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docs: fix inaccurate MCP standalone target guidance in create workflow prompt (#520)
The note in Step 8 incorrectly stated that only containerized MCPs (with `container:`) work in the standalone target. In fact, both containerized MCPs and remote HTTP MCPs (with `url:`) are fully supported in standalone. The generate_mcpg_config function in src/compile/common.rs handles both transports via build_stdio_mcpg_server and build_http_mcpg_server, and both standalone.rs and onees.rs call the same function. Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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> **Security**: All `mcp-servers:` entries must have an explicit `allowed:` list.
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> **Standalone target** (the default): MCPs without a `container:` or `url:` field are skipped at compile time with a compile-time warning — they have no effect and will not be available to the agent. For the standalone target, use only **custom** containerized MCPs with a `container:` field.
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> **Standalone target** (the default): MCPs without a `container:` or `url:` field are skipped at compile time with a compile-time warning — they have no effect and will not be available to the agent. Both containerized MCPs (with `container:`) and remote HTTP MCPs (with `url:`) are supported in standalone target.
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### Step 9 — Safe Outputs
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