Embed live tool definitions in the universal MCPB manifest#88
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build-mcpb-universal.sh now introspects the bundled binary (introspect-tools.py speaks MCP over stdio) and injects the full tools/list — name, description, inputSchema — into the manifest. Smithery requires schema-bearing tool entries (name+description-only fails their deploy validation) and scores listings on tool-definition quality; the previous workaround of omitting the array passed validation but tanked the quality score (33/100). Note: the official MCPB validator does NOT recognize inputSchema in manifest tools, so this stays exclusive to the universal bundle — the per-target bundles for the official MCP registry remain spec-pure. Republished to Smithery as release 52976aa8 (accepted, 6 tools live). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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build-mcpb-universal.sh now introspects the bundled binary
(introspect-tools.py speaks MCP over stdio) and injects the full
tools/list — name, description, inputSchema — into the manifest.
Smithery requires schema-bearing tool entries (name+description-only
fails their deploy validation) and scores listings on tool-definition
quality; the previous workaround of omitting the array passed
validation but tanked the quality score (33/100).
Note: the official MCPB validator does NOT recognize inputSchema in
manifest tools, so this stays exclusive to the universal bundle — the
per-target bundles for the official MCP registry remain spec-pure.
Republished to Smithery as release 52976aa8 (accepted, 6 tools live).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com