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v1.0.2 — deduplicate the Glama / MCP-registry listing

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@prajwalprakash747 prajwalprakash747 released this 19 Aug 12:13
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First tagged release of this repo. Glama's server scorecard reported no stable releases and no CI status under Maintenance; both are addressed here.

Why this version number

Glama held two identities for us because the official MCP registry had two status: active records for io.clueso/video naming different repos:

1.0.0  published 2026-06-27  repository: desklamp-developers/clueso-mcp   (pre-org-rename)
1.0.1  published 2026-07-10  repository: clueso-ai/clueso-mcp            (isLatest)

The old path still 301-redirects to the current repo, so both resolve to the same place — which is how a downstream indexer ends up with two identities for one server. This repo's server.json was also behind, still declaring 1.0.0.

1.0.2 supersedes both so that isLatest resolves to a single unambiguous record naming the current repo.

Contents

  • glama.json — required to claim the Glama server listing; for an org-owned repo it is the prerequisite for GitHub author verification, which unlocks the admin panel where the profile and merge/suppress controls live.
  • server.jsonversion1.0.2, plus websiteUrl: https://help.clueso.io/mcp-setup (absent from both registry records; Profile Completion fails partly on a missing homepage).
  • CI — Validate manifests — validates server.json against the official MCP ServerDetail schema and glama.json against Glama's schema, and checks that server.json's version is not already published in the registry (the registry rejects re-publishing an existing version, and that drift is what bites at release time). Runs on PR, on push to main, manually, and weekly so upstream schema drift surfaces on its own.
  • Repo topics and homepage set (Profile Completion).

Not done by this release

Publishing 1.0.2 to the official MCP registry (mcp-publisher, authenticated against the io.clueso namespace) is a separate maintainer step, and it is the action that actually collapses the duplicate. Claiming the Glama listing and asking Glama to merge or suppress the server facet in favour of the connector listing (io.clueso/video, Healthy, Tool Definition Quality A 4.1/5) also remain.

Tracked in ENG-9761.