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@dunavnet/grantagent-local-executor

v0.3.70

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GrantAgent local executor MCP server for trusted desktop execution surfaces

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@dunavnet/grantagent-local-executor

The local executor for GrantAgent — a file-backed MCP server that runs proposal, software-spec, and deliverable workflows directly on your machine, against a local workspace folder. Nothing leaves your machine except the explicit review snapshots you choose to send to the hosted knowledge services.

You normally don't install this directly

It's wired up for you by:

  • npx -y @dunavnet/grantagent-setup — configures Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and Antigravity (recommended), or
  • the Claude Desktop bundle — download GrantAgent.mcpb.

Running it directly

As a stdio MCP server for any MCP-compatible client (Node.js ≥ 20):

npx -y @dunavnet/grantagent-local-executor --workspace-root /path/to/your/workspace

--workspace-root is the parent directory that should contain GrantAgent workspaces (your proposals and specs), not a single proposal folder. Source-checkout dogfood should point at the GrantAgent clone (or omit --workspace-root) so a HEDGE-only prompt cannot silently write into another proposal tree. Pass target_workspace on every write when multiple trusted roots exist. If hosted compat still blocks a clone, set GRANTAGENT_SKIP_COMPAT_CHECK=1 — do not run setup --repair against this tree.

The shared run_critique_loop tool supports proposal, software_spec, and deliverable domains. Deliverable critique performs local readiness and quality checks, attempts one bounded repair/re-review when safe, and uses hosted proposal-quality deliverable substance review when DUNAVNET_MCP_TOKEN is available.

Proposal critique materializes reviews/ESR_<proposal-id>.md as a trust-labelled report. Local validation appears under Automated readiness checks; hosted reviewer conclusions, when present, appear unchanged under Hosted evaluator review. The report does not reconcile these lanes into a combined score or funding verdict. Old latest-review.json files remain readable with a visible legacy warning and raw-artifact audit reference.