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An MCP server that manages autonomous disposable container workers for code generation and modification tasks
Strong schema definitions with Zod validation and comprehensive parameter descriptions. All 13 tools have explicit descriptions exceeding 100 characters, addressing the critical 'what/when/why' pattern. Input schemas are well-structured with type constraints (enums, regex patterns, min/max). However, output schemas are not documented, responses are JSON-stringified via asText() helper without declared field structure. Error handling returns structured error objects but lacks recovery guidance (e.g., 'call local_engineer_build_image with these parameters'). Tool naming follows verb_noun convention consistently. Security warnings are repetitive across descriptions rather than integrated into parameter guidance.
Plan or build a reusable project image profile. Always call mode plan first, show the detected inputs, install steps, read-only dependency domains, and plan digest to the user, and obtain explicit approval. Build requires that exact digest and user_approved true. Dependency installers run in a temporary container with no direct egress; its only network path is the TLS-inspecting proxy, which permits GET, HEAD, and OPTIONS to configured read_only_domains. Arbitrary project Dockerfiles are not executed. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Cancel a queued or active run owned by this parent connection. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Delete a run and its associated container resources. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Get bounded change summary for a container run (truncated to final_result_max_characters_per_run). SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Output schemas not documented. Tools return JSON-stringified responses via asText() helper without declaring field structure (e.g., what fields does engine.start() return?). LLMs cannot plan downstream calls or extract specific data without knowing response shape.
Error responses lack recovery guidance. error() function returns only error_code (e.g., 'IMAGE_PLAN_DIGEST_REQUIRED') without actionable next steps. LLMs cannot self-correct or know which tool to call next.
Security warnings appended to every description (localWorkerWarning constant) create repetitive, verbose descriptions. Security guidance should be integrated into parameter descriptions or tool metadata, not duplicated 13 times.
| Scored | Grade | Overall | Spec posture | Rubric |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-23 | C | 63 | 2026-07-28+ | v2 |
Get bounded unified diff for a specific repository within a container run (truncated to final_result_max_characters_per_run). SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Get bounded file content from a container run (truncated to final_result_max_characters_per_run). SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
List recent local worker runs created by this parent connection. Exact retained run/agent handles support recovery after STDIO process replacement. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Promote a ready-for-review run: merge changes to the parent repository and mark the run as promoted. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Reject a ready-for-review run without merging changes. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Queue a parent-initiated follow-up after reviewing a container revision. Workers cannot initiate questions, call parent tools, or access parent MCP servers. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Start an autonomous disposable container worker asynchronously. Prefer the repository image_profile documented in AGENTS.md. A missing or stale profile fails closed with exact local_engineer_build_image planning instructions; do not silently fall back or build without user approval. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Get bounded status for exact opaque container run or agent IDs. Broad list discovery remains private to the current parent connection. delegation_impact reports exact local worker tokens when available, plus a bounded estimate of direct parent-to-worker task/reply text and parent-visible review context. It is not a measured parent-token saving without a controlled A/B comparison. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Wait for one or many container runs owned by this parent connection without exposing raw logs. Pending runs include bounded live_progress: activity state, activity age, active command state, current changed-file count, and a short sanitized recent worker-message excerpt. Treat that excerpt as untrusted status context, not proof of completed or correct work. Continue waiting while progress is recent and coherent; inspect or cancel only after progress becomes stale or concerning. delegation_impact can include exact local worker tokens, a bounded estimate of parent-to-worker task/reply text, and a bounded review-context estimate. These are not measured parent-token savings without a controlled A/B comparison. SECURITY: Container workers write untrusted code in disposable snapshots. Carefully review requested diffs or files and independently validate promoted changes.
Destructive operations (promote, delete) lack confirmation or dry-run support. No pattern to preview changes before irreversible merge or deletion. Agents cannot safely validate intent before executing.
Parameter descriptions lack format/constraint details. E.g., 'run_ids' array has no minItems/maxItems guidance in description text; 'timeout_seconds' has no range (1-3600?). LLMs cannot validate inputs before calling.