1.2.0

Minor Changes

• #7 8552135 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add create_token and revoke_token MCP tools. create_token mints a
  bearer token over the already-authenticated MCP channel; revoke_token
  removes a previously issued token again (agents can clean up after
  themselves). This lets agents use the raw HTTP
  API (e.g. curl -T for large file uploads, where base64 tool-call
  content would be impractical) without being handed credentials out of
  band. Tokens share the tokens.txt store and revocation model with the
  OAuth flow.

• #6 f5f4be8 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Input MCP tools (tap_buttons, tap_sequence, hold_buttons,
  release_buttons, set_stick, clear_input) accept an optional
  "screenshot": true argument that appends a screenshot (taken after an
  optional screenshotDelayMs, default 250ms) to the tool result as an
  image content block — saving the agent a separate screenshot round trip
  after every input.

• #2 7930a11 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add an OAuth 2.1 browser login flow for MCP clients. When username/password
  are configured, clients like Claude Code now authenticate with zero manual
  header configuration: the first 401 triggers metadata discovery (RFC 9728 /
  RFC 8414), dynamic client registration (RFC 7591), and a browser login page
  served by the Switch; after signing in, the client receives a non-expiring
  bearer token via the authorization-code + PKCE S256 grant. Tokens are
  persisted to config/sys-autopilot/tokens.txt (revoke by deleting a line).
  Also adds CORS support for browser-based MCP clients.

• #5 0a3b148 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Add sleep, restart, and power_off MCP tools (and matching
  POST /power/sleep|restart|off REST endpoints) so agents can manage
  console power state. Actions execute only after the confirmation
  response has been delivered; tool descriptions carry explicit warnings
  about server availability (sleep and power-off require physical human
  interaction to recover; restart may too, depending on bootloader
  autoboot configuration).

Patch Changes

• #4 984167d Thanks @TooTallNate! - Fix console crash on sleep (hard restart on wake). Two changes were
  required: the HDLS work buffer (transfer memory mapped into the hid
  sysmodule) is now attached lazily and released when the console
  prepares to sleep, and the sysmodule registers as a PSC power
  management module so it can close its listener socket and quiesce all
  bsd IPC before acknowledging the sleep transition. Previously the held
  HDLS state and live socket activity made the sleep sequence fail (omm
  abort with psc error 2165-1001, occasional bsdsockets aborts), forcing
  a full reboot on wake. The virtual controller re-attaches automatically
  on the first input request after wake.