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Test the SmartHopper MCP server with live Grasshopper components
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Write the release notes
Review the changelog and last commits for consistency
Simplify the [Unreleased] section of CHANGELOG.md (or a specific version) into a user-focused changelog summary using the instructions from the CI workflow.
Clean C# code style based on project rules
Write a commit message for the currently staged or uncommitted changes
Debug some feature
| name | live-mcp-test |
| description | Test the SmartHopper MCP server with live Grasshopper components |
| triggers | ["user"] |
You have access to the SmartHopper and GhJson .NET repos (open repos in this workspace).
You also have access to the running SmartHopper plugin and Grasshopper/Rhino environment via SmartHopper MCP.
Using the MCP SmartHopper server, retrieve all components with errors in the current grasshopper document (via gh_get_errors).
If possible, suggest a fix either in Grasshopper file (by modifying the canvas with MCP tools) or determine the root cause and suggest a fix directly in SmartHopper or GhJson.NET code.
While using mcp tools, if you identify issues in SmartHopper or GhJson .NET code:
Do not commit or stage changes. I'll do it manually.
Remember that, after making changes in code, I have to manually turn the program off, build the solution again and trigger the debugging environment. Notify me when you need this.
