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  1. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/PKG-INFO +405 -0
  2. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/README.md +387 -0
  3. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/__init__.py +0 -1
  4. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/__init__.py +1 -0
  5. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/auth.py +49 -0
  6. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/commands.py +242 -0
  7. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/output.py +70 -0
  8. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/target.py +117 -0
  9. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/tuning.py +247 -0
  10. healthcloud_cli-3.2.0/healthcloud_cli/ams/ui.py +54 -0
  11. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/cli.py +45 -18
  12. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/context.py +9 -9
  13. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/contracts/mcp-tools.manifest.json +7 -100
  14. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/manifest.py +9 -5
  15. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/output.py +2 -1
  16. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/params.py +4 -8
  17. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/pyproject.toml +4 -3
  18. healthcloud_cli-3.1.1/PKG-INFO +0 -244
  19. healthcloud_cli-3.1.1/README.md +0 -227
  20. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/.gitignore +0 -0
  21. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/hatch_build.py +0 -0
  22. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/contracts/__init__.py +0 -0
  23. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/main.py +0 -0
  24. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/healthcloud_cli/util.py +0 -0
  25. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/scripts/__init__.py +0 -0
  26. {healthcloud_cli-3.1.1 → healthcloud_cli-3.2.0}/scripts/bundle_manifest.py +0 -0
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: healthcloud-cli
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+ Version: 3.2.0
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+ Summary: Command-line interface for the HealthCloud MCP gateway, generated from the shared MCP tool manifest.
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/healthcloudservices/healthcloud-services/issues
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/healthcloudservices/healthcloud-services
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+ Author: Healthcheck Systems Inc
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+ License-Expression: MIT
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+ Keywords: cli,health-cloud,healthcare,healthcloud,mcp
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.14
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+ Requires-Dist: click>=8.1
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+ Requires-Dist: healthcloud-sdk>=0.9.0
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+ Requires-Dist: healthcloud-tenantadmin>=1.1.1
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=9.0.3; extra == 'dev'
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+ Requires-Dist: respx>=0.21; extra == 'dev'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # healthcloud-cli
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+
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+ Requires **Python 3.14 or newer**.
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+
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+ `hc` provides the HealthCloud MCP gateway and bounded deployed AMS administration.
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+ The `hc mcp` subtree has exactly one subcommand per
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+ MCP tool -- generated dynamically at startup from a shared manifest across
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+ audiences such as `patient`, `fieldagent`, `ehr`, `vitals`, `diagnostics`,
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+ `appointments`, `graph`, `person`, `provider`, `tenantadmin`, `connectors`,
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+ and `telehealth`. Run `hc mcp tools list` to see the exact, current set for
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+ your installed version. Nothing here is hand-written per tool: the same
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+ manifest also drives the sibling NPM CLI (`@healthcloud CLI` in
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+ `packages/cli/npm`), so command names match exactly between the two.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install healthcloud-cli
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+ ```
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+
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+ This installs the `hc` console script plus its dependency, the
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+ [`healthcloud-sdk`](../../pip) package, which does the actual HTTP/JSON-RPC
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+ work against the MCP gateway.
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+
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+ ## Local development
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+
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+ Use uv 0.12.5 and Python 3.14. The package's uv source override installs the
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+ SDK checkout in editable mode; its committed lock includes the test and build
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+ tools. Released package consumers can still use pip.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ cd packages/cli/pip
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+ uv lock --check
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+ uv sync --frozen --extra dev
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+ uv run --frozen --extra dev python -m pytest
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+ uv run --frozen hc --help
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+ uv run --frozen hc mcp tools list --audience patient
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+ uv run --frozen hc mcp patient get-patient --help
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+ ```
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+
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+ The bundled tool manifest (`healthcloud_cli/contracts/mcp-tools.manifest.json`)
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+ is a copy of `packages/cli/contracts/mcp-tools.manifest.json`. Re-sync it
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+ after pulling manifest changes with:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ python scripts/bundle_manifest.py
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+ ```
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+
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+ This also runs automatically as a hatchling build hook whenever you `python
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+ -m build`, so a built wheel/sdist is always self-contained and never depends
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+ on a relative path outside the installed package.
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+
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+ ## Authentication & configuration
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+
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+ Every command accepts these global options (place them before the `mcp`
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+ subcommand):
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+
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+ | Flag | Env var | Meaning |
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+ |-------------------|--------------------|-----------------------------------------------|
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+ | `--access-token` | `HC_ACCESS_TOKEN` | Bearer token sent to the MCP gateway |
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+ | `--base-url` | `HC_MCP_BASE_URL` | Override the MCP gateway base URL |
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+ | `--profile` | `HC_PROFILE` | Named profile (see below) |
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+ | `--output` | -- | `pretty` (default) \| `json` \| `raw` |
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+ | `--raw` | -- | Shortcut for `--output raw` |
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+ | `--verbose` | -- | Print request diagnostics to stderr |
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+
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+ Precedence, highest wins: **explicit CLI flag > environment variable >
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+ profile file value > built-in default** (`environment` defaults to `"dev"`;
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+ `accessToken`/`baseUrl` default to unset). The resolved access token is never
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+ written to logs, generated files, or test snapshots.
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+
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+ ### Optional profile file
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+
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+ `~/.healthcloud/cli/profiles.json`:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "dev-mia": {
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+ "baseUrl": "https://dev-api-mcp.health.cloud",
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+ "accessToken": "eyJ...",
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+ "environment": "dev"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ A missing profiles file is not an error -- profiles are entirely optional. If
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+ `--profile`/`HC_PROFILE` names a profile and the file (or that entry) is
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+ missing, `hc` exits with a clear usage error rather than silently ignoring
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+ it.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # get-patient is self-service — the patient is resolved from the access
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+ # token, so no --patient-id flag exists.
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+ hc --profile dev-mia mcp patient get-patient
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Listing and inspecting tools
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Local (bundled manifest, no network call)
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+ hc mcp tools list
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+ hc mcp tools list --audience patient
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+
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+ # Live gateway (requires --audience)
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+ hc mcp tools list --audience patient --remote
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+
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+ # Full manifest entry for one tool (description, inputSchema, method/path)
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+ hc mcp tools show patient add_insurance --output json
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Calling a tool
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+
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+ Every manifest tool is its own subcommand, grouped by audience:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ hc mcp patient get-patient
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+ hc mcp appointments book-appointment --patient-id patient-123 --slot-id slot-456
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+
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+ # Every Diagnostics tool takes an explicit --patient-id — providers and
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+ # field agents legitimately look up or record diagnostics for a patient
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+ # other than themselves. When the caller holds a patient token, the backend
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+ # enforces server-side that --patient-id must be their own (403 otherwise).
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+ hc mcp diagnostics create-rapid-test --patient-id patient-123 --test-type covid-19 --result negative
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+ ```
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+
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+ Run `--help` on any generated command to see its real manifest description
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+ and arguments:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ hc mcp patient get-patient --help
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Argument flags
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+
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+ - **Primitive properties** (`string`/`number`/`integer`/`boolean`) become a
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+ normal flag in kebab-case, e.g. `patient_id` -> `--patient-id`.
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+ - `enum` values are validated; invalid values are rejected before any
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+ network call.
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+ - `minimum`/`maximum`/`exclusiveMinimum`/`exclusiveMaximum` are enforced
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+ the same way.
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+ - Boolean properties are a tri-state flag pair: `--flag/--no-flag`.
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+ Passing neither leaves the value unset (falls back to the manifest
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+ default or an `--input`/`--stdin` value, if any); passing one sets it
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+ explicitly to `true`/`false`.
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+ - **Object/array properties are never flattened.** They get a single
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+ `--<prop>-json` flag that takes a raw JSON string, e.g.:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # create-medication is self-service — no --patient-id flag; the patient is
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+ # resolved server-side from the access token.
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+ hc mcp patient create-medication \
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+ --name "Metformin" \
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+ --dosage-json '{"value":10,"unit":"mg","frequency":"once_daily"}'
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+ ```
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+ - Path parameters (from `{placeholders}` in the tool's HTTP path) are always
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+ required, in addition to whatever `inputSchema.required` lists.
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+
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+ ### Bulk input: `--input` / `--stdin`
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ hc mcp appointments book-appointment --input request.json
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+ cat request.json | hc mcp appointments book-appointment --stdin
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+ ```
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+
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+ `--input <file>` and `--stdin` both supply a *base* JSON object of
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+ arguments. `--input` and `--stdin` cannot be combined. Merge precedence
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+ (highest wins): **manifest defaults < `--input`/`--stdin` object < explicit
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+ flags** -- i.e. an explicit flag you actually pass always overrides the same
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+ key coming from a file or stdin, which in turn overrides the schema default.
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+
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+ After merging, the final object is validated against the tool's
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+ `inputSchema` (required fields present, correct types, enum membership,
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+ numeric bounds). Any validation failure prints a clear message to stderr and
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+ exits **2**, without making a network call.
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+
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+ ### `hc mcp call` -- generic escape hatch
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+
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+ `hc mcp call` dispatches to any MCP tool by its exact snake_case tool name --
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+ including one not yet present in the bundled manifest (the tool name itself
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+ is never validated against the manifest, it's just forwarded):
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # get_patient is self-service and takes no arguments — {} is a complete,
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+ # valid call.
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+ hc mcp call patient get_patient --input '{}'
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+ hc mcp call patient get_patient --input-file request.json
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+ cat request.json | hc mcp call patient get_patient --stdin
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+ ```
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+
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+ Note the deliberate inconsistency versus named commands: here `--input` takes
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+ an inline JSON **value**, not a file path -- use `--input-file` for a file.
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+ Exactly one of `--input` / `--input-file` / `--stdin` may be given (or none,
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+ meaning `{}`).
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+
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+ ## Output modes
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+
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+ The MCP tool-call result is `{ content: [{type:"text", text: "..."}],
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+ is_error: bool }` from the JSON-RPC response's `.result`, or the JSON-RPC
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+ `.error` object if the gateway returned one.
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+
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+ - **`pretty`** (default): if `content[0].text` parses as JSON, pretty-prints
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+ the parsed value; otherwise prints the raw text. On a JSON-RPC error,
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+ prints `error.message` (and `error.code` with `--verbose`) to stderr.
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+ - **`json`**: prints the tool result's parsed JSON (or raw text if
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+ unparseable) to stdout, with no envelope.
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+ - **`raw`**: prints the complete JSON-RPC envelope (`id`, `jsonrpc`,
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+ `result`, `error`) as returned by the gateway.
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+
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+ Diagnostics and `--verbose` logs always go to stderr -- stdout stays
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+ pipeable in every mode.
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+
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+ ## Exit codes
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+
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+ | Code | Meaning |
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+ |------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------|
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+ | `0` | Success |
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+ | `2` | Local input validation failure (bad JSON, missing required field, invalid enum/number, `--input`+`--stdin` both given, unknown option) -- no network call made |
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+ | `3` | HTTP/network failure talking to the MCP gateway |
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+ | `4` | JSON-RPC error response (`.error` is not `None`) |
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+ | `5` | MCP tool result reported `is_error: true` |
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+
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+ ## Building
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv lock --check
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+ uv run --frozen python -m build --no-isolation
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+ uv run --frozen python -m zipfile -l dist/*.whl # confirm the bundled manifest is included
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Deployed AMS administration (source checkout)
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+
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+ The reviewed AMS administration SDK is not published yet. Use this checkout's
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+ editable SDK and tenant-admin sources; no released SDK version is claimed to
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+ contain `ams_admin`. An installed SDK missing that capability is refused before
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+ login. Ordinary MCP commands keep their existing behavior.
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+
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+ Prepare ignored SDK build READMEs from tracked inputs, then install the locked
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+ editable packages (the CLI README itself is tracked):
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ node tooling/docs-compiler/prepare-package-readmes.mjs
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+ cd packages/cli/pip
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+ uv sync --frozen --extra dev
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --help
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+ ```
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+
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+ Bootstrap candidate IDs with the public SDK discovery endpoint. Both flags are
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+ required; no MCP defaults, admin login, or automatic candidate selection are used:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams discover --environment dev --tenant-id TENANT_ID
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+ ```
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+
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+ Every other command requires an explicit local, non-secret target JSON file.
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+ Only the canonical HTTPS AMS origin for that environment is accepted; custom
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+ origins require separately verified support. Target and nested qualification keys
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+ are strict. Unknown/unavailable qualification may be represented by omitted
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+ records or empty qualification `{}` for inspection/UI, but blocks planning.
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+
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+ The following is a **schema example**, not evidence of deployed CareCo eligibility.
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+ Replace its assertions only after an operator has established the corresponding
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+ proof. `deployed_build` and `proof_ref` are references, never credentials:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "schema_version": 1,
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+ "environment": "dev",
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+ "tenant_id": "TENANT_ID",
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+ "agent_id": "EXPLICIT_SELECTED_AGENT_ID",
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+ "api_origin": "https://dev-amsservices.health.cloud",
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+ "qualification": {
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+ "runtime": {"source": "OPERATOR_VERIFIED_RUNTIME", "proof_ref": "RUNTIME_PROOF"},
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+ "instructions": {"source": "agent.instructions", "proof_ref": "INSTRUCTION_SOURCE_PROOF"},
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+ "greetings": {"source": "agent.greetings", "proof_ref": "GREETING_SOURCE_PROOF"},
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+ "backend_model_context": {
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+ "deployed_build": "OPERATOR_VERIFIED_DEPLOYED_REVISION",
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+ "config_version": 7,
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+ "proof_ref": "FULL_INPUT_AND_WRITER_COVERAGE_REVIEW_PROOF",
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+ "current_build_confirmed": true,
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+ "fresh_session": true,
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+ "no_attachments_or_history": true,
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+ "full_inputs_approved": true,
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+ "change_path_without_logs": true
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Qualification is an operator assertion with evidence, never authorization.
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+ Server-side tenant-admin authorization remains mandatory. No current-build API is
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+ established: the CLI cannot automatically detect an unreported deployment, verify
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+ actual runtime consumption, attest deployed all-writer coverage, or audit model
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+ inputs. A changed/unavailable build or agent configuration invalidates the review;
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+ the operator must refresh the record. The recorded config version must equal the
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+ inspected version before planning/apply/restore.
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+ `full_inputs_approved` means an operator approved non-sensitive **full planner and
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+ reviewer inputs**, including custom_tools, catalogs, all agent fields, and all other
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+ server context. Output projection does not sanitize server-side model context.
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+ `change_path_without_logs` requires evidence that the exact deterministic modify
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+ request uses the change path, avoiding the direct-answer branch's recent logs.
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+ Unknown effective sources and file-backed/ignored instructions block tuning.
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+ Before `plan`, `apply` or selected-field `restore`, the operator must review evidence
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+ that the actual serving build includes **all writer version coverage**: ordinary
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+ agent updates and startup/migration repair writers advance `config_version`
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+ atomically with their changes, and tuning apply uses transactional compare-and-set
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+ against the expected version. Bind this coverage evidence and the full-input
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+ review together in the existing `qualification.backend_model_context.proof_ref`
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+ review bundle for its `deployed_build`, inspected `config_version` and
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+ `current_build_confirmed` assertion. AMS source prerequisites
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+ [#488](https://github.com/healthcloudservices/healthcloud-ams-services/pull/488) and
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+ [#497](https://github.com/healthcloudservices/healthcloud-ams-services/pull/497)
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+ are evidence leads; source tests, PR merges, or a numeric `config_version` alone
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+ cannot prove coverage in the serving build. If deployed identity or any writer's
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+ coverage is unknown, or a writer still bypasses version advancement, stop
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+ `plan`/`apply`/`restore`; bounded read-only inspection/UI may continue under their
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+ existing limits. Refresh this evidence after a changed/unknown build or agent
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+ configuration and recheck it before apply and selected-field restore. This is an
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+ operator prerequisite: the current CLI does not automatically attest deployment
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+ or all-writer coverage, and the record adds no server authorization boundary.
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+
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+ Credentials enter only through `HC_AMS_ADMIN_EMAIL` and `HC_AMS_ADMIN_PASSWORD`
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+ in the current process, intended for composition with the existing
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+ `onepassword-env` wrapper. Each invocation logs in through `HCTenantAdminSDK`;
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+ tokens remain private in memory. There is no token cache, fallback identity,
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+ secret argument, resolved env file, or browser credential bridge. Root MCP
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+ `--access-token`, `--base-url`, their environment equivalents, and token/base-URL
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+ profiles are refused for AMS. Root profile environment values do not select AMS.
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+ ```bash
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json inspect
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json inspect --out PRIVATE_INSPECTION.json
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json plan --changes-file PRIVATE_CHANGES.json --out PRIVATE_RECEIPT.json
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json show --receipt PRIVATE_RECEIPT.json --out PRIVATE_DIFF.json
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json apply --receipt PRIVATE_RECEIPT.json --confirm-plan-hash DISPLAYED_HASH
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json restore --receipt PRIVATE_RECEIPT.json --out PRIVATE_RESTORE_RECEIPT.json
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+ uv run --frozen hc ams --target-file TARGET.json ui --repo EXISTING_AMS_WORKTREE
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+ ```
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+ Changes JSON accepts only nonempty subsets of `instructions` (string) and
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+ `greetings` (language-key to string map). Input changes/receipts must be regular,
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+ owner-only files (for example create under `umask 077`). Outputs use exclusive
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+ 0600 creation and refuse overwrite/symlinks; failed operations remove unfinished
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+ outputs. No whole-agent snapshot is saved. Free text appears only in explicitly
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+ requested private files for human review before any AI use. Default output in
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+ pretty/json/verbose modes contains bounded metadata and hashes; AMS refuses raw.
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+ The planner receives `Update the agent configuration to exactly these field
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+ values: ` followed by sorted, compact requested JSON. Extra fields, files,
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+ validation errors, warnings/skipped references, blocking or unknown review
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+ findings, and approximate wording are refused. Each immutable field change must
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+ include `before` and exact `after` values so a modified receipt cannot redefine a
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+ restore. A server plan omitting `before` cannot safely support this workflow;
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+ review/replan rather than synthesizing server provenance. `show`/`apply` reload the
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+ immutable backend plan/hash. Before apply, recheck the deployed coverage and
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+ full-input qualification above. Apply requires the displayed hash, matching
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+ version and selected before-values, and sends `confirm=True` once. HTTP 401/403
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+ and 409 never trigger identity fallback or mutation replay.
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+ On transport failure, apply records an unknown outcome and reconciles through GET
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+ plan/agent without retrying the mutation. Confirmed saves require applied status,
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+ selected-field readback and exactly the next config version. The current public
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+ response omits publication_status: **saved/readback confirmed is reported separately
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+ from publication unknown and runtime unverified**, with nonzero exit status for
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+ complete success. `publish_failed` is reported separately. Do not replay a saved
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+ apply to resolve publication. A fresh invocation refuses an already consumed plan.
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+ Restore creates a new reviewed plan from only the selected fields' authoritative
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+ before-values against the latest config version. Unrelated edits are preserved;
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+ a current same-field mismatch blocks restore. There is no force restore. Refresh
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+ operator qualification, including deployed all-writer coverage and full-input
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+ evidence, for the latest build/version first, then review the new
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+ restore receipt with `show` and confirm its new hash with `apply`.
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+ UI launch validates the existing `test-client-ui/package.json` Vite script,
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+ refuses lifecycle hooks, and invokes `npm run dev -- --host 127.0.0.1` by argv
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+ with `shell=False`. It installs nothing and launches no backend. The allowlisted
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+ child environment includes toolchain essentials plus only these public target
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+ variables: `VITE_API_URL`, `VITE_HEALTHCLOUD_ENVIRONMENT`, `VITE_TUNING_TENANT_ID`,
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+ `VITE_TUNING_AGENT_ID`. Injected HC/OP credentials and other VITE/NODE/NPM options
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+ are excluded. It prints `/app/agents/{agent_id}`; browser login remains separate.
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+ The supplied existing worktree and its local frontend configuration remain
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+ operator-controlled.
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+
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+ AMS failures exit nonzero with safe categories, never backend exception bodies.
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+ In particular, apply may exit nonzero after a confirmed save because publication
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+ is unknown: inspect the emitted outcome before any next action.