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MCP panel navigation improvements, multi-line comment support in mcp_config.json, and headless stream cleanup
AI summary
Written by AI from the official notes. Check them for exact details.Navigation in the MCP panel has been improved, and multi-line comments are now supported in mcp_config.json.
- Improved arrow key navigation in
/mcppanel - Added support for comments and trailing commas in
mcp_config.json - Fixed duplicate agent entries in the
/agentspicker - Ensured headless CLI streams close cleanly on exit
- Resolved issues with
/btwside questions during active goals.
Why it matters: Users managing configurations and navigating the MCP panel will benefit from these enhancements and fixes.
Full release notes7 changes
Improves /mcp panel arrow key navigation and action cycling, adds support for comments and trailing commas in mcp_config.json, ensures headless CLI streams close cleanly on exit, and delivers fixes for duplicate agent listings, deleted working directory startup, and /btw side questions with active goals.
- Improved
/mcppanel navigation so up and down arrow keys strictly navigate between MCP servers and plugins, left and right arrow keys cycle available actions, andEscexits action mode or the panel. - Fixed duplicate agent entries appearing in the
/agentspicker when an agent with the same name is discovered across multiple configuration sources or plugins. - Fixed tool initialization and agent startup failing when launched from an inaccessible or deleted working directory by using absolute URI schemes for in-memory parameter schemas.
- Fixed headless CLI invocations with piped standard output or standard error hanging on exit by setting
FD_CLOEXECon the preserved streams so child processes do not keep the caller's pipes open. - Fixed MCP configuration parsing failing when
mcp_config.jsoncontains single-line (//) comments, multi-line (/ /) comments, or trailing commas. - Fixed orphaned annotation files accumulating in local storage when deleting conversations.
- Fixed
/btwside questions in conversations with an active/goalbeing forced to continue and making unintended tool calls.