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@github-actions github-actions released this 01 Oct 07:24
· 18 commits to main since this release
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  • Every public claim brought to what the code does (audit of the npm page, 2026-10-01): the context window is 1M tokens, not 2M; the default caching mode is implicit (since v1.14.0) and the README, the caching page, the ask description and the MCP registry manifest say so, with the explicit Context Cache as the documented option (GEMINI_CODE_CONTEXT_CACHING_MODE, cachingMode); the default model is latest-pro-thinking everywhere (--help, the init prompt, README, server.json, getting-started); one measurement with its date and mode replaces the five repeat-query figures; the cost-model numbers are labelled as explicit-mode measurements and the estimator's 25 % fallback is named; the secret denylist is listed as the sandbox checks it (basenames, extensions and directories); code is said to take only a per-call model (it does not read GEMINI_CODE_CONTEXT_DEFAULT_MODEL — registered as a follow-up); onWorkspaceTooLarge is ask's alone; the no-progress threshold is 5; per-tool parameters are listed; the comparison with gemini-mcp-tool is re-measured on 2026-10-01 (its 1.1.8 release and answered issues) and the dead-dependency row is gone; the release-cadence and "production-deployed / daily" sentences are gone; the 48-hour SLA is an aim; one contact domain.
  • README: a claude mcp add one-liner, a supported-platforms note (better-sqlite3 prebuilt bindings), absolute links to the docs so the npm page renders them; docs/configuration.md documents GEMINI_CODE_CONTEXT_AGENTIC_STALL_MS and GEMINI_CODE_CONTEXT_AGENTIC_TOOL_CONCURRENCY; docs/getting-started.md has the one-liner, six tools and no stale timings; docs/cost-model.md, docs/security.md, docs/architecture.md and docs/migration-from-jamubc.md say which mode their figures and uploads belong to.
  • package.json description and keywords describe 1.17 (no 2m-context, no files-api); names the bin path as dist/index.js — the form npm publishes, so a publish prints no auto-correction.