dotrepo MCP Server
Trust-aware repository facts for agents: build, test, docs, license, and security, no scraping.
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Known issues
12 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 9.
Most discussed
Add a trust/conflict inspection command or mode
Summary
Add a human-facing way to inspect authority decisions, conflicts, and superseded records.
Why
If query starts resolving competing claims, maintainers and reviewers need a clear way to understand why one record won.
Scope
- Decide whether to extend
trustor add a new command/subcommand. - Show:
- selected record
- competing records
- precedence reason
- supersede status
- trust/provenance notes
- Support machine-readable output.
Acceptance criteria
- There is a
Read the thread · 2026-03-09 · closed · 3 comments
Add append-only claim event writer for reviewer transitions
Summary
Add a CLI helper that appends validated claim events and keeps claim history append-only while updating the current claim state in claim.toml.
Why
Reviewer workflow needs a disciplined way to move claims through submitted, in-review, accepted, rejected, withdrawn, disputed, and corrected states without hand-editing multiple files.
Scope
- Add a CLI entry point for appending a new claim event.
- Derive the next event sequence number automatically.
- Validate allowed state tra
Read the thread · 2026-03-10 · closed · 2 comments
Surface claim context in trust and query reports
Summary
Surface claim context in trust and query reports when it materially explains current record visibility.
Part of #34.
Why
RFC 0012 defines claim-aware visibility as an extension of the existing selection / conflicts model. Once read-only claim inspection exists, trust/query reports should expose relevant claim context without becoming full claim ledgers.
Scope
- Extend record summaries with optional claim context where relevant.
- Surface pending-canonical, superseded, par
Read the thread · 2026-03-10 · closed · 2 comments
Add read-only CLI and MCP claim inspection surfaces
Summary
Add read-only CLI and MCP claim-inspection commands over the shared core claim reports.
Part of #34.
Why
Once core can load and serialize claim-inspection reports, maintainers, reviewers, and agents need first-class read-only surfaces to inspect that data without reading raw claim files.
Scope
- Add a CLI command or subcommand for claim inspection.
- Add matching MCP tools or tool extensions for claim inspection.
- Reuse the same shared core reports in both surfaces.
- Docume
Read the thread · 2026-03-10 · closed · 2 comments
Add shared core claim-inspection reports
Summary
Add shared core claim-inspection report types and loaders for read-only maintainer-claim inspection.
Part of #34.
Why
Phase 2 in RFC 0013 begins with read-only inspection. CLI, MCP, and later public surfaces need one shared core report model for claim state, targets, handoff outcomes, and event history.
Scope
- Add read-only core reports for claim inspection.
- Expose current claim state, targets, handoff outcomes, and ordered events.
- Keep the report model aligned with RFC
Read the thread · 2026-03-10 · closed · 2 comments
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Add core report types for claim, supersede, and conflict metadata
Summary
Add shared dotrepo-core report objects for authority handoff and conflict reporting.
Why
CLI and MCP are intentionally aligned through shared core reports. Conflict handling should follow the same pattern instead of introducing separate semantics per surface.
Scope
- Add serializable core structs for:
- record identity
- precedence decision
- supersede relationship
- conflicting field claims
- Make the structs reusable by CLI and MCP.
- Ensure the data model preserve
Read the thread · 2026-03-09 · closed · 2 comments
Specify conflict surfacing contract for query and trust outputs
Summary
Define how query and trust surfaces report preferred values, competing claims, and superseded records.
Why
dotrepo's query contract is trust-aware by design. Today it returns a value plus record trust context, but the next phase needs a first-class way to surface conflicts when multiple records describe the same repo.
Scope
- Define response shape additions for conflict-aware query results.
- Define response shape additions for trust inspection.
- Decide whether conflict surfa
Read the thread · 2026-03-09 · closed · 2 comments
Define claim and supersede semantics for canonical vs overlay records
Summary
Define the protocol-level rules for how canonical in-repo records relate to overlays that describe the same repository.
Why
The project's current next constraint is maintainer authority handoff and conflict visibility. We need explicit semantics for when a canonical .repo claims authority over an existing overlay, what "supersede" means, and what remains visible after that handoff.
Scope
- Define repository identity matching for handoff purposes.
- Define what it means for a
Read the thread · 2026-03-09 · closed · 2 comments
Add CLI and MCP semantic parity tests
Owner Role
MCP/Integration
Depends On
#8
Description
Encode the canonical maintainer-flow scenarios as parity tests to ensure CLI and MCP return the same semantics and trust context.
Acceptance Criteria
validate,query,trust,generate --check, and import preview scenarios are semantically identical across CLI and MCP.- Parity is enforced in CI.
- There is zero intentional semantic drift between surfaces.
Read the thread · 2026-03-09 · closed · 1 comment
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