v1.14.0

Added

• Tenant code-mode host integration (v7 HOSTSOAK). PMCP brokers discovery,
  invocation, downstream task lifecycle, policy, redaction, and operator
  guidance for a companion tenant code-mode MCP server, but does not run
  scripts itself.
• OAuth 2.1 Resource Server auth mode (opt-in, fail-closed). When configured,
  PMCP validates access-token signatures against an async, TTL-cached JWKS and
  binds the aud claim to an explicitly-configured canonical resource URI
  (RFC 8707). The legacy static bearer remains the default single-tenant mode.
• MCP Registry-backed discovery metadata with a deterministic local cache.
  gateway.request_capability, gateway.catalog_search, and
  gateway.search_registry surface registry candidates — including remote
  (streamable-http/sse) servers — with transport, package, and remote auth
  metadata, while preserving the explicit gateway.register_discovered_server
  and gateway.provision boundary.
• Curated registry-backed vendor entries for GitHub, Atlassian Rovo,
  Cloudflare, Sentry, Vercel, and Hugging Face using placeholder header names
  only.

Fixed

• Secret redaction now covers every task-emitting gateway surface. gateway.invoke,
  gateway.tasks_result, gateway.tasks_list, and gateway.tasks_get route
  returned task status_message/raw through the canonical redactor; truncation
  summaries are built from post-redaction text; bare sk-/ghp_/github_pat_
  tokens are redacted; and redaction is decoupled from the 400-char diagnostic cap
  so large results are no longer silently truncated. Redaction defaults on for
  task/code-mode results.
• Shared-gateway concurrency hardening. The downstream connect/reconnect paths now
  acquire the lifecycle lock (no longer racing refresh/disconnect into orphaned
  subprocesses or a torn tool catalog), background tasks are tracked and cancelled
  on teardown, request IDs carry a per-connection epoch so a stale gateway.cancel
  cannot hit a new request, and the lock is no longer held across reconnect backoff.
• Resource-server auth no longer derives the token audience from the client Host
  header, fetches JWKS via a blocking call on the event loop, or returns HTTP 500
  for JWKS/algorithm errors; algorithms are restricted to an operator allowlist and
  jwks_url must be https on a public host.
• Capability matcher scoring no longer drops common queries (database sql,
  headless browser, postgres database) below the match threshold against the
  shipped manifest.
• Registry client now models remote servers, deduplicates to the latest version,
  paginates, bounds the response size, fetches asynchronously, and uses a stable
  cache path; project-scope credential writes and downstream header reads resolve
  the same project root.