Reported issues for cal-scheduler

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Release v1.1.3

Summary

Cut release v1.1.3 — a PATCH bump for documentation improvements and a dev-dependency update.

Problem

Since v1.1.2, the following user-facing changes have landed on main but are not yet published:

Calendar tool descriptions now disclose their return shapes and key constraints (#106 / #107).
A Glama score badge and glama.json have been added to improve registry discoverability (#104 / #105).

Additionally, the ruff dev dependency was bumped (#102). These changes are docs/reg

Read the thread · 2026-08-16 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

Improve create_calendar tool description to disclose contract and constraints

Summary

The create_calendar tool description is too terse for agents to use it confidently. Glama's TDQS breakdown flags it for missing behavioral transparency, parameter semantics, and usage guidance. We can fix this within PHILOSOPHY.md's "economical language" and CODING_STANDARDS.md's "docstring describes the contract" limits by expanding to a two-line description.

Problem

create_calendar currently says only:

\"\"\"Create a new calendar by display name.\"\"\"

This

Read the thread · 2026-08-11 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

Add Glama score badge and glama.json

Summary

Add the Glama score badge to README.md and add root glama.json for the claimed Glama listing.

Problem

The Glama listing is claimed, but the repo does not surface the Glama score badge and does not yet carry Glama's optional maintainer metadata file. Keep the change surgical: badge + glama.json only.

Implementation notes

Add this score badge near the top of README.md, directly under the # cal-scheduler heading. Leave the leading mcp-name comment and agent pointer

Read the thread · 2026-08-11 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

Release v1.1.2

Summary

Cut release v1.1.2 — a PATCH bump that updates the MCP SDK to 2.0 and refreshes dev/build dependencies.

Problem

The package currently pins mcp>=1.28.0,<2, but MCP SDK 2.0 is now available and the server code has been adapted to the new MCPServer class. Shipping a release makes this compatibility available to users via PyPI and the MCP Registry.

Rationale for PATCH (not MINOR)

The public tool surface is unchanged; only internal compatibility and dependency constraints were

Read the thread · 2026-08-10 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

Release v1.1.1

Summary

Cut release v1.1.1 — a PATCH bump aggregating documentation improvements, dependency updates, and CI publishing enhancements since v1.1.0.

Problem

Since v1.1.0 the following user-facing changes have landed on main but are not yet available on PyPI:

README now documents the PyPI shim wiring form alongside the existing clone-based example.
AGENTS.md notes the need to reload or restart the MCP host after wiring config changes, and no longer hard-codes the tool count so docs st

Read the thread · 2026-07-23 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

docs(readme): add PyPI-only cal-scheduler shim wiring example

Summary

Add a pure-PyPI wiring example to the README's MCP configuration section so an agent that installed cal-scheduler-mcp from PyPI can copy-paste a working mcpServers block without improvising the shim path.

Problem

The README currently shows only the uv run --directory /abs/path/to/clone form. That form is correct for development or a clone-based install, but an agent that followed the documented uv tool install cal-scheduler-mcp path has no matching example. It must guess

Read the thread · 2026-07-22 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

Automate MCP Registry publishing in release workflow

Summary

Add an automated MCP Registry publish step to the existing publish.yml workflow, so every PyPI release tag also updates the listing on registry.modelcontextprotocol.io without manual mcp-publisher invocation.

Problem

The MCP Registry listing at io.github.limey/cal-scheduler-mcp currently requires manual intervention on every release: install mcp-publisher, login github, publish. This is error-prone (v1.1.0 shipped to PyPI but was missed for the registry until now)

Read the thread · 2026-07-16 · closed · outside contributor · 0 comments

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