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mcp-tf-provider-docs v0.4.3 Released
mcp-tf-provider-docs v0.4.3 was released on 2026-10-06. This is a maintenance and hardening release focused on security and reliability under the hood, with no changes to user-facing functionality. The server continues to index and serve Terraform/Tofu provider documentation from a local Git repository for use by agents, and this update makes it safer to run in production while remaining a drop-in upgrade. What’s new This release contains no application code changes. The updates are focused on dependencies and CI: Security remediation...
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mcp-acronym-lookup v0.4.4 Released
mcp-acronym-lookup v0.4.4 was released on 2026-10-06. This is a maintenance release focused on security and dependency health with no functional changes to the acronym lookup server itself. The update keeps the project current with its Go ecosystem dependencies and adds additional security scanning to the CI pipeline, while remaining a drop-in replacement for v0.4.3. What’s new v0.4.4 contains no new user-facing features and no changes to the server’s Go source code. The release is composed of dependency updates and CI...
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crossfiresync v0.0.9 Released
On October 7, 2026, UnitVectorY-Labs published crossfiresync v0.0.9. This is a maintenance release for the Java library that enables real-time Firestore synchronization across regions using Pub/Sub. The version is focused on keeping dependencies fresh and strengthening CI security rather than changing functionality. What’s new v0.0.9 contains no changes to source code under src/. The public API and replication behavior for FirestoreChangePublisher and PubSubChangeConsumer remain identical to v0.0.8. The release updates project metadata and transitive dependencies: Project version bumped to 0.0.9...
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mcp-rest-forge v0.2.3 — Security and Stability Maintenance Release
mcp-rest-forge v0.2.3 was released on October 6, 2026. This is a maintenance release focused on security and stability with no functional changes to the server or configuration. Users can upgrade with zero configuration changes and benefit from improved resource safety and dependency hardening under the hood. What’s new This release updates core dependencies and the CI security pipeline while keeping the application behavior identical to v0.2.2. Updated Model Context Protocol Go SDK to 1.8.0 for transport hardening and resource safety...
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mcp-graphql-forge v0.11.3 released
On 2026-10-06, mcp-graphql-forge v0.11.3 was released. This is a maintenance and security-focused update that keeps the project current without changing how users configure or run the server. There are no new features or breaking changes, and existing forge.yaml and tool YAMLs continue to work unchanged. The release is recommended for all users who want the latest dependency hardening and vulnerability remediation. What’s new v0.11.3 contains no application source changes. The update is focused on dependencies, security, and CI hygiene: The...
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mcp-filter-proxy v0.2.3 Released
On 2026-10-06, UnitVectorY-Labs published v0.2.3 of mcp-filter-proxy. This is a maintenance release that keeps the proxy aligned with its upstream dependencies and strengthens the project’s security and CI practices. There are no changes to the proxy’s application code or user-facing behavior compared to v0.2.2, so upgrades are drop-in with no configuration changes required. What’s new v0.2.3 contains no new features or bug fixes in the proxy itself. The release updates build dependencies and CI workflows: The project builds against github.com/modelcontextprotocol/go-sdk...
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mcp-chromadb-repo-search v1.2.2 Released
On October 6, 2026, UnitVectorY-Labs published v1.2.2 of mcp-chromadb-repo-search. This is a maintenance release focused on stability and security hardening with no user-visible feature additions or breaking changes. The server continues to provide read-only semantic search over GitHub repository content indexed in ChromaDB via stdio and Streamable HTTP, with the same configuration and MCP tool surface as before. What’s new v1.2.2 updates the underlying Model Context Protocol Go SDK from 1.7.0 to 1.8.0. The SDK release adds hardening against resource...
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jsonschemaprofiles v0.1.3 Released
jsonschemaprofiles v0.1.3 was released on 2026-10-06. This is a maintenance and hardening release for the Go library and CLI that validates JSON Schema documents against provider-specific structured-output profiles. There are no changes to profiles, APIs, CLI commands, or validation behavior in this release; the update focuses on keeping dependencies current and improving repository security scanning. What’s new v0.1.3 builds on v0.1.2 with repository maintenance and CI improvements: Dependency freshness across the build and test workflows, including updates to github/codeql-action/upload-sarif, astral-sh/setup-uv,...
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authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.8 Released
authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.8 was released on October 6, 2026. This is a maintenance release focused on security posture and dependency freshness. There are no functional changes to the token injector itself, so existing Envoy ExtAuthz configurations continue to work without modification. The update is a drop-in upgrade that brings an updated gRPC dependency and improved CI safeguards. What’s new Updated the gRPC dependency to google.golang.org/grpc 1.84.0, with corresponding genproto updates. No application code was changed; the upgrade inherits upstream bug fixes...
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gowebshot v0.2.4 — Security Maintenance Release
On 2026-10-06, gowebshot v0.2.4 was released for the UnitVectorY-Labs/gowebshot project. This is a maintenance release focused on security hardening and CI improvements rather than new user features. The update keeps the screenshot tool reliable across platforms while strengthening the supply chain and vulnerability detection process. No changes were made to the CLI or TUI behavior, screenshot options, or configuration. What’s new This release contains no functional changes to the application itself. The work is entirely around dependencies and build security:...
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