Enhance README and server functionality for ChatGPT integration #35
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- Updated README to provide a clearer overview of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, highlighting features such as code generation, model importing, and AI integration. - Added new tools for ChatGPT integration: `search` for querying documents and resources, and `fetch` for retrieving detailed content. - Implemented search functionality to return relevant code examples and model information based on user queries. - Enhanced the server's response handling for new tools, ensuring seamless interaction with Roblox Studio. This update significantly improves the usability and capabilities of the MCP server for developers using AI assistants.
- Enhanced documentation for `run_code` and `insert_model` tools, including clearer examples and response descriptions. - Improved formatting for better readability, including consistent use of code blocks. - Added detailed sections on common issues and best practices for code generation and model importing, emphasizing error handling and performance considerations. These changes aim to provide users with a more comprehensive understanding of Cursor's capabilities and improve their development experience.
- Updated README to include comprehensive unit testing features, emphasizing Test-Driven Development (TDD), module reloading, mocking, and assertion libraries. - Added a new section in the documentation for the unit testing framework, detailing its functionalities and integration with AI assistants. - Implemented `run_tests` functionality in the server to execute unit tests, providing detailed results and supporting TDD workflows. - Enhanced server responses to include testing-related resources and examples, improving the overall developer experience. These changes significantly bolster the testing capabilities of the MCP server, making it a more robust tool for developers.
- Added `zenity-dialog` as a dependency for improved GUI dialog handling on Linux. - Updated the installation logic to support Linux-specific configurations, allowing for better user interaction during installation. - Enhanced documentation to include Linux build support and installation guides, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of platform capabilities. These changes significantly improve the user experience for Linux users and expand the functionality of the MCP server.
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- Replaced the existing OSS Security SAST job with a comprehensive CodeQL Analysis job for improved code security scanning. - Added Dependency Review, Secrets Scan, and Cargo Audit jobs to further enhance security measures and dependency management. - Each job is configured to run on Ubuntu and includes necessary steps for repository checkout and tool execution. These updates significantly strengthen the security posture of the project by integrating multiple scanning and auditing tools into the CI/CD pipeline.
…uild processes - Replaced the Rust toolchain action with a more stable version across all workflows. - Added `rust-src` component installation for macOS and Windows builds to support additional features. - Updated signing steps for macOS and Windows to handle missing scripts gracefully, ensuring builds can proceed without interruption. - Enhanced documentation in the README to reflect new secrets required for the build workflow. These changes improve the reliability and clarity of the CI/CD pipeline, facilitating smoother builds across platforms.
…lity - Refactored the `build.rs` file to conditionally build the plugin based on the availability of the "roblox-integration" feature, enhancing flexibility. - Updated `Cargo.lock` and `Cargo.toml` to reflect new dependency versions, including `tokio`, `clap`, and others, ensuring compatibility and access to the latest features. - Enhanced GitHub Actions workflows by adding caching for cargo registry and tools, optimizing build times and resource usage. - Removed outdated `.cargo/config.toml` and documentation files that are no longer relevant, streamlining the project structure. These changes improve the build process, enhance dependency management, and optimize CI/CD workflows, contributing to a more efficient development environment.
…dling - Introduced a `shouldSkip` flag to conditionally run tests based on the success of the `beforeEach` function, enhancing control over test execution flow. - Simplified the test execution process by removing unnecessary goto statements, improving code readability and maintainability. - Ensured that the `afterEach` function is called only if the test runs successfully, providing clearer test result reporting. These changes enhance the robustness of the testing framework, making it easier to manage test dependencies and outcomes.
- Modified the Windows signing step to create the output directory only if it does not already exist, enhancing robustness. - Updated the output directory creation command in the build steps to ensure it does not fail if the directory already exists, improving workflow reliability. These changes streamline the build process and prevent unnecessary errors during execution.
- Added new jobs for Selene, StyLua, and Clippy in the GitHub Actions workflow to improve code quality checks during the build process. - Updated the macOS and Windows build jobs to depend on the new quality check jobs, ensuring that code is validated before building. - Refactored the RunTests.luau file to improve readability and maintainability, including consistent formatting and enhanced error handling. - Updated the Linux installation logic to utilize the zenity-dialog library for better user interaction during installation. These changes improve the CI/CD pipeline's robustness and enhance the testing framework, contributing to a more efficient development process.
…nd StyLua - Replaced `curl` commands with `wget` for downloading Selene and StyLua, improving compatibility and reliability. - Removed unnecessary `chmod` commands after moving binaries, simplifying the installation process. - Updated the import statement for `zenity_dialog` in the Rust installation logic for consistency. These changes enhance the build workflow and improve the installation process for Linux users, contributing to a more efficient CI/CD pipeline.
…ort in install.rs - Improved error handling in the RunTests.luau file by renaming variables for clarity during coroutine execution. - Updated the import statement for the zenity-dialog library in install.rs to use the more specific ZenityDialog, enhancing code consistency. - Added a newline at the end of audit.toml for better file formatting. These changes enhance code readability and maintainability across the project.
- Add error handling for binary file existence checks in build workflows - Fix dependency installation with --locked flag for reproducible builds - Add proper conditional execution for build jobs based on check results - Improve error handling in macOS and Linux build processes - Fix duplicate if statements in release job
- Fix conditional statement syntax in workflow files - Add debugging output for tool installation and execution - Add error handling and status messages for build processes - Improve cross-compilation target verification - Add version checks for installed tools
- Fix conditional statement syntax (remove incorrect expression wrapping) - Add comprehensive debug logging to all workflows - Fix duplicate env sections in build-linux.yml - Enable debug logging for detailed workflow analysis
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I would appreciate a PR from the branch, so it is not like every single change gets pushed. |
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So you want me to make a separate branch instead of updating the "main" branch, is that what you mean? |
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Hi @master3395 ! Thanks for the PR - some of the ideas look great ( particularly the testing ). It would be helpful to have this PR be in branches as suggested by @Shchvova , and also split it into more contained PRs, so each can be reviewed well. Plus also makes it easier to merge so they can be merged one feature at a time. |
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Suggest splitting this into PRs for:
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searchfor querying documents and resources, andfetchfor retrieving detailed content.This update significantly improves the usability and capabilities of the MCP server for developers using AI assistants.