Keesan12/Martin-Loop

vmcp-v0.3.4 scope: mcp Feature

This release adds 4 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

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Topics

agent-runtime ai-agent-runtime ai-coding-agents ai-control-plane ai-governance ai-safety

+13 more

audit-trail budget-enforcement claude-code codex coding-agents control-plane governed-runtime llmops mcp model-context-protocol observability policy-as-code rollback

Summary

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Rewrote the npm README to document cost problem, all tools and resources, and add host‑specific install commands.

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What Changed

Rewrote the npm README from scratch. The old README was internal release tracking. The new one leads with the problem and evidence:

Opens with the cost problem: a $28 overshoot on a $1.50 budget
Documents all 21 MCP tools and 11 resources
Speaks to both technical evaluators and operators
Includes install commands for every supported host

Also aligned the MCP package version with the published version line.

Install

npx -y @martinloop/mcp

Or add to your MCP host config:

martin-loop mcp install --host claude
martin-loop mcp install --host codex
martin-loop mcp install --host gemini

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Earlier breaking changes

vmcp-v0.1.3 martin_status uses oneOf for selector exclusivity, latest as const.
vmcp-v0.1.3 maxIterations and maxTokens modeled as integers in tool schemas.
vmcp-v0.1.3 Tool schemas enforce additionalProperties: false on public contracts.
vmcp-v0.1.3 Packaged artifacts now require and ship server.json alongside package.json.