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Add a standalone offline MCP toolkit - #3
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Hardwire 0.5.0 makes five fixed offline tools available to MCP clients: HTML inference, panel inspection/compilation, argument validation and trace verification. No owned app, credentials or hosting is required. Submitted ports remain data and are never executed.
Adds pinned official SDK transport, a committed dependency lockfile, exact-path client configuration, a first-task guide, and a GitHub draft-release workflow gated on license selection. Fixes installed-command startup through npm symlinks.
Validation covers 107 unit/CLI tests, four real HTTP tests, official SDK discovery/calls and refusal checks, plus a fresh-cache package installation tested through its installed MCP command. CI must pass on the final commit before merging.
Public reuse remains UNLICENSED. A concrete MIT proposal and release notes are prepared; npm and registry publication have not occurred.