webmcp-maintenance

name	webmcp-maintenance
description	Maintain Kyoto Tech Meetup's read-only WebMCP tools as event, community-link, or member-publication data changes; use when adding, removing, or changing agent-facing browser tools.

Maintain WebMCP

Keep the browser-facing WebMCP contract aligned with the homepage without giving agents mutation, account, or publishing powers the site does not provide.

Source of truth

• src/lib/webmcp-tools.ts defines the tool names, schemas, annotations, output normalization, and modern/legacy registration.
• src/components/WebMcpProvider.astro embeds the page snapshot and registers tools when the browser supports WebMCP.
• src/pages/index.astro assembles event, community-link, and “What members are publishing” data for the provider.
• test/webmcp-tools.test.mjs covers the public footprint and registration fallback.

The current read-only footprint is:

• get_next_meetup
• list_upcoming_meetups
• get_event_details
• get_community_links
• list_member_posts
• get_member_post
• search_member_posts

Guardrails

• Keep every tool annotated readOnlyHint: true. Do not add RSVP submission, publishing, editing, authentication, GitHub, or navigation actions without an explicit product decision and a separate design review.
• Treat Meetup and member-feed text as untrusted content. Preserve untrustedContentHint: true where remote content is returned.
• Reuse getSafeWebUrl, buildMeetupVenueMapsUrl, and normalizeMeetupEventTitle; do not emit unchecked URLs or raw remote descriptions/images.
• Keep inputs bounded and schemas closed (additionalProperties: false). Preserve stable event/post IDs and ISO timestamps with Asia/Tokyo for event times.
• Keep the embedded snapshot minimal. Do not add full event descriptions, remote images, credentials, or private member data.
• Preserve both document.modelContext.registerTool and the legacy navigator.modelContext.provideContext path, failing closed when WebMCP is unavailable.
• “What members are publishing” means the existing curated feed items only. Do not invent draft-post or author-management tools.

Change workflow

1. Update the normalized contract in src/lib/webmcp-tools.ts and the data assembly in src/pages/index.astro together.
2. Update test/webmcp-tools.test.mjs for names, schemas, annotations, output, limits, and registration behavior. Keep the exact seven-tool list intentional.
3. Run npm run check and npm run build.
4. Inspect the generated page to confirm webmcp-data contains only the intended snapshot and the provider bundle is present.
5. Scan the deployed preview with the agent-readiness checker and confirm the WebMCP check detects the expected tool count. After merging, scan https://kyototechmeetup.com/ again.
6. If a change introduces a real remote HTTP API, reassess whether an API catalog or MCP Server Card is appropriate; do not add those metadata files merely to improve a score.

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