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Metadata-only release. No source, dependency, or behaviour changes — cut so the
corrected tool count reaches the npm and MCP Registry listings, which read the
description out of the published tarball and so were still advertising 46.

Fixed

  • The package descriptions said 46 tools; there are 53. package.json and
    server.json both carried the stale count, as did the GitHub About text
    (corrected separately through the API, since that one is not published from
    the repo).

    These are the three places the tool count is duplicated outside the README,
    and none is covered by the test that keeps the README and the registry in
    agreement — which is precisely why they drifted while the README stayed
    correct. The count last changed at 0.8.0, when the quota tool took the
    surface from 52 to 53; the descriptions had been wrong since 0.7.0.

    "46 tools" references under the 0.6.0 and 0.6.2 entries below are left as
    written. There were 46 tools then.

Changed

  • The README is rebuilt in the visual style used by
    eds-mcp-server — hero image,
    mermaid diagrams, column tool tables, collapsible per-client setup. Restyling
    it meant re-deriving every figure from the built registry, which turned up
    a batch of drift: the comparison table said 46 tools, batch ingestion said 5
    (it is 7), destructiveHint said 4 and named the wrong set (it is 8),
    readOnlyHint said 27 (29), and the test count said 57 (402). The
    confirmation-gate table listed four gates and was missing five.

    Two were worse than stale counts. The quickstart told readers to set
    AEP_SANDBOX_NAME=prod, in both the .env example and the Claude Desktop
    config — the default 0.7.0 removed precisely because it silently pointed
    every request, reads included, at production. And AEP_ALLOW_MUTATIONS was
    undocumented despite being the switch that gates every write.