Surface support info via help text and error messages - #3
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Removes the contact_support MCP tool (which proved unreliable for directing AI assistants) and instead surfaces support information where users naturally look: in the CLI help footer and authentication error messages. Updated version to 0.1.3 to reflect this refinement. Changes: - Removed contact_support MCP tool and its registrations - Added docs link and support email to CLI help footer - Added support email to auth error output - Updated tests to verify support email in error messages
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Mar 3, 2026
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Summary
Surfaces support information where users naturally look: the CLI help footer and authentication error messages.
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All 244 tests pass. Support email is verified in auth error test assertions.