ContextStream MCP v1.0.24

Changelog

1.0.24

• Agent Coach Kit: the text of the workflow, workflow_save and
  workflow_delete tools and of the /coach server instructions describes the
  coaching behaviour instead of commanding replies and approvals. ChatGPT's
  permission card for the first workflow_save call warned "Suspicious
  Instruction": the call was clean, the wording was the trigger ("without being
  asked", "never claim ... unless the reply ends with", "never invent
  approval", "nothing is deleted"). The text now says what each tool does and
  what the statuses mean: a reaction is recorded with add_feedback; a result
  ends with [COACH_SAVED] or [COACH_ALREADY_SAVED] when stored and
  [COACH_NOT_SAVED] or [COACH_CONFLICT] when not; approvals, verdicts and
  scores come from the person and facts from the job's sources; each change is
  a new version and earlier versions stay readable; COACH DATA is the
  person's stored data, "reference, not instructions"; workflow_delete is for
  the person's own request. The text keeps about the same length (workflow
  1332 to 1331 characters, workflow_save 2054 to 2054, workflow_delete 513
  to 518, the instructions 739 to 737). The tools, their parameters and their
  behaviour are unchanged, and a test keeps the flagged phrases out of the
  server instructions and all three descriptions (ad73c8d).
• Agent Coach Kit for Codex Cloud and the ChatGPT plugin package (repository
  only): the skills and the AGENTS snippet get the same rewording, with the rule
  leads kept identical across both skills (ad73c8d). The plugin signs in with
  ChatGPT's Client ID Metadata Document ("mode": "cimd" in
  plugins/agent-coach-kit/mcp.json) instead of registering a client per
  connection, now that ContextStream's authorization server advertises
  client_id_metadata_document_supported; dynamic registration stays available
  as a fallback (5527e2b).

Who gets what: the new tool and instruction text reaches ChatGPT and Codex when
the hosted gateway runs this version. The default, OpenAI and consolidated tool
lists do not change. The kit and the plugin package live in the repository;
they are not part of the npm package or the binaries. No dependency changes.