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v1.1.1 — Standalone downloads and MCP fixes
Standalone downloads
This release includes self-contained executables for Windows x64, Linux x64, macOS Apple Silicon, and macOS Intel. Python and the required libraries are bundled, so users do not need to install Python or run pip.
Extract the appropriate archive, copy .env.example to .env beside the executable, and enter your Bring! credentials. Configure your MCP client to launch bring-mcp-server (or bring-mcp-server.exe on Windows) directly.
- Downloads include project and third-party license texts.
SHA256SUMScontains archive checksums.- Executables have no Developer ID/Authenticode signing or macOS notarization. Your operating system may require explicit approval before the first run.
Fixes and maintenance
- Correct MCP
isErrorflags for failed tool calls. - Support
item_nameanditemaliases through MCP schema validation. - Recover cached authentication after tool and resource failures.
- Load
.envbeside the standalone executable, independently of the client's working directory. - Bundle CA roots for HTTPS connections without relying on a developer's Python/OpenSSL installation.
- Update runtime dependencies while retaining MCP SDK 1.x compatibility.
- Merge the previous release fixes into
mainand document source/binary setup, including Codex integration.
Validation
Source tests run on Python 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13. Each platform build runs the test suite and an MCP stdio smoke test against its extracted release archive before publication.
The local macOS Apple Silicon executable was also tested live against Bring: list/resource reads, prompts, aliases, single-item operations, and batch ADD/COMPLETE/REMOVE. All temporary test items were removed and cleanup verified. Live use on other operating systems remains to be checked on user machines.
Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1
Build provenance
- Windows x64, Linux x64 and macOS Intel downloads: GitHub Actions run 41494706391, commit
d1421e5. Each platform job completed successfully. - macOS Apple Silicon download: GitHub Actions run 41493963291, commit
0eb7ffd. Application source, build specification, dependency requirements and bundled documentation are identical to the release tag. Later changes only normalize archive permissions and checksum line endings on other build hosts. The exact downloaded ARM executable additionally passed live Bring testing. - The release was assembled from these successful platform jobs; waiting/redundant jobs were cancelled. Each archive retains its actual Python and dependency versions in
THIRD_PARTY_LICENSES/PACKAGES.txt.