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+ # Changelog
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+
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+ All notable changes to this project are documented here. The format follows
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+ [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/), and versions follow
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+ [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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+
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+ ## [Unreleased]
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+
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+ ## [0.2.0] - 2026-10-14
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+
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+ Audits real servers, and makes it practical to test your own. Adds audit
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+ targets for third-party servers, `mcpgt init`, a step-by-step guide with an
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+ example server, and a GitHub Action that fails CI on a VIOLATION. First
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+ release packaged for PyPI.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ Audit targets:
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+
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+ - Audit targets (`targets/<name>/target.toml`): servers with no expected
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+ verdicts, run with `mcpgt run <target> --audit`, which writes the full
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+ report and exits 0 whatever the verdicts.
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+ - Pinned sources: `mcpgt prepare <target>` fetches one git commit and builds
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+ it, the only step that uses the network. Every run verifies the checkout
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+ offline and records repository, commit, package, artifact digest and
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+ toolchain in provenance.
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+ - Node major-version pin for targets (`node = "24"`), enforced at build and
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+ run time; the binary used is recorded in provenance.
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+ - Sandboxed server processes for targets: no network (macOS `sandbox-exec`,
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+ Linux `unshare`), and on macOS no file writes outside the state directory.
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+ - JSON Lines support in the JSON adapter, with `partition_by` and `explode`.
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+ A directory adapter can observe the whole state directory and delegate
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+ nested files to other adapters.
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+ - Argument variants: several `[[tools]]` entries for one tool, each with a
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+ `variant` label and its own verdicts. `--tool` is repeatable and accepts
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+ `name[variant]`.
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+ - `--observe-concurrent`: observation-only concurrent attempts for tools
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+ without a falsifiable idempotence claim; verdicts are unchanged.
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+ - Reports carry each adapter's modelling decisions and notes under
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+ `definition.adapters`.
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+ - `targets/memory`: the reference memory server pinned at
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+ `modelcontextprotocol/servers@bbb701e`, with its reviewed audit in
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+ `results/memory-2026-10-14/`.
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+
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+ Testing your own server:
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+
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+ - `mcpgt init <dir> -- <server command>`: starts a server in the audit
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+ sandbox, lists its tools and writes a starting `target.toml`. It contains:
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+ - every tool, with its declared hints as comments;
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+ - argument placeholders from each tool's input schema;
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+ - `TODO(mcpgt)` placeholders for state locations, adapters, classification
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+ and masks, which are never guessed.
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+
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+ A definition with any `TODO(mcpgt)` value left refuses to load and lists
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+ each one.
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+ - `{target}` placeholder (the definition's directory) in commands and `env`.
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+ `{state}` is now also expanded in commands.
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+ - [docs/your-server.md](docs/your-server.md): testing your own server from
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+ install to report.
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+ - `examples/notes`: a small SQLite-backed server for the guide, with one
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+ deliberate annotation bug. Tests keep the guide's claims true.
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+
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+ CI:
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+
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+ - `--fail-on-violation`: `mcpgt run` exits 1 if any verdict is VIOLATION;
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+ `--audit` alone still exits 0.
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+ - A composite GitHub Action (`action.yml`) that audits a target, fails the
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+ job on any VIOLATION, and uploads the report as an artifact. CI runs it
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+ against `examples/notes` on Ubuntu and macOS. The guide warns that the
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+ user-namespace sysctl the Linux sandbox needs on Ubuntu 24.04 is for
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+ ephemeral GitHub-hosted runners only.
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+
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+ Packaging:
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+
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+ - Packaged for PyPI as `mcp-groundtruth`, installing the `mcpgt` command
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+ (also as `mcp-groundtruth`). A release workflow publishes version tags
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+ through PyPI trusted publishing after the full CI suite passes.
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+
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+ ### Changed
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+
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+ - The distribution is named `mcp-groundtruth` (was `mcpgt`, never
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+ published); the import package and command stay `mcpgt`.
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+ - Report schema `mcpgt.report/0.2`: adds `mode`, `kind`, and provenance
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+ `definition` and `runtime`.
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+ - Provenance records the Node binary's path relative to the working
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+ directory (for example `.mcpgt/toolchains/...`), or as `~/...` under the
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+ home directory, so published reports do not reveal the local directory
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+ layout.
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+ - README links are absolute, so they resolve on PyPI.
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+
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+ ## [0.1.0] - 2026-10-13
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+
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+ First release. Validates the harness against fixture servers with known
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+ ground truth; does not test third-party servers.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - Tri-state declared contracts (`TRUE` / `FALSE` / `ABSENT`) parsed from raw
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+ `tools/list` responses, with recorded parse anomalies for non-boolean,
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+ null, duplicated and misplaced hints.
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+ - JSON-RPC stdio client that keeps every response verbatim, follows
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+ `nextCursor`, routes concurrent requests and measures call timing.
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+ - Snapshot adapters for SQLite databases, directory trees and JSON document
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+ files, with coverage reporting and business / append-only / unclassified
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+ state classification.
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+ - Declared-only normalization of volatile fields, validated against the
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+ seeded state.
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+ - Reset verification, control sessions, and the test battery: sequential
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+ idempotence, concurrent idempotence (single-connection and two-process
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+ modes, one-sided), read-only and destructive.
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+ - Verdict engine with `PASS`, `VIOLATION`, `INCONCLUSIVE` and
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+ `NOT_APPLICABLE`, primary and secondary reasons, and declaration
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+ coherence checks.
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+ - Self-contained JSON reports with provenance, raw protocol data and
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+ per-verdict evidence; `mcpgt verify-reset`, `run` and `report` commands.
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+ - Eleven ground-truth fixture servers and an end-to-end ground-truth test.
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+ - Methodology documentation.
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+
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+ [Unreleased]: https://github.com/shreyasbhakta/mcp-groundtruth/compare/v0.2.0...HEAD
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+ [0.2.0]: https://github.com/shreyasbhakta/mcp-groundtruth/releases/tag/v0.2.0
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+ [0.1.0]: https://github.com/shreyasbhakta/mcp-groundtruth/releases/tag/v0.1.0
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+ # Contributor notes
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+
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+ ## Development environment
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+
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+ - Use `uv` for everything Python: `uv sync`, `uv run pytest`,
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+ `uv run ruff check .`, `uv run ruff format --check .`, `uv run mypy`.
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+ CI runs the same commands on Python 3.11 and 3.14.
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+ - **Never install, upgrade or remove system packages** (Homebrew, apt,
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+ global `npm -g` or global `pip`) as part of working on this project without
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+ the maintainer's explicit approval first. Package managers can upgrade or
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+ clean up unrelated software as a side effect.
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+ - **Keep toolchains project-local**, inside `.mcpgt/` (git-ignored). Example:
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+ Node 24 for audit targets lives in
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+ `.mcpgt/toolchains/node-v<version>-<platform>/`, downloaded from
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+ nodejs.org and checked against the published `SHASUMS256.txt` before use.
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+ Put it first on `PATH` for `mcpgt prepare` and `mcpgt run`.
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+ - Third-party target sources are fetched and built only by
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+ `mcpgt prepare`, into `.mcpgt/sources/`. Never edit files there: runs refuse
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+ a checkout with modified tracked files.
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+
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+ ## Changes to the harness
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+ - Every behavior change needs a test. For verdict logic, also check that a
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+ deliberately introduced bug is caught by the test suite.
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+ - Modelling decisions (masks, classification, explode, partitioning) are
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+ declared in fixture or target definitions, never inferred, and each comes
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+ with a `notes` explanation where it is not obvious.
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+ - Fixtures must record an expected verdict for every tool and implemented
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+ test; `tests/test_ground_truth.py` enforces this.
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+ ## Audit results
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+ - Audit reports in `runs/` are git-ignored. Nothing about a third-party
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+ server's results is committed, published or mentioned in documentation
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+ until it has been reviewed by hand against the raw evidence.
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+ - If a reviewed result shows a VIOLATION on someone else's server, disclose it
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+ to that server's maintainers before anything is made public.
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+ - Report over-declarations (behavior safer than declared) as
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+ over-declarations, never as violations.
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