` - List timeline events for an incident. Returns chronological events with notes, timestamps, and tags
+205. `create_timeline_event` - Create a timeline event on an incident. Supports tags: 'Start time', 'End time', 'Impact detected', 'Response initiated', 'Impact mitigated', 'Cause identified'
+206. `list_webhooks` - List all configured webhooks for a GitLab project or group. Provide either project_id or group_id
+207. `list_webhook_events` - List recent webhook events (past 7 days) for a project or group webhook. Use summary mode for overview, then get_webhook_event for full details
+208. `get_webhook_event` - Get full details of a specific webhook event by ID, including request/response payloads
+209. `search_code` - Search for code across all projects on the GitLab instance (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
+210. `search_project_code` - Search for code within a specific GitLab project (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
+211. `search_group_code` - Search for code within a specific GitLab group (requires advanced search or exact code search to be enabled)
+212. `list_project_variables` - List CI/CD variables for a project with optional environment scope filter
+213. `get_project_variable` - Get a single CI/CD variable from a project by key, with optional environment scope filter
+214. `create_project_variable` - Create a new CI/CD variable in a project
+215. `update_project_variable` - Update an existing CI/CD variable in a project, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
+216. `delete_project_variable` - Delete a CI/CD variable from a project, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
+217. `list_group_variables` - List CI/CD variables for a group with optional environment scope filter
+218. `get_group_variable` - Get a single CI/CD variable from a group by key, with optional environment scope filter
+219. `create_group_variable` - Create a new CI/CD variable in a group
+220. `update_group_variable` - Update an existing CI/CD variable in a group, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
+221. `delete_group_variable` - Delete a CI/CD variable from a group, with optional filter to disambiguate by environment scope
+222. `get_dependency_proxy_settings` - Get dependency proxy settings for a group (enabled status, blob count, total size, image prefix, TTL policy)
+223. `update_dependency_proxy_settings` - Update dependency proxy settings for a group (enable/disable, credentials for authenticated Docker Hub pulls)
+224. `list_dependency_proxy_blobs` - List cached dependency proxy blobs for a group with cursor-based pagination
+225. `purge_dependency_proxy_cache` - Schedule purge of all cached dependency proxy blobs for a group
+226. `list_project_vulnerabilities` - List vulnerabilities for a project with optional state, severity, and report type filters (GraphQL-backed, cursor pagination)
+227. `get_vulnerability` - Get full details of a specific vulnerability
+228. `dismiss_vulnerability` - Dismiss a vulnerability with a reason (acceptable_risk, false_positive, used_in_tests, mitigating_control, not_applicable) and optional comment
+229. `confirm_vulnerability` - Confirm a vulnerability as a real finding requiring remediation
+230. `discover_tools` - Discover and activate additional tool categories for this session. Available categories: merge_requests, issues, repositories, branches, projects, labels, ci, groups, pipelines, milestones, wiki, releases, tags, users, workitems, webhooks, search, variables, dependency_proxy, vulnerabilities. Already-active categories are listed in the response.
 
 <!-- TOOLS-END -->
 

package/README.zh-CN.md

@@ -13,8 +13,6 @@
 
 **面向 AI 代理工作流优化的 GitLab MCP** — 可通过 stdio、SSE 和 Streamable HTTP 管理项目、合并请求、议题、流水线、Wiki、发布、里程碑等。
 
-同一服务器也以 [`@zereight/gitlab-mcp`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@zereight/gitlab-mcp) 名称发布（便于 npm 搜索的别名）。
-
 支持 PAT、OAuth、只读模式、动态 API URL 和远程授权，可用于 VS Code、Claude、Cursor、Copilot 以及其他 MCP 客户端。
 
 ### 为什么使用这个 GitLab MCP？
@@ -39,7 +37,7 @@
 
 [完整对比 →](./docs/comparison/community-gitlab-mcp-a.md)
 
-快速开始：在下面选择 Personal Access Token 或 OAuth2 设置，安装 `@zereight/mcp-gitlab`（或 `@zereight/gitlab-mcp`），并在 MCP 客户端配置中使用 `zereight-mcp-gitlab`。
+快速开始：在下面选择 Personal Access Token 或 OAuth2 设置，安装 `@zereight/mcp-gitlab`，并在 MCP 客户端配置中使用 `zereight-mcp-gitlab`。
 
 ### 客户端设置指南
 
@@ -92,17 +90,15 @@ brew tap zereight/gitlab-mcp https://github.com/zereight/gitlab-mcp
 brew install zereight/gitlab-mcp/zereight-mcp-gitlab
 ```
 
-也可以使用 npm 安装（两个包名安装的是同一服务器）：
+也可以使用 npm 安装：
 
 ```shell
 npm install -g @zereight/mcp-gitlab
-# 或
-npm install -g @zereight/gitlab-mcp
 ```
 
 示例使用 `zereight-mcp-gitlab`，这是比旧的 `mcp-gitlab` 更不容易冲突的别名。如果 MCP 客户端找不到它，请使用 `which zereight-mcp-gitlab` 输出的绝对路径。
 
-如果不想全局安装，请将 `npx` 固定到上一个稳定版本（即文档推荐的版本），例如 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.51`。如果始终想使用最新版本，请改用 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest`。有新版本发布时，服务器会在启动时通过 stderr 提示（可用 `GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true` 关闭）。
+如果不想全局安装，请将 `npx` 固定到上一个稳定版本（即文档推荐的版本），例如 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@2.1.52`。如果始终想使用最新版本，请改用 `npx -y @zereight/mcp-gitlab@latest`。有新版本发布时，服务器会在启动时通过 stderr 提示（可用 `GITLAB_DISABLE_VERSION_CHECK=true` 关闭）。
 
 #### 使用 CLI 参数（适用于环境变量有问题的客户端）