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feat(065): Evaluation Foundation (D1+D2) — integration to main (#562)
* docs(065): Evaluation Foundation spec (D1+D2) — measure security & discovery
First implementation epic of the H2-2026 roadmap. Move from asserting to
measuring: D1 tool-retrieval golden set (Recall@k/MRR/nDCG over a frozen
corpus, the prerequisite + GEPA fitness function) and D2 security regression
corpus (per-detector precision/recall/F1 + false-positive-rate, the quiet-
security metric). Both extend the existing mcp-eval harness; gated in CI.
D3/D4/D5/D6 are follow-on specs that compose on these.
* docs(065): plan + research + data-model + contracts + quickstart for Evaluation Foundation
Phase 0/1 design for D1 (tool-retrieval golden set, Recall@k/MRR/nDCG via REST
/api/v1/index/search) and D2 (security regression corpus, per-detector
precision/recall/F1/FPR via a cmd/scan-eval JSON bridge). Extends the mcp-eval
harness; datasets frozen + versioned; 3 JSON-schema contracts; quickstart.
Constitution PASS. D3/D4/D5/D6 remain follow-on specs.
* feat(065): add cmd/scan-eval D2 detector bridge (B1) (#550)
Bridge the Spec 065 / D2 security corpus to mcpproxy's production
sensitive-data detector and emit per-entry, per-detector verdict JSON
for the Python SecurityScorer (B3). Offline, deterministic test tooling
only — no runtime or REST surface (Security-by-Default, R-03).
- cmd/scan-eval: reads a security-corpus.schema.json-conforming file,
runs each entry.description through security.NewDetector(nil).Scan,
echoes ground-truth id/label/category, emits scan-verdict.schema.json.
- Flags: --corpus (required), --out (default stdout),
--detectors=sensitive-data (default), --scanners (reserved opt-in
extension point for the deferred Docker bundled-scanner pass).
- Exit codes: 0 ok, 4 bad/missing corpus or flags, 1 write failure.
- contracts/scan-verdict.schema.json: the verdict output contract B3
consumes to derive per-detector TP/FP/TN/FN -> P/R/F1/FPR.
- Test-first: TP (embedded AWS key), TN, missing/empty corpus, and
deterministic-output coverage; committed minimal corpus fixture.
The fixture demonstrates honest measurement (INV-3): the detector is a
true positive on a credential-exfil description, a false negative on
pure prompt-injection text, and a visible false positive on a benign
doc referencing ~/.aws/credentials — i.e. it measures real coverage
rather than trivially passing.
Co-authored-by: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* feat(065): security_corpus_v1.json (D2 security regression dataset) (#551)
Add the D2 labeled security corpus the detection scorer measures against,
plus a co-located validator test enforcing the contract and cross-entity
invariants (INV-3, INV-4 / SC-004).
- 43 entries: 20 malicious (tool_poisoning/prompt_injection/shadowing/rug_pull),
15 clean benign, 8 attack-resembling hard negatives (2 per attack category).
- Every entry carries label + category + provenance.{source,license} (FR-007).
- Sources limited to self-authored + DVMCP (MIT); MCPTox/MCP-AttackBench and the
unconfirmed-license mcp-injection-experiments are referenced externally only,
never vendored (CN-005, R-07, R-A). The validator fails the build on any
non-redistributable license.
- corpus_test.go validates against security-corpus.schema.json (santhosh-tekuri
jsonschema/v6) and asserts attack coverage + >=1 hard negative per category.
Related #739
Co-authored-by: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* feat(065): D1 retrieval datasets (renamed for clarity) + merged D1/D2 README (#554)
* feat(065): D1 retrieval datasets — frozen corpus, golden set, baseline (A2)
Generate and commit the Spec 065 D1 retrieval evaluation artifacts via A1's
mcp-eval datasets/retrieval CLI (cb37f84):
- corpus_v1.json: frozen 45-tool snapshot over 7 no-auth reference MCP servers
(filesystem, git, memory, sqlite, fetch, time, sequential-thinking), via
GET /api/v1/tools. Immutable (CN-002); refresh = corpus_v2 (FR-012).
- corpus_v1.source.json: secret-free, reproducible mcpproxy source config.
- retrieval_golden_v1.json: 47 graded queries (relevance 0|1|2), 11 cross-server
hard-negatives (FR-001), R-C compliant (queries never name the tool). Passes
schema + INV-1 validation.
- baseline_v1.json: reference Recall@k/MRR/nDCG@10/MAP + Recall@5 tolerance 0.05,
the CI regression anchor (FR-009). Retrieval metrics top-level (scorer reads
them directly); empty security section reserved for D2 (CN-004).
- README.md: documented, repeatable regeneration procedure (FR-012).
Verified end-to-end against a live BM25 index: validate OK, gate PASS
(Recall@5=0.681 >= baseline-0.05). Score reports stay local (CN-003).
Related #MCP-740
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* fix(065): rename D1 dataset files for clarity + merge D1/D2 README
Addresses pre-merge review on #552: corpus_v1.source.json (valid config) vs
corpus_v1.json (scored snapshot, NOT a config) invited 'serve --config
corpus_v1.json' which fails. Renamed:
- corpus_v1.source.json -> snapshot-servers.config.json (the servable config)
- corpus_v1.json -> corpus_v1.tools.json (the scored snapshot)
Updated baseline_v1.json source_config + corpus note refs; merged the D1 and D2
dataset READMEs into one with an explicit servable-vs-dataset cheat sheet.
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* ci(065): eval.yml regression gate — D2 security (blocking) + D1 retrieval (MCP-742) (#561)
* ci(065): eval.yml regression gate — D2 security (blocking) + D1 retrieval (MCP-742)
Spec 065 / C1 (FR-009, US3/P2). Add `.github/workflows/eval.yml` running both
Spec-065 evaluations as a regression gate over the frozen datasets:
- security-d2 (blocking): provenance/license guard (FR-007/CN-005) → cmd/scan-eval
×3 → mcp-eval SecurityScorer. Thresholds --fpr-ceiling 0.10 --recall-floor 0.05
(the sensitive-data detector measures recall ≈0.10 on this corpus; scorer
defaults of 0.80 would always fail). Sourced in one place pending the MCP-815
baseline `security.gate` block so gate and baseline never drift.
- retrieval-d1: boots mcpproxy over snapshot-servers.config.json, waits for index
readiness, runs the RetrievalScorer with baseline+tolerance. Report-only on PRs
(npx/uvx fetch flake), blocking on the nightly schedule.
Shared D2 logic in scripts/eval-ci-smoke.sh (CI == local). Reports upload as
artifacts, never committed (CN-003, guarded). mcp-eval checked out at a pinned
public ref. Verified locally: full D2 gate PASS (P=0.667 R=0.100 FPR=0.043),
actionlint clean.
Related #555 datasets; implements MCP-742 (Gate-2 plan rev 2 accepted).
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* ci(065): fix D1 retrieval job — create data_dir + single-step server lifecycle
The retrieval-d1 job failed: `mcpproxy serve` exited immediately with
"data_dir: directory does not exist" (serve refuses to create a missing
data_dir), and the server was backgrounded in a separate step from the readiness
poll (a process backgrounded in one step is reaped when that step's shell exits).
Fix: mkdir -p the data_dir, and boot + readiness-poll + run the scorer in ONE
step (shared shell) with a trap that stops the server however the step ends; also
fail fast if the server process dies during startup. D2 gate unaffected.
Verified: mcpproxy boots and serves /api/v1/status locally with the created
data_dir; actionlint clean.
Related #555 datasets; MCP-742.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* ci(065): fix D1 readiness probe — parse data.results from index/search envelope
The retrieval-d1 readiness poll never passed: mcpproxy booted and indexed all 7
servers (45 tools), but the probe parsed the index/search response at the top
level while results are nested under the `{"success":true,"data":{"results":[…]}}`
envelope, so it read 0 every attempt and timed out.
Fix: parse `data.results`. Verified locally — index returns 5 results for q=file
within ~6s of boot. actionlint clean.
Related #555 datasets; MCP-742.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
* ci(065): D1 readiness waits for full tool catalog before scoring
The retrieval scorer was running against a partially-indexed instance: the
readiness probe passed at the first indexed tool (>=1 search result), so scoring
started before all 7 reference servers connected -> Recall@5 measured 0.387 vs
baseline threshold 0.631 (false regression).
Fix: poll /api/v1/tools until the catalog reaches the near-full count (~45 tools
across the 7 servers) and add a short settle for the index build, then score.
Verified locally end-to-end on a fully-indexed instance: Recall@1/3/5/10 =
0.418/0.560/0.681/0.791, Gate(recall_at_5) PASS (0.681 vs 0.631) — the baseline
is exactly reproducible. actionlint clean.
Related #555 datasets; MCP-742.
Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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* ci(065): trigger eval gate on D1 retrieval system-under-test paths (#563)
The eval.yml pull_request.paths filter only matched the D2 security
surface (internal/security, cmd/scan-eval) and the harness/datasets, so
changes to the D1 retrieval system it gates — BM25 index, MCP tool-
discovery routing, the REST search envelope, server/CLI boot — never
triggered the workflow. Spec 065 requires CI to catch discovery
regressions when search/index/tool-discovery behavior changes.
Add internal/index/**, internal/server/**, internal/httpapi/**, and
cmd/mcpproxy/** to the trigger paths. Job logic is unchanged, so D2
security and D1 retrieval stay green.
Related MCP-833
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