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changelog

The client layer moves. Throne moves with it.

Compatibility is not a one-time checklist. New client releases, stricter schemas, timeout changes, and prompt surfaces can change what "works" means for an MCP server.

matrix

Live, coming-soon, and planned clients separated

The default run shows Claude Code and Cursor as live. ChatGPT Desktop is coming soon. Codex CLI and Zed remain visible as planned coverage.

report

Raw trace drawer added

Failed cells can expose the JSON-RPC request, response, elapsed time, emulator rule, and replay command from the same report surface.

security

Nine-rule scan foundation

The scan covers traversal, shell execution boundaries, prompt sinks, secret exposure, mutation rate limits, dependency risk, launch failures, and heuristic package signals.

ci

Release gate exit codes

The CLI can return PASS, WARN, or FAIL outcomes in a way CI systems can block on without parsing report copy.

methodology

Nine-step run suite defined

The suite now covers discovery, schema validation, smoke tests, error handling, streaming, resources, concurrency, and reconnect behavior.