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MCP server (doit-mcp): stdio-transport MCP server as primary agent interface with 4 tools (execute, dry_run, policy_status, approve)
Three-level policy engine : L1 deterministic rules → L2 learned patterns → L3 live LLM evaluation
Starlark L1 rules : sandboxed, deterministic rule language with embedded test cases and L3→L1 promotion (internal/starlark/)
Per-project policy : .doit/config.yaml with tighten-only merge semantics — projects can add rules and restrict tiers but not loosen global policy
sh -c execution model : commands execute via shell instead of per-capability runners
CI workflow : automated build, vet, and test on push/PR to master
Comprehensive test coverage : all core packages tested (internal/cap/, internal/cap/builtin/, internal/cli/, internal/config/, cmd/doit/)
Changed
engine/ package is now the primary public API for command evaluation and execution
Audit logger enforces max_size_mb config limit (warns and stops writing when exceeded)
doit-mcp binary now included in release artifacts alongside doit
hasAnyFlag deduplicated (exported from internal/rules/, shared by policy engine)
Malformed audit log entries now produce warnings in Tail instead of being silently dropped
Token store purges expired tokens on each Validate() call
SPDX Apache-2.0 license headers added to all Go source files
Removed
Legacy daemon/client/IPC code (~2,454 lines): internal/daemon/, internal/client/, internal/ipc/
Pipeline execution engine (internal/pipeline/executor.go); parser retained for policy evaluation
DaemonConfig and --daemon CLI subcommand
Dead resolveError function and --approved CLI documentation (approval handled by MCP server)
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