prism-mcp-server 20.21.2 → 20.21.3
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import { ddLog } from "../utils/ddLogger.js";
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import { stripThink } from "../utils/thinkStrip.js";
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import { passesQualityGate } from "../utils/qualityGate.js";
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import { passesClinicalQualityGate, formatClinicalSections, } from "../utils/clinicalQualityPolicy.js";
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import { applyDeterministicCodingRepairs, buildCodingRepairPrompt, passesCodingQualityGate, } from "../utils/codingQualityPolicy.js";
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import { checkInputSafety, checkOutputSafety } from "../utils/safetyGate.js";
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import { callLayer1 as defaultCallLayer1, classifyDeterministicLayer1, keywordBackstop, reservedCategory, MAX_CLASSIFIER_PROMPT_LENGTH } from "../utils/layer1.js";
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"For a FOLLOW-UP to an earlier prism_infer answer, pass the accepted prior turns as `messages` " +
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"(paid plans): without them the worker answers the follow-up from nothing and fabricates. " +
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"Every entitlement-resolved result reports `multi_turn` (your plan's caps) and `history_turns` (what was sent); " +
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"the crisis intercept reports only `history_turns`. "
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"the crisis intercept reports only `history_turns`. "
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"A behaviour-plan request also reports `clinical_sections` — how many required sections were found and which were not. That is a structural census, never a clinical endorsement: a section can be present and still be wrong, and a credentialed BCBA decides whether a plan is adequate. " +
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"History over the plan's caps is refused (history_over_plan_cap), never trimmed; a free plan " +
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"or a host with no portal is refused (multi_turn_not_in_plan). Hosts that compact large " +
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"schemas may drop parameter text, so the contract lives here.",
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if (gate.pass && mode === "code") {
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gate = passesCodingQualityGate(args.prompt, output);
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}
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// Clinical structural check runs in EVERY mode. A behaviour plan
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// arrives as chat as readily as code, and the mode a caller picked
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// must not decide whether clinical output is inspected. The gate
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// self-gates on the prompt, so it is a no-op for everything else.
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// A clinical reason does not match the repair loop's code_/python_
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// prefixes, so it escalates instead of being locally patched —
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// deliberate: a local model inventing a missing decision-rules
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// section produces plausible unratified clinical text.
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let clinicalSections;
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if (gate.pass) {
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const clinical = passesClinicalQualityGate(args.prompt, output);
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clinicalSections = clinical.sections;
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if (!clinical.pass)
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gate = { pass: false, reason: clinical.reason };
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}
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// Hard-truncation retry: the budget went on <think> and the answer
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// was cut mid-emission. Previously this only escalated to cloud, or
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// served the truncated text when no cloud was available — neither
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quality_gate_failed: gate.pass ? undefined : true,
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clinical_sections: clinicalSections,
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: { status: "degraded", reason: gate.reason, served_anyway: true },
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}
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/** The one-line header the host sees above the model output.
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*
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* Pure and exported so the reporting contract in PRISM_INFER_TOOL.description
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* ("every entitlement-resolved result reports multi_turn and history_turns")
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* is assertable without standing up Ollama.
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* Both fields were set on the result and written to the ledger for a release
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* before anything rendered them here, so the only way to learn what a call
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* carried was to open the SQLite ledger. An agent benchmarking multi-turn
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* sent no `messages` across three turns, saw nothing in the response saying
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* so, and published the resulting degradation as a model defect. */
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export function inferResponseHeader(result, memory) {
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const tokenStr = result.prompt_tokens != null || result.completion_tokens != null
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? ` tokens=${result.prompt_tokens ?? "?"}in/${result.completion_tokens ?? "?"}out`
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return (`[prism_infer] backend=${result.backend}` +
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` model=${result.model_picked ?? "n/a"}` +
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` plan=${result.plan ?? "unknown"}` +
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` free_ram=${result.ram_free_mb}MB` +
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` latency=${result.latency_ms}ms` +
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` used_cloud=${result.used_cloud}` +
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// What this call actually carried, on every response including zero.
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// A caller that meant to send history and did not must be able to see
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// that here; omitting the zero is what made the failure silent.
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(result.history_turns != null ? ` history_turns=${result.history_turns}` : "") +
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(result.multi_turn
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? ` multi_turn=${result.multi_turn.enabled
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? `${result.multi_turn.max_turns}/${result.multi_turn.max_chars}`
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// Raise-only: a count of the sections found, and the names of those that
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// were not. Never a pass/fail word — presence is not clinical soundness.
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(result.clinical_sections ? ` ${formatClinicalSections(result.clinical_sections)}` : "") +
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(result.quality_gate_failed ? ` quality_gate_failed=true` : "") +
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(result.gate_outcome && result.gate_outcome.status !== "success"
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? ` gate=${result.gate_outcome.status}${result.gate_outcome.reason ? `:${result.gate_outcome.reason}` : ""}`
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(result.entitlements_source && result.entitlements_source !== "portal"
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? ` ent_source=${result.entitlements_source}`
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(result.verification ? ` verify=${result.verification.action}` : "") +
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? ` route_guard=${result.route_guard.source}:${result.route_guard.action}` +
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(result.route_guard.reason ? `:${result.route_guard.reason}` : "")
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(memory ? ` memory=${memory.project}:${memory.depth}` : "") +
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(result.attempts.length ? ` attempts=${JSON.stringify(result.attempts)}` : ""));
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export async function prismInferHandler(args) {
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* Structural gate for clinical behaviour-analytic output.
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* The coding gate already proves the shape of this idea: a deterministic check
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* names a concrete defect, and the named reason drives what happens next.
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* Python has three static passes behind it. Clinical output had none, so a
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* The `bcba_ai_assistant` standard is that the checklist reports what is
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* present; a credentialed BCBA decides whether the plan is adequate.
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* all; that boundary is enforced upstream in the Layer 1 screen and is not
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* relaxed, widened or re-implemented here. This gate governs the routine
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* band that is already local-eligible: operational definitions,
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* measurement, antecedent strategies, caregiver training.
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* A failure is NOT auto-repaired. The coding repair loop re-prompts the same
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/** A full written plan was asked for — the whole section list applies. */
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const CLINICAL_PLAN_REQUEST_RE = /\b(bip\b|behavi(?:o|ou)r(?:al)?[ -](?:intervention|support|management)[ -]plan|behavi(?:o|ou)r plan|treatment plan|intervention plan)\b/i;
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const OPERATIONAL_DEFINITION_REQUEST_RE = /\boperational(?:ly)?[ -]?(?:defin\w*)|\bdefine the (?:target )?behaviou?r\b/i;
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const CLINICAL_CONTEXT_RE = /\b(aba\b|bcba\b|behaviou?r analyst|functional behaviou?r assessment|\bfba\b|\bbip\b|replacement behaviou?r|target behaviou?r|reinforcement schedule|\bfct\b|\bdro\b|\bdra\b|\bncr\b)/i;
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/** Ordered so the report reads the way a plan is written. */
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{ name: "operational_definition", pattern: /operational(?:ly)?[ -]?defin|\bdefinition\b[\s\S]{0,80}\b(observable|measurable)\b/i },
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{ name: "function_hypothesis", pattern: /\b(hypothesi[sz]ed function|function of the behaviou?r|maintained by|\ba-?b-?c\b|antecedent[\s\S]{0,40}consequence)\b/i },
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if (NEGATOR.test(lookback))
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continue; // "AAC access is never removed"
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return true;
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}
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return false;
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}
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/**
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* Raise-only structural check. `pass: true` means nothing was detected as
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* missing — it is not a clinical endorsement.
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*/
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export function passesClinicalQualityGate(prompt, output) {
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// An operational-definition request is clinical on its own: "write an
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// operational definition of elopement" names no ABA vocabulary the broad
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// pattern looks for, and was silently skipped before.
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const clinicalContext = CLINICAL_CONTEXT_RE.test(prompt)
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|| CLINICAL_PLAN_REQUEST_RE.test(prompt)
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|| OPERATIONAL_DEFINITION_REQUEST_RE.test(prompt);
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if (!clinicalContext)
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return { pass: true };
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if (aacRestrictedAsConsequence(output)) {
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return { pass: false, reason: "clinical_aac_restricted_as_consequence" };
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}
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if (OPERATIONAL_DEFINITION_REQUEST_RE.test(prompt)) {
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const hasExamples = /\bexamples?\b/i.test(output);
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const hasNonExamples = /\bnon-?examples?\b/i.test(output);
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if (!hasExamples || !hasNonExamples) {
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return { pass: false, reason: "clinical_operational_definition_incomplete" };
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}
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}
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if (!CLINICAL_PLAN_REQUEST_RE.test(prompt))
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return { pass: true };
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const missing = PLAN_SECTIONS.filter(s => !s.pattern.test(output)).map(s => s.name);
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const sections = {
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required: PLAN_SECTIONS.length,
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present: PLAN_SECTIONS.length - missing.length,
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missing,
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135
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+
};
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136
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+
// An incomplete plan REPORTS; it does not fail. Failing the gate rejects the
|
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137
|
+
// output, and when escalation is unavailable the caller receives nothing at
|
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138
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+
// all — measured in review: a 3-of-10 plan with cloud_fallback:true and an
|
|
139
|
+
// unreachable portal returned "no backend produced output". A draft labelled
|
|
140
|
+
// `clinical_sections=3/10 missing:...` is strictly more useful to a clinician
|
|
141
|
+
// than silence, and suppressing it contradicts the raise-only rule above.
|
|
142
|
+
//
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143
|
+
// The two findings ABOVE do fail, because they are defects rather than
|
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144
|
+
// incompleteness: AAC restricted as a consequence is a safety violation, and
|
|
145
|
+
// an operational definition without non-examples is wrong, not unfinished.
|
|
146
|
+
return { pass: true, sections };
|
|
147
|
+
}
|
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148
|
+
/** Compact, raise-only header fragment. Counts only — never a verdict word. */
|
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149
|
+
export function formatClinicalSections(s) {
|
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150
|
+
const base = `clinical_sections=${s.present}/${s.required}`;
|
|
151
|
+
return s.missing.length ? `${base} missing:${s.missing.join(",")}` : base;
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+
}
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package/package.json
CHANGED
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1
1
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{
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2
2
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"name": "prism-mcp-server",
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3
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-
"version": "20.21.
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3
|
+
"version": "20.21.3",
|
|
4
4
|
"mcpName": "io.github.dcostenco/prism-coder",
|
|
5
5
|
"description": "Persistent session memory for AI coding agents that never leaves your machine — including the on-device model that reasons over it. Restores your prior decisions, open TODOs, and changed files across sessions; adds associative recall of related past work, semantic drift detection, and local inference. Local-first by default. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.",
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6
6
|
"module": "index.ts",
|