Inspectrum MCP Server

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Published as inspectrum on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

6 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 5.

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Bug: invalid config crashes the MCP server with a raw ZodError; MCPB manifest pins an exact npm version

Summary

In the Claude Desktop app, the Inspectrum MCP server fails to start and the app shows only two generic banners — MCP Inspectrum: Server disconnected and Could not attach to MCP server Inspectrum. The developer settings pane marks the server failed with Erreur: Server disconnected and no further detail.

The banners are a symptom, not the cause. The MCP host log shows the server process dying immediately on startup with an unhandled ZodError from config parsing. Nothing

Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · closed · 3 comments

doctor: warn when an installed MCPB bundle is older than the running package

Split out of #67, where the reported "MCPB pins an exact npm version" defect turned out to be stale (see #68 for the evidence: the packaging script has shipped a self-contained bundle since #29, locked by tests/contract/distribution.contract.test.ts).

The residual gap

An MCPB bundle that was already installed stays at its build-time version forever, with no signal anywhere. That is how a 0.1.1 bundle survived until it crashed on a config that 0.2.3 accepts. Reinstalling is the only fix, a

Read the thread · 2026-08-03 · open · 1 comment

Story: Expose reviewed, partial, and unreviewed coverage with reviewer counts

Parent Feature: #61 Parent Outcome: #59

User story

As a developer approving a risky agent plan, I want the result to state exactly how much requested review happened so that plan quality and reviewer availability cannot be confused.

Acceptance criteria

• src/schemas.ts defines an additive status-discriminated output for reviewed, partial, and unreviewed.
• Output and session evidence record ordered requested, attempted, and succeeded reviewer counts.
• Reports rende

Read the thread · 2026-08-02 · open · 0 comments

Feature: Honest review coverage in every review_plan result

Parent Outcome: #59

Expected result

Every review_plan response separates plan-content verdict from reviewer coverage. A reviewer failure is never hidden behind an unqualified approve.

Scope

• Additive machine-readable reviewed, partial, and unreviewed coverage.
• Requested, attempted, and succeeded reviewer counts.
• Failure evidence persisted for partial and all-failed runs.
• Existing fail-open and human-approval guarantees preserved.

Out of scope

Fallback routing, per

Read the thread · 2026-08-02 · open · 0 comments

Generate mcpb manifest version from package.json + release version-consistency test

From the Codex GPT-5.6 week review (findings DXR-3, TEST-3). 0.2.0 is aligned today across package.json / plugin.json / manifest.json / src/version.ts, so this bites the NEXT version bump, not this release.

• DXR-3 (major) — mcpb/manifest.json still hardcodes both "version": "0.2.0" and the inspectrum@0.2.0 npx arg. PR #20 only de-hardcoded the output filename (build:mcpb uses $npm_package_version). On the next bump, build:mcpb can produce inspectrum-<new>.mcpb whose manifes

Read the thread · 2026-07-12 · closed · 0 comments

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