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KIAgent MCP Server

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Known issues

27 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 12.

Most discussed

net capability reaches the auth-free loopback MCP server

High · ✅ verified · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/platform · src/main/marketplace

Evidence — host-surfaces.ts:172–193 · core/mcp/server.ts:170–192, :249, PORT_CANDIDATES = [7421, 7423–7425]

Why it matters — Renders query and db decorative for anyone holding the one capability every connector needs.

Fix — Mint a per-client bearer token for the loopback listener at boot; or block private-IP destinations in net.fetch and make loopback a separately cons

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · closed · 2 comments

Channel allowlist and handler registration are not compile-enforced, despite a comment claiming they are

From a multi-agent architecture review (2026-07-10). Severity: high · Category: api-design · Verification: partially-confirmed (adversarially checked against the code; the recommendation below is the verifier-corrected version).

Problem

ipc.ts:355-356 says the INVOKE_CHANNELS/PUSH_CHANNELS allowlists "must stay in sync with the interfaces above; the satisfies clauses enforce it at compile time" — but as const satisfies readonly InvokeChannel[] (ipc.ts:412, 420) only rejects u

Read the thread · 2026-07-10 · closed · 2 comments

Outbound: attachment support for draft_message / draft_reply

Current state

The outbound layer ships a single MCP tool, draft_reply — replies stay within the originating thread (Gmail: users.messages.send with threadId + In-Reply-To/References from stored RFC Message-IDs; SMTP: same headers). There is no way to start a new email, and drafts are text-only.

Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-07-23-unified-outbound-design.md.

Request 1: compose-new email tool

Already in the spec's approved tool scope (§ Tool scope: "reply + compose-new; c

Read the thread · 2026-07-27 · open · 1 comment

OAuth client secret crosses into the untrusted extension child via auth.oauth() and session.credentials()

From a multi-agent architecture review (2026-07-10). Severity: high · Category: correctness · Verification: confirmed (adversarially checked against the code; the recommendation below is the verifier-corrected version).

Problem

contracts.ts:507-510 promises "the extension never sees a client secret," but the Google credentials blob embeds clientId/clientSecret in the vault by design (src/main/sources/gmail/oauth.ts:91-94,151-170, 'exactly what Credentials.clientId/clientSec

Read the thread · 2026-07-10 · open · 1 comment

The stated contract (connectors-authoring-guide.md) documents a deleted architecture

From a multi-agent architecture review (2026-07-10). Severity: high · Category: docs · Verification: confirmed (adversarially checked against the code; the recommendation below is the verifier-corrected version).

Problem

docs/connectors-authoring-guide.md — the document positioned as the connector-authoring contract — is 100% stale. It instructs authors to implement Connector/ConnectorInstance from src/main/connectors/types.ts (guide line 18), register in `src/main/connec

Read the thread · 2026-07-10 · closed · 1 comment

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The app's own log file grows unbounded

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · .github · package.json · src/main/core/logs.ts

Evidence — logs.ts:35 — fs.appendFile with no size check, while mcp/activity.ts:61 has rotateIfOversized

Why it matters — An always-on indexer logs for months; logs:export then hands that entire file to a bug report. The rotation pattern already exists one directory away.

Fix — Apply the same size-capped rotation.

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

digital_memory_info materializes 500 full documents on every call

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — digital-memory-info.ts:27, :72 · store.ts:565–570 (SELECT d.*) · instructions say "START by calling digital_memory_info"

Why it matters — Every conversation pays a fixed cost of 500 complete bodies across the bridge to derive type and language sets — the slowest first impression the product makes.

Fix — Three cheap aggregates, or cache keyed on max(changes.seq).

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

No caps on batch arrays or payload sizes

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — get.ts:61–70 (ids unbounded) · query-sql.ts:50 (SELECT markdown … LIMIT 500 is legal) · search.ts:244–257 (queries unbounded)

Why it matters — A single call can return tens of MB through a desktop client's stdio pipe; thousands of ids become thousands of worker round trips.

Fix — Cap batch arrays with actionable errors, add max_chars with a truncated flag.

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

The physical SQLite schema is a public API with no version or evolution story

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — tools/get-schema.ts + schema-doc.ts (whole physical layout published) · make-server.ts:24 (version hardcoded '0.1.0' at app 0.70.1)

Why it matters — Clients and users' saved prompts bind to table names; any rename is a silent breaking change with no detectable signal. The drift test keeps the doc honest but freezes the schema.

Fix — Publish stable SQL views as the documented su

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

Models can create drafts but never discard them

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — outbox.ts:20 (OUTBOX_PENDING_CAP 20) · service.ts:291–295 ("create a new draft instead") · no discard tool exists

Why it matters — The instructed redraft-on-every-edit workflow burns cap slots; at 20 pending the account can't draft for up to 24h unless the user manually cancels each. Discard is the one outbound mutation that's inherently safe.

Fix — Add discard_draft — the CAS

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

Chat mode lets any local process send email as the user

Medium · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — outbound/routes.ts:340–391 (/outbox/api, no auth beyond Host/Origin) · service.ts:656–704, :463 (default 30 sends/hour)

Why it matters — Once chat mode is enabled, curl suffices. The "user's consent observed in chat" invariant is enforced nowhere in code, and there is no UI signal at send time.

Fix — OS notification on every chat-mode send, a lower default cap, and bind `send_dra

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

get_related returns raw internal rows — full bodies, no limit, different wire shape

High · from the architecture review (#46) · src/main/core/mcp · src/main/outbound

Evidence — tools/get-related.ts:35–37 (return query.children(id)) · store.ts:447–453 (unbounded SELECT *) · registry.ts:119 (stringified into one block)

Why it matters — Instructions tell models to expand every thread this way; a 200-message thread returns 200 complete bodies plus internal fields in camelCase, inconsistent with the snake_case contract search and get preserve.

Fix — Project

Read the thread · 2026-08-07 · open · 0 comments

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