v0.4.3 - Fix add_server headers in stdio transport

Bug Fix

Fixed missing headers parameter in the add_server tool when using the stdio transport (server-stdio.ts).

PR #2 added headers support to server.ts but the stdio entry point was not updated, meaning custom headers could not be passed when adding MCP servers via stdio transport.

Changes

• Add headers to inputSchema in server-stdio.ts
• Pass headers to sessionManager.addServer()

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v0.4.2...v0.4.3

v0.4.2

What's New

New Features

• --no-codemode CLI flag: Disable codemode tools when starting emceepee
• EMCEEPEE_NO_CODEMODE environment variable: Alternative way to disable codemode

Usage

# Via CLI flag
npx emceepee --no-codemode
npx emceepee-http --no-codemode

# Via environment variable
EMCEEPEE_NO_CODEMODE=1 npx emceepee

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v0.4.1 - Documentation

Documentation

Added comprehensive documentation for the Codemode API to README.md:

• What codemode is (reduced-context API with 2 tools)
• The two tools: codemode_search and codemode_execute
• Complete mcp.* API reference
• Example showing multi-step JavaScript operation
• Security features (timeout, blocked globals, call limits)
• Configuration via codemodeEnabled option
• Updated testing section

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v0.4.0...v0.4.1

v0.4.0 - Codemode API

New Features

Codemode API

A new reduced-context API for AI to interact with MCP servers via JavaScript code execution. Instead of exposing dozens of tools, codemode exposes just 2 tools that dramatically reduce context usage:

• codemode_search - Search for MCP capabilities (tools, resources, prompts, servers) across all connected backends using regex patterns
• codemode_execute - Execute JavaScript code in a sandboxed environment with access to the mcp.* API

Available mcp.* API

// Server discovery
mcp.listServers()

// Tool operations  
mcp.listTools(serverPattern?)
mcp.callTool(server, tool, args?)

// Resource operations
mcp.listResources(serverPattern?)
mcp.listResourceTemplates(serverPattern?)
mcp.readResource(server, uri)

// Prompt operations
mcp.listPrompts(serverPattern?)
mcp.getPrompt(server, name, args?)

// Utilities
mcp.sleep(ms)
mcp.log(...args)

Security Features

• Sandboxed VM execution with blocked dangerous globals (process, require, eval, fetch, etc.)
• Configurable timeout (1s - 5min, default 30s)
• MCP call limit enforcement (default 100 calls)
• Code length limits (100KB max)

Improvements

• Request tracking integration for waterfall UI debugging
• Structured logging for codemode executions
• Comprehensive test suite (52 tests)

Bug Fixes

• Fixed timeout timer leak in sandbox execution
• Fixed unsafe status cast for server info
• Added missing "resource" content type handling
• Warning logs from API operations are now captured in results

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v0.3.6...v0.4.0

v0.3.6

What's New

Custom Headers for HTTP MCP Servers

You can now specify custom headers when connecting to HTTP MCP servers via the add_server tool. This enables authentication with servers that require Authorization headers or other custom headers.

Example usage:

add_server(
  name: "my-server",
  url: "http://localhost:3001/mcp",
  headers: {
    "Authorization": "Bearer your-token",
    "X-Custom-Header": "value"
  }
)

Headers are preserved during automatic reconnection attempts.

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• feat: add custom headers support for HTTP MCP servers (#2)