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Summary
AI summaryHuman‑in‑the‑loop approval failures are now diagnosable, audited, and resilient to stale broker descriptors.
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Toolport v1.5.1
A focused safety and gateway-control patch release. The headline fix is the human-in-the-loop approval path: approval failures are now diagnosable, audited, and resilient to stale broker descriptors instead of collapsing into a vague timeout.
Installers are attached for Windows, macOS Intel, macOS Apple Silicon, and Linux. Existing desktop installs can update through the in-app updater once this release is published.
Added
- Grouped discovery mode.
CONDUIT_DISCOVERY=groupednow advertises the lazy meta-tools plus onehelp_<server>browse tool per connected server, giving weaker/local models an enumerable middle ground between the tiny lazy surface and the full catalog. - Per-registry discovery mode. Discovery mode can now be stored in the registry (
lazy,grouped, orfull) instead of only being controlled by a process env var. - MCP request cancellation forwarding. The gateway now proxies cancellation signals down to the active downstream request path, so canceled client work can stop instead of continuing pointlessly in the background.
- HIL decision audit records. Approval decisions now record the gate reason, decision kind, held duration, and a canonical
argsHashwithout storing raw arguments.
Changed
- HIL approval failures are legible. A dead or stale approval broker is reported as
unreachable, distinct from a human timeout, and the gateway re-reads the broker descriptor once to self-heal the common app-restart/rebound-port race. - Lazy search recall improved. Added dispute/chargeback and token/tokenize synonym coverage, improving the local recall fixture from 87% to 96% at 10.
Fixed
- Packaged Windows gateways escape MSIX filesystem virtualization. The app and gateway now agree on the same real data directory, avoiding stale registry and approval files from Windows app-container redirection.
- Several high-severity audit findings were closed. The pass tightened external URL opening, catalog/import handling, and content-defense scanning, including a result-side evasion found during the app audit.
- Release hygiene. Version metadata now targets
1.5.1, and local.claude/session artifacts are ignored so they cannot drift into release commits.
Full changelog: https://github.com/tsouth89/toolport/compare/v1.5.0...v1.5.1
Security Fixes
- Closed several high‑severity audit findings tightening external URL opening, catalog/import handling, and content‑defense scanning
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