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Proofpack 0.3.2 release notes
Tag: v0.3.2
Status: Published to npm as proofpack-cli@0.3.2 on 2026-11-10 (Asia/Shanghai). Runtime and report behavior are unchanged from 0.3.1.
Distribution
- Add
mcpName: io.github.2648782102/proofpackto package metadata for MCP Registry ownership verification. - Add a matching
server.jsonwith one npm package and a local stdio transport. - Add the MCP Registry metadata file to the npm tarball contents.
- Refresh the README first screen around the evidence-receipt use case, a 30-second command, an example report image, and explicit non-goals.
- Add a reproducible demo script, distribution plan, social preview, directory entry, Show HN draft, and Chinese community post draft.
- Expand npm keywords for MCP and developer-tool discovery.
Verification
npm run check.npm test.npm run build.npm pack --dry-run.mcp-publisher validate server.jsonwhen the publisher CLI is available.- Clean-install smoke tests for
proofpackandproofpack-mcpafter npm approval. npm view proofpack-cli@0.3.2 version dist.integrity dist.shasum mcpNamereports the expected version, integrity, shasum, andio.github.2648782102/proofpack.npx -y --package=proofpack-cli@0.3.2 proofpack --versionprintsproofpack 0.3.2from a clean working directory.npx -y --package=proofpack-cli@0.3.2 proofpack-mcp < /dev/nullexits with clean stdout and stderr from a clean working directory.- A clean temporary
npm install proofpack-cli@0.3.2exposes bothproofpackandproofpack-mcpbinaries. mcp-publisher validate server.jsonpasses against the MCP Registry schema.mcp-publisher publish server.jsonpublishesio.github.2648782102/proofpack@0.3.2.- The MCP Registry search API returns one active, latest record for
io.github.2648782102/proofpack@0.3.2.
npm artifact
dist.integrity:sha512-ZzvIKNWNqvXH/KU4IVcGFm1s/4HlCMZuqHpaVVglsC5yPir89GHM/lPIogQjV4lpWf9PbxZIW+wTK7ccTTdhyA==dist.shasum:8767360b055e2a0c610aa42d2d842adecfa8d47b
Boundaries
- The MCP tool remains read-only relative to Git inspection: no project command execution, report-file writing, system opener, network request, or model call.
- CLI
--runcommands are still explicit, unsandboxed, and use the user's shell and privileges. - Passing checks are evidence of one invocation, not correctness or security.
- The MCP Registry is a preview service; publication is performed through
mcp-publisher, not a registry pull request.