There was an error while loading. Please reload this page.
Add notes/, and document choosing a browser The hand-written prose moves back in here from the server repo's wiki-notes/, now as notes/<tool>.notes.md. The suffix is what makes that safe: a wiki page is addressed by basename whatever directory it sits in, which is why a bare notes/<tool>.md shadowed the page it belonged to and had to be removed. open_session gains a browser argument, so the pages regenerate with it and notes/open_session.notes.md covers what the schema cannot: that a session cannot switch browser, that the Grid has to offer the one you ask for, and that a reaped session comes back as the same browser. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove notes/ — it was shadowing the pages it belonged to A GitHub wiki addresses a page by basename regardless of directory, so notes/screenshot.md and screenshot.md both answered to /wiki/screenshot — and GitHub served the fragment. The page looked like it had lost everything but its prose while the file on disk, and the raw content GitHub served, were perfect. The notes are generator input, not pages, so they now live in the repo at wiki-notes/ and are folded in at generation time as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add the manual: installing, deployment, sessions, administration, actions Focused on using and installing this, not on notes about building it. The README is the tour and is capped at Docker Hub's 25,000 bytes; this is where depth goes. The fourteen action pages are generated by scripts/generate_wiki.py from openapi.yaml, which is itself generated from the live MCP tool schemas. Hand written, they would be wrong within a month and each would drift into its own format; generated, they share one shape and cannot describe a server that is not the one that shipped. Prose a schema cannot express goes in notes/<tool>.md and is included into the page, so regenerating never flattens it. _Sidebar.md and _Footer.md are the GitHub wiki special pages, rendered on every page — the sidebar is the only navigation a wiki has, since pages cannot be grouped into folders. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>