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@fvarrui fvarrui released this 25 Oct 13:14
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v0.30.0
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Signing in to an extension is explained to the model, a project's own servers no longer get in an extension's way, and catalogs say what each extension holds.

New features

  • The model knows how to sign in (#82). An extension whose remote server waits for a sign-in has no tools yet, nor the skill that would say how, so the model used to suggest Claude Code's /mcp or claude.ai's connectors. Now a session with remote extensions tells it, in its prompt and with the person's message when one waits (again after /extensions sign-out), to ask for /extensions sign-in <name>. about_me lists the extensions waiting, and /extensions no longer lists their capabilities' tools as missing. Tried with Canva: "busca mis diseños" is answered with /extensions sign-in canva.
  • A technical sheet per extension in catalog.json (#80). @falkenslab/agent-kit-catalog 0.7.0 writes what each extension holds: its MCP servers (an npm package with its version, a program it brings, a remote host, never a secret), its skills, commands and subagents with their descriptions, the tools its manifest knows with their labels and marks (readOnly, confirm), and the agent-kit range it works with.

Fixes

  • A project server duplicating an extension's is left out (#83). A project's own .mcp.json (left by Claude Code) declaring the same remote URL or npm package as an installed extension started a second server beside the extension's: its sign-in notice misled the model, and an unpinned copy got around the extension's version and settings. That duplicate is now denied by name; every other project server stays. /extensions and about_me say which was left out.
  • extension --help shows the usage (#81). extension update --help updated every extension: unknown flags were ignored. Now --help (or -h) after an action prints its usage and changes nothing, and a flag the action doesn't take fails before anything runs.

Internal

  • The documentation site builds with Docusaurus Faster: about 3 minutes instead of 9.

Captain Whiskers

Captain Whiskers 0.6.1, the example agent, now built on agent-kit 0.30.0, as a Windows app: download the installer. It's unsigned, so SmartScreen warns about it; it asks for a Claude key on first start and keeps everything in ~/.captain-whiskers. The same captain as with 0.29.0, on the new kit.

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