Releases: systemblueio/DeadCat
Releases · systemblueio/DeadCat
v0.1.3
What's changed
- Fixed a string argument cut off by the end of a feedback packet being reported as an unterminated string; it is now reported as truncated, so the log for a dropped datagram names the real problem. Thanks to
@Yurii201811for the fix - The test suite now covers the server's JSON-RPC protocol errors, the write confirmations for every mixing and transport command, and the failure modes of the configuration parser and the feedback listener; line coverage is 94 percent
- Added a page to the repository docs describing how the DeadCat DAW app applies MVVM on the Observation framework
The extension bundle (deadcat-reaper.mcpb) installs in Claude Desktop under Settings, Extensions; SHA256SUMS carries its checksum.
v0.1.2
What's changed
- Fixed a string tool argument carrying a control character stopping the whole server; it is now rejected with an invalid-argument error naming the argument
- String tool arguments are now capped at 1024 bytes of UTF-8, checked before the content scan
- Added a troubleshooting guide and terms of service to the documentation site
- Added Sketchpad, a macOS app in the repository for recording one take and playing it back (not part of the extension bundle)
- The release and registry publish pipelines pin their tools by version and checksum
The extension bundle (deadcat-reaper.mcpb) installs in Claude Desktop under Settings, Extensions; SHA256SUMS carries its checksum.
v0.1.1
What's changed
- The server now presents as DeadCat: Reaper in MCP clients, the extension bundle, and the MCP Registry listing; tool names and the
deadcatcommand are unchanged - The extension manifest now carries a support contact
- Added a publish workflow for the MCP Registry
- Fixed the registry description exceeding the registry's 100 character cap
The extension bundle (deadcat-reaper.mcpb) installs in Claude Desktop under Settings, Extensions; SHA256SUMS carries its checksum.
v0.1.0
What's changed
- First release of deadcat-reaper, an MCP server that drives REAPER over its OSC control surface
- Twenty-five tools cover the transport, track volume, pan, mute, and solo, master volume, markers and navigation, track and tempo session tools, media inserts through a ReaScript bridge, and session reads
- Writes are confirmed against REAPER's OSC feedback before they are reported done
- The
deadcatterminal command exposes the same tools with no MCP client involved
The extension bundle (deadcat-reaper.mcpb) installs in Claude Desktop under Settings, Extensions; SHA256SUMS carries its checksum.