fix(mcp): fix Windows MCP spawn double-quoting that breaks all MCP servers#133
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…rvers The quoteWindowsShellArg function wrapped every argument in double quotes unconditionally, producing command strings like '"npx" "-y" "@playwright/mcp"'. When passed to spawn() with shell:true, Node.js wraps the entire string again for cmd.exe, causing double-quoting that breaks command parsing. All MCP servers (playwright, fetch, memory, github) failed to start on Windows. Fix: only quote arguments that contain spaces or double-quotes, leaving simple args unquoted.
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Summary
The
quoteWindowsShellArgfunction increateMcpSpawnSpecwrapped every argument in double quotes unconditionally, producing command strings like"npx" "-y" "@playwright/mcp".When passed to
spawn()withshell: true, Node.js wraps the entire string again forcmd.exe, causing double-quoting that breaks command parsing. All MCP servers (playwright, fetch, memory, github) failed to start on Windows.Fix
Only quote arguments that actually contain spaces or double-quotes. Simple args like
npx,-y,@playwright/mcpare joined as-is (e.g.,npx -y @playwright/mcp), which prevents double-wrapping by Node.js's shell handling.Changes
src/mcp/mcp-client.ts: replacequoteWindowsShellArg(unconditional quoting) withquoteWindowsArgIfNeeded(conditional quoting)src/tests/mcp-client.test.ts: update test to match new behavior