fix: remove Smithery SDK and CLI from project#143
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- Remove @smithery/sdk from dependencies - Remove @smithery/cli from devDependencies - Remove build:smithery and start:smithery scripts - Replace dev script (smithery dev) with tsx src/index.ts - Remove .smithery/, smithery.yaml, smithery-docs/ from ignore files - Remove @smithery/sdk assumption from spec 07 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Greptile SummaryThis PR removes the Smithery SDK and CLI from the project and migrates the package manager from npm to pnpm across all CI workflows, documentation, and source files. As a side-effect, the distribution strategy shifts from npm-installable ( Key changes:
Confidence Score: 4/5
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A[Push tag to main] --> B[publish-mcp.yml triggered]
B --> C[Setup pnpm + Node 22]
C --> D[pnpm install --frozen-lockfile]
D --> E[pnpm check:cycles]
E --> F[pnpm build]
F --> G[Extract version from tag]
G --> H{Version in package.json\nmatches tag?}
H -- No --> I[❌ Fail: version mismatch]
H -- Yes --> J[Install mcp-publisher binary]
J --> K[Publish to MCP Registry]
K --> L[Create GitHub Release\nMCP Registry only]
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M[npm publish --access public]
N[NPM_TOKEN secret]
O[registry-url config]
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| npm run build | ||
| npm run dev # Development with hot reload | ||
| pnpm install | ||
| pnpm build |
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Hot reload comment no longer accurate
The dev script was changed from smithery dev (which provided hot reload) to pnpm embed && tsx src/index.ts. The tsx command in this form does not provide hot reload — that would require tsx watch src/index.ts. The inline comment # Development with hot reload is now misleading.
| pnpm build | |
| pnpm dev # Development server (no hot reload; use tsx watch for file watching) |
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Path: README.md
Line: 192
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**Hot reload comment no longer accurate**
The `dev` script was changed from `smithery dev` (which provided hot reload) to `pnpm embed && tsx src/index.ts`. The `tsx` command in this form does not provide hot reload — that would require `tsx watch src/index.ts`. The inline comment `# Development with hot reload` is now misleading.
```suggestion
pnpm dev # Development server (no hot reload; use tsx watch for file watching)
```
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4 | ||
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| version: 9.15.4 | ||
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Inconsistent package manager invocation
Every other workflow in this PR was updated from npm to pnpm, but this step still uses npx tsx to run the verify-assumptions script. While this works (pnpm populates node_modules/.bin/ so npx can find tsx), it's inconsistent with the rest of the codebase migration.
| - run: pnpm exec tsx scripts/utils/verify-assumptions.ts |
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**Inconsistent package manager invocation**
Every other workflow in this PR was updated from `npm` to `pnpm`, but this step still uses `npx tsx` to run the verify-assumptions script. While this works (pnpm populates `node_modules/.bin/` so npx can find `tsx`), it's inconsistent with the rest of the codebase migration.
```suggestion
- run: pnpm exec tsx scripts/utils/verify-assumptions.ts
```
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🤖 Augment PR SummarySummary: Removes Smithery tooling and standardizes Thoughtbox around pnpm + source-based distribution. Changes:
Technical Notes: This makes pnpm availability a broader assumption (CI, dev, and notebook runtime), so it’s important that docs and automation consistently reflect how the CLI/server should be invoked from a source checkout. 🤖 Was this summary useful? React with 👍 or 👎 |
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| "build:local": "npm run embed && tsc && shx cp -r src/resources dist/ && shx cp -r templates dist/ && shx cp src/observatory/ui/*.html dist/observatory/ui/ && shx chmod +x dist/*.js", | ||
| "build:smithery": "npm run embed && smithery build", | ||
| "embed": "pnpm embed-templates && pnpm embed-loops", | ||
| "dev": "pnpm embed && tsx src/index.ts", |
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The dev script runs tsx src/index.ts without watch mode, so it won’t hot-reload as implied by the docs. Consider aligning the script behavior and the README so local dev instructions aren’t misleading.
Severity: medium
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README.md:193
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| options: ExecutionOptions | ||
| ): Promise<ExecutionResult> { | ||
| return executeCommand("npm", ["install"], options); | ||
| return executeCommand("pnpm", ["install"], options); |
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installDependencies() now spawns pnpm, which may not exist in default Node environments (npm is bundled, pnpm typically isn’t). If notebooks are expected to work out-of-the-box, consider ensuring pnpm is provisioned or surfacing a clearer “pnpm not found” error.
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| npm install | ||
| npm run build | ||
| pnpm install | ||
| pnpm build |
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The install section now describes running from a source checkout, but later examples still assume thoughtbox is already on $PATH (no install/link step is described). This can leave users unable to start the server after pnpm build unless they discover node dist/index.js/linking on their own.
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docs/docs-for-humans/index.md:100
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| type: automated | ||
| test: { command: "npm run typecheck", expect_exit: 0 } | ||
| test: { command: "pnpm typecheck", expect_exit: 0 } |
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This acceptance gate now calls pnpm typecheck, but the root package.json doesn’t define a typecheck script, so this command will fail if executed. If this is intended to be automated validation, the command and available scripts should match.
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Removing package-lock.json breaks image builds because the project Dockerfile still runs npm ci in both stages (RUN npm ci and RUN npm ci --omit=dev --ignore-scripts). In this state, npm ci fails with EUSAGE (can only install with an existing package-lock.json or npm-shrinkwrap.json), so any standard docker build from this commit will fail before the app is built.
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@smithery/sdk(dependency) and@smithery/cli(devDependency)build:smitheryandstart:smitheryscriptsdevscript (which calledsmithery dev) withtsx src/index.ts.smithery/,smithery.yaml, andsmithery-docs/entries from.gitignore,.npmignore, and.dockerignore@smithery/sdkassumption entry fromspecs/continual-improvement/07-assumption-registry.mdNo source files imported from
@smithery/sdk, so there are no code changes beyond the build config.🤖 Generated with Claude Code