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Changelog

All notable changes to Iron Manus MCP will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

[0.2.5] - 2025-01-04

Fixed

  • System Prompt Initialization: Fixed confusing system prompt that showed "You are in the QUERY phase" during initialization
  • Simplified prompt logic by combining INIT and QUERY phases
  • Updated QUERY phase prompt to clearly indicate "analyzing user objective and initializing workflow"
  • Removed complex conditional logic that caused timing issues
  • Improved user experience with clearer initialization messaging

[0.2.4] - 2025-01-03

Added

  • Comprehensive JSDoc Documentation: Added complete JSDoc documentation across entire codebase (~4,000+ lines)
  • Professional Documentation Standards: Established consistent JSDoc patterns for all interfaces, classes, and functions
  • Core System Documentation: Complete documentation for FSM engine, types, configuration, and server setup
  • Tool Documentation: 100% JSDoc coverage for all 10 tools in src/tools/ directory
  • Developer Experience: Significantly improved code maintainability and onboarding experience

Enhanced

  • src/core/types.ts: Complete JSDoc for all 50+ interfaces, enums, and type definitions
  • src/core/fsm.ts: Full documentation of FSM exports and orchestration functions
  • src/phase-engine/FSM.ts: Comprehensive documentation of 609-line main FSM engine
  • src/index.ts: Complete server setup and MCP protocol documentation
  • src/core/prompts.ts: Detailed documentation of 1171-line prompt generation system
  • src/verification/metrics.ts: Full validation and metrics system documentation
  • src/config.ts: Complete configuration layer documentation with environment variables
  • src/tools/iron-manus-state-graph.ts: Comprehensive FSM state management documentation
  • src/tools/python-executor.ts: Complete Python integration and data science tool documentation

Technical Improvements

  • Documentation Quality: Professional-grade JSDoc with examples, parameter descriptions, and integration notes
  • Maintenance: Established documentation standards for future development

[0.2.3] - 2025-01-02

Added

  • Docker Hub Release: Published clean Docker images to Docker Hub registry (dnnyngyen/iron-manus-mcp)
  • GitHub Container Registry: Published images to GHCR (ghcr.io/dnnyngyen/iron-manus-mcp)
  • Docker Compose Support: Added comprehensive docker-compose.yml with environment configuration
  • Multi-Registry Distribution: Images available on both Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry
  • Container Documentation: Added detailed Docker usage instructions and examples to README

Changed

  • Clean Docker Configuration: Removed personal identifiers from docker-compose.yml for public distribution
  • Docker Image Tagging: Implemented proper versioning with latest, stable, and 0.2.3 tags
  • Documentation Enhancement: Added comprehensive Docker installation and usage sections

Fixed

  • Docker image builds with proper multi-stage optimization (217MB final size)
  • Container environment variable configuration
  • Public registry compatibility and clean distribution

[0.2.2] - 2025-01-02

Changed

  • Documentation Updates: Updated all test count references from 107 to 163 tests to reflect current test suite status
  • Badge Updates: Updated GitHub badges in README.md to show accurate test counts (163/163 passing)
  • Cleanup: Removed legacy JSON files as per prevention guidelines

Fixed

  • Documentation accuracy across README.md, CHANGELOG.md for global deployment readiness
  • Test count inconsistencies in documentation and badges

[0.2.1] - 2025-06-30

Added

  • Build Reliability: Enhanced build script with mkdir -p dist to ensure output directory exists
  • Installation Troubleshooting: Added comprehensive fallback instructions for npm install issues
  • Clean Build Process: Verified complete workflow from clean state to running server
  • Deployment Documentation: Added specific commands for handling installation failures

Fixed

  • Build process reliability issues
  • npm install hanging or failure scenarios
  • Missing directory creation before TypeScript compilation

[0.2.0] - 2025-06-29

Added

  • 8-Phase FSM: Complete 8-phase workflow (INIT→QUERY→ENHANCE→KNOWLEDGE→PLAN→EXECUTE→VERIFY→DONE)
  • Jest to Vitest Migration: Complete test framework migration with 163/163 tests passing
  • Repository Flattening: Eliminated nested directory structure for cleaner architecture
  • ESLint Integration: Added comprehensive TypeScript linting with @typescript-eslint
  • Node.js Compatibility: Tested support for Node 18.x, 20.x, and 22.x
  • CI/CD Improvements: GitHub Actions with parallel test execution and security audits
  • Type System Enhancements: Full TypeScript 5.0 with strict mode enabled
  • SSRF Security Enhancements: Advanced URL validation and allowlist support

Changed

  • BREAKING: Repository structure flattened (removed nested iron-manus-mcp/ directory)
  • BREAKING: Test framework changed from Jest to Vitest for better ES module support
  • BREAKING: Enhanced FSM workflow with improved state management
  • Improved package.json with proper ES module configuration
  • Enhanced CI pipeline with comprehensive error reporting
  • Updated MCP SDK imports for v1.13.0+ compatibility

Fixed

  • CI/CD pipeline failures with ESLint dependency issues
  • Node.js version compatibility across 18.x, 20.x, 22.x
  • Test execution in GitHub Actions environment
  • Import path issues with ES modules and TypeScript
  • Package dependency conflicts and security vulnerabilities

Security

  • Enhanced SSRF protection with comprehensive IP blocking
  • Advanced URL validation and sanitization
  • Configurable allowlist support for trusted hosts
  • Rate limiting and request timeout enforcement

Developer Experience

  • Complete Jest→Vitest migration for modern testing
  • Comprehensive TypeScript configuration with strict mode
  • ESLint integration with TypeScript-specific rules
  • Improved CI/CD with parallel execution and debugging
  • Clean repository structure with flattened directories