feat(mcp): connection-profile registry for multi-environment switching#20
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Adds a connection-profile convention so one MCP server can target many Corezoid environments (markets / projects / dev+prod) without per-folder .env juggling and process restarts. - registry.example.json: coordinates-only template (tokens stay per-user) - docs/connection-profiles.md: profile abstraction, signal-based resolution (host / JIRA prefix / alias), dev-safety, and MCP-server implementation notes (reuse the existing withAuthLock reload path from handleLogin). Data + docs only; the Go wiring is described for follow-up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the use-profile MCP tool that switches the running server to a named connection profile from ~/.corezoid/profiles/registry.json WITHOUT rewriting the shared cwd/.env — which is what let two chats rooted in the same directory clobber each other's environment. - mcp_handlers_profile.go: registry load, signal resolver (key / URL host / JIRA prefix / alias, dev-preferred on ambiguity), handleUseProfile (sets auth globals via withAuthLock + token from per-profile env_file; in-memory only). - registered in mcp_handlers.go (dispatch + noAuth) and tools_registry.go. - registry.example.json gains env_file; docs updated to 'implemented'. Registry is optional — with no registry.json, behaviour is unchanged (.env). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
.envjuggling + restarts.use-profileMCP tool: switches the running session to a named profile from~/.corezoid/profiles/registry.json, resolved by registry key / Corezoid URL host / JIRA prefix (AZ-123) / alias. It sets the auth globals via the existingwithAuthLockpath and loads the token from a per-profileenv_file— without rewriting the sharedcwd/.env.registry.example.json(coordinates only — tokens stay per-user) +docs/connection-profiles.md.Why
.envswap + restart.loginpersists tocwd/.env, so two chats rooted in the same directory clobber each other's environment (observed live: a chat meant for env A started hitting env B's host).use-profilemutates in-memory state only, so parallel chats stay isolated.registry.json, behaviour is unchanged (.envas before).Changes
mcp-server/mcp_handlers_profile.go— registry load, signal resolver (dev-preferred on ambiguous prefix; prod requiresconfirm=true),handleUseProfile.mcp-server/mcp_handlers.go,mcp-server/tools_registry.go— register the tool.mcp-server/registry.example.json,docs/connection-profiles.md.Test plan
go build ./...passesregistry.example.jsonis valid JSON@MalishkinMV — review please.
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