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koncept-mcp-server MCP Server

Query a curated YAML semantic concept graph for codebase invariants and cross-cutting facts.

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Published as @yourtechtribe-labs/koncept-mcp-server on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

8 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.

Most discussed

bug: internal dep range too loose (cli/mcp-server pin core ^0.2.0-alpha.0 but require alpha.2 APIs)

Severity

MEDIUM-HIGH — runtime crash for consumers who resolve an old core alongside a newer cli.

Repro (real, hit while updating a consumer)

A project depends only on `@yourtechtribe-labs/koncept-cli`. Updating just the cli (e.g. alpha.1 → alpha.3) leaves `koncept-core` resolved to an older version, because the cli declares its internal dep as:

```json "@yourtechtribe-labs/koncept-core": "workspace:^0.2.0-alpha.0" ```

published as `^0.2.0-alpha.0`. That range admits c

Read the thread · 2026-06-21 · closed · 1 comment

feat(cli): implement koncepto check — execute invariant.check payloads and report violations

Context

koncepto check is already on the ROADMAP (v0.2.x):

koncepto check — execute the kind: grep | command payloads of invariant.check and report violations. Prerequisite (structured payload) is already in place.

This issue formalizes the feature request with a real-world use case from production that demonstrates why it matters.

Real-world use case: staging-prod parity enforcement

The incide

Read the thread · 2026-05-25 · closed · 1 comment

affected --from returns a clean result when .koncept/ is not at the git root

Summary

koncepto affected --from <base> silently matches nothing whenever .koncept/ is not at the git root, and it fails in the worst direction: it returns a clean result, indistinguishable from a genuine all-clear.

Concepts name participants relative to the .koncept/ root (harness/core/catalog.py). affected --from feeds it git diff --name-only, which returns paths relative to the git root (personal/games/foundation-llm-twin/harness/core/catalog.py). In a neste

Read the thread · 2026-08-08 · closed · 0 comments

lint-naming MCP tool: bound working-tree reads to project root

Origin

Follow-up from v0.2.0-alpha.6 review (D-007, glossary-terms-and-lint-naming). The new MCP tool koncept_lint_naming reads caller-supplied file paths with readFileSync(join(rootDir, file)). Unlike prior tools that only read .koncept/ or matched participant paths, this reads arbitrary working-tree content, and a ../.. segment escapes rootDir.

Severity

LOW — trusted-input today (callers supply repo-relative paths, cf. #38), but a wider door than #38 (file reads, not just rege

Read the thread · 2026-06-28 · closed · 0 comments

security: bound RegExp evaluation in checks (ReDoS) before untrusted concept sources

Severity

LOW (today) — would escalate if concept sources stop being trusted.

Context

The static check engine (checker.ts, added in #37) compiles invariant patterns with new RegExp(pattern) and runs .test() over participant file contents (implication, symbol_present, forbidden; also the existing grep).

Today the input is the repo's own .koncept/concepts/ — authored by maintainers, version-controlled, reviewed. A catastrophic-backtracking pattern is therefore a self-i

Read the thread · 2026-06-20 · open · 0 comments

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