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FlupCode 3.0.1: MCP servers and Code Mode
What changes
- The MCP panel says when an agent can't see a server. OpenCode 2 runs an MCP server's tools through its
executetool ("Code Mode") by default. An agent that denies everything and lists the server's tools by name (the usual way to restrict one in OpenCode 1.x) doesn't allowexecute, so it silently got none of them. The panel now names those agents and offers Turn off Code Mode for the server. - Who can use each server is read the way OpenCode 2 reads it: from the agent's
permissionrules as well as itstoolsmap. An agent with no restrictions now counts as allowed. - A Code Mode switch in the server form. Off, each tool is offered on its own, as in OpenCode 1.x.
- Fix: turning "Start on launch" back on for a server is now saved.
Updating
- The desktop app updates itself.
- The
flupcodebinary is attached to this release. - Builds are not signed:
- macOS: use Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security, or run
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/FlupCode.app. - Windows: choose More info → Run anyway.
- macOS: use Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security, or run
What's Changed
- fix(harness): say when Code Mode hides an MCP server from an agent by @rldona in #474
- chore: bump version to 3.0.1 by @rldona in #475
Full Changelog: flupcode-v3.0.0...flupcode-v3.0.1