v0.56.0 — MCPJam joins the tool registry

MCPJam joins the tool registry

moshcode install mcpjam now installs MCPJam — test, debug, and validate MCP servers from the terminal or CI: health checks, OAuth conformance, tool-surface diffing, and structured triage.

moshcode install mcpjam           # npm i -g @mcpjam/cli
moshcode mcpjam --help            # straight through to the native CLI

It is the companion to moshcode mcp. That command registers an MCP server across your engines and fans the config out; this one tells you whether the server is worth registering in the first place — and, once it is registered, whether it still answers the way it did last week.

Like every other workflow tool, /mcpjam passes arguments, stdin, stdout, stderr, and the native exit code straight through — moshcode conducts the CLI, it does not reimplement it. mcpjam(args…) is available in .mosh scripts, and the name is in shell completions, /help, and moshcode tools alongside the rest of the registry.

MCPJam is published as an ordinary global npm package, and npm install -g is idempotent, so re-running the install is also the upgrade: moshcode upgrade mcpjam moves it to the current version with no separate updater involved.

Full changelog: v0.55.0...v0.56.0