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Commandry MCP Version 1.0.0

Release Date: November 13, 2025

🔧 Improvements

  • Full MCP protocol support: Added complete support for Resources, Prompts, Sampling, Roots, Elicitation, and Instructions capabilities
  • Progress reporting: Added support for progress updates from long-running PowerShell scripts via Write-Progress command
  • Standardized logging: Implemented logging support for Write-{Level} commands to send logs to MCP client
  • Log verbosity control: Added --log-verbosity command-line option to control log output levels (Alert, Critical, Debug, Emergency, Error, Info, Notice, Warning)
  • Prompt-based authoring: Simplified MCP capability authoring with dedicated prompt templates (mcptool, mcpprompt, mcpresourcelist, mcpresourcecontent, mcpresourcetemplatelist)
  • Enhanced capability discovery: Generalized script and function discovery to support multiple MCP capability types beyond just tools
  • PowerShell module reloading: Added automatic reloading of PowerShell modules on changes

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • Schema generation: Fixed empty parameter descriptions in tool schema
  • Command-line help: Clarified --scan-directory and --scan-module descriptions by removing restrictive .ROLE requirement mentions
  • HTTP endpoint: Corrected HTTP endpoint URL documentation (changed from http://localhost:<port>/sse to http://localhost:<port>)

Getting Started

  1. Download and extract the release package
  2. Prepare PowerShell scripts with comment-based help including .ROLE set to "MCP tool"
  3. Run with directory scanning: commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-directory /path/to/scripts
  4. Or scan PowerShell modules: commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-module MyModule
  5. Connect your AI assistant using MCP client configuration

Usage Examples

STDIO Transport

# Scan a single directory
commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-directory <path-to-scripts>

# Scan multiple directories
commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-directory <path1> --scan-directory <path2>

# Scan PowerShell modules
commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-module <module-name-or-path>

# Combine directory and module scanning
commandry-mcp-stdio --scan-directory <path-to-scripts> --scan-module <module-name-or-path>

See README.md for detailed documentation.

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