Changelog
What’s new in MCP1
New features and improvements, newest first. Missing something? Ask for it.
- Account
Sign in with GitHub
Sign in or sign up to MCP1 with your GitHub account, in one click and with no password to remember.
- Continue with GitHub sits at the top of the sign-in and sign-up pages, above Continue with Appwrite.
- Email and password, and sign-in links sent to your email, work as before.
- If GitHub sign-in fails, the page says which provider it was, so you can try another way in.
- GatewaysServers
Servers’ own instructions reach your agents
Many MCP servers tell agents how their tools fit together when they connect. Agents on MCP1 now get those instructions too, so they use each server the way its makers intended.
- The gateway’s own instructions say more clearly what MCP1 is: one connection in front of many servers, with each server’s tools under its own prefix.
- They mark the servers that have instructions, and agents read a server’s with
mcp1__server_instructionsbefore they first use it. Tool search reminds them too. - The gateway’s own instructions stay the same size whether a gateway has 2 servers or 40.
- Tool names in them are changed to the gateway’s, so
list_issuesreadsgithub__list_issues, and agents only get them for servers they can use. - Turn them off for a server under its Settings, under Instructions.
- CatalogServers
Product Hunt in the catalog
Add Product Hunt’s MCP server in one click, so your agents can research launches, check leaderboards and draft and schedule your own launch.
- Listed under Marketing and Product & design, with one-click sign-in to your Product Hunt account.
- Search and research work without signing in. Launching needs a Product Hunt account.
- Servers that answer without a token but offer sign-in for more tools now get one-click sign-in, instead of a token form.
- MembersGroups
Pick groups when you invite someone
Choose a new teammate’s groups in the same step as their role, so they reach the right gateways, servers and tools from their first sign-in.
- Invite humans has a Groups column next to Role. Pick as many groups as you like for each person.
- Adding another row, or pasting a list of emails, starts each new row with the same role and groups.
- The audit log says which groups each person joined.
- Admin agents can do it too:
mcp1__invite_membertakes a list of group names.
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