This release adds 2 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.
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AI summaryUpdates Verification, @martinloop/mcp 0.3.6 Release Notes, and Why it matters across a mixed release.
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@martinloop/mcp 0.3.6 Release Notes
HTTP transport and mode-aware hosts
0.3.6 expands the standalone MCP package in two practical ways: it can now
serve a local HTTP endpoint for bridge-style setups, and agents can read the
current MartinLoop working mode before they decide how to proceed.
What's new
Local HTTP transport
Run the packaged server over HTTP when a local bridge or proxy needs an MCP
endpoint:
npx -y @martinloop/mcp --http --port 3033
stdio remains the default transport for direct host installs.
martin://agent/mode-status resource
Hosts can now read the active MartinLoop mode, whether it is inherited or
explicitly configured, and the exact commands that switch between auto,
plan, and edits.
Why it matters
- Bridge-style local integrations no longer need a custom wrapper just to
expose MartinLoop over HTTP. - Agents can see whether they should operate autonomously or pause for plan or
edit confirmations before they start spending budget.
Verification
- MCP package metadata,
server.json, and release notes aligned at0.3.6. - Discovery tests confirm the new
mode-statusresource is listed and
readable. - Server validation tests cover stdio compatibility plus the new HTTP startup
path.
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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.
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