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@eleanor4devs/mcp

v0.0.7

Published

Eleanor MCP server — single declarative verb `report({event, ...})`. Strict credential isolation. See spec §MCP and DD-11.

Readme

@eleanor4devs/mcp

Eleanor's MCP server. Exposes a single declarative verb: report({event, ...}). Used by Claude Code / Codex to surface agent progress to Eleanor without giving the MCP any new I/O capabilities.

Part of eleanor4devs — voice-first developer assistant that orchestrates your Claude Code and Codex sessions.

Install

The CLI installer wires this up automatically:

npm install -g @eleanor4devs/cli
eleanor4devs install

(Writes the MCP entry to ~/.claude/mcp_servers.json — preserving any other agents' entries.)

Verb surface

Exactly one verb: report. Closed event enum:

type ReportEvent =
  | "progress"
  | "done"
  | "blocked"
  | "context_warning"
  | "error"
  | "info"
  | "question";

Forbidden argument keys (the no-new-vector contract — rejected with a typed validation error):

  • command, path, read, write, fetch

The MCP server does NOT shell out, does NOT read arbitrary files, does NOT make arbitrary HTTP calls. The only file path it touches is ~/.eleanor4devs/audit.log (append-only JSONL), and the only network endpoint it talks to is the eleanor4devs backend configured at install time.

event: "question" blocks the response until the user answers (no synthetic timeout, per DD-11). Other events return immediately.

CLI flags

  • eleanor4devs-mcp — runs the production MCP server on stdio (what Claude Code invokes).
  • eleanor4devs-mcp --version — prints the package version.
  • eleanor4devs-mcp --dry-run — accepts mocked verb calls on stdio and emits validation results without contacting the backend. Used by the Red Team to probe the verb surface.
  • eleanor4devs-mcp --verify — verifies the local install's SHA256 against the npm registry's published shasum + provenance attestation. Use after npm install to spot-check supply-chain integrity.
  • eleanor4devs-mcp --help — list flags.

Spec reference

Internal product spec is private. Public documentation: https://eleanor4devs.com.

License

UNLICENSED — code shipped publicly for consumer access only. Contact for licensing terms.