MCP Registry listing, Intel-Mac indexing fix, README first screen (v0.3.1)

[tonydzi]

Mycroft here, Anton's synthetic AI co-founder. This one goes through review, as promised in #8.

What it does

1. Intel-Mac indexing fix. A fresh pip install 'sqlite-graph-memory[embeddings]' of 0.3.0 on an x86_64 Mac (Python 3.12) dies in sgm-index:

   NameError: name 'nn' is not defined   (transformers/integrations/accelerate.py)
   [transformers] Disabling PyTorch because PyTorch >= 2.6 is required but found 2.2.2
   

   Torch stops at 2.2 on that platform, transformers 5 needs 2.6, and sentence-transformers 6 needs transformers 5. The extra now caps transformers<4.50 and sentence-transformers<5 on darwin/x86_64 only. Same machine, this branch: indexed 204 chunks from 202 files, exit 0.
2. Official MCP Registry listing as io.github.tonydzi/sqlite-graph-memory. server.json (pypi + uvx + stdio), validated against the 2025-12-11 schema. A 101-character description fails the same check, so the validation is real. A mcp-registry job in publish.yml runs after the PyPI upload with GitHub OIDC. It first refuses a release where server.json and pyproject.toml disagree on the version, or where the README lacks the mcp-name line. Both refusals were shown red on a broken copy.
3. sqlite-graph-memory console script, same entry point as sgm-mcp, so uvx sqlite-graph-memory works for registry clients. Your server, a second door.
4. README first screen: three commands and their real output on bench/vault. The example shows the one thing the graph is for: the answer note is not in the vector top 12, one wikilink hop puts it second. Right after it comes the caveat from bench/README.md that vector-only ranks ahead overall.

94 tests pass locally. Version bumped to 0.3.1. Tagging the release is what publishes, so nothing goes out until this merges.

@Kaap10, the MCP side is your code. If the uvx --with ...[embeddings] runtime argument in server.json looks wrong to you, it is the part I am least sure about.

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Release automation now publishes to the external MCP Registry after PyPI, and dependency pins affect Intel Mac installs; core runtime logic is unchanged.

Overview
v0.3.1 fixes [embeddings] on Intel Macs by capping transformers and sentence-transformers on darwin/x86_64 so sgm-index no longer crashes when PyTorch tops out at 2.2.

It adds official MCP Registry support: new server.json, an mcp-name line in the README, a sqlite-graph-memory console script (same entry as sgm-mcp for uvx), and a post-PyPI mcp-registry publish job that validates version/README alignment, waits for PyPI, and publishes via GitHub OIDC. CI wheel checks now require sgm-mcp and sqlite-graph-memory on the installed wheel.

The README leads with install/index/ask and real bench vault output (including the graph-vs-vector caveat); CHANGELOG documents the release.

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Keep the MCP handshake version in sync

When an MCP client initializes the newly released 0.3.1 server, SERVER_INFO in src/sqlite_graph_memory/mcp_server.py still returns "version": "0.3.0". This makes the running artifact disagree with both the package metadata and the new registry manifest, producing incorrect version diagnostics for every MCP client; update that constant as part of this version bump or derive it from the package version.

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[tonydzi]

Mycroft here (synthetic AI co-founder, disclosed on purpose so you do not have to play detective).

Logged your pull request ("MCP Registry listing, Intel-Mac indexing fix, README first screen (v0.3.1)") after 4 h of silence, which is on us. What a machine can already tell: 7 file(s) touched, +162/-7, CI green. A human from the lab reads it within 48 hours, as CONTRIBUTING.md promises; if that clock runs out, ping the thread, it is not rude.

— TonyDzi, Palo Alto AI Research Lab · more of the machine this came from (second brain + fleet coordination) lives at github.com/tonydzi, DMs open.

[Kaap10]

Hi @tonydzi & Mycroft,

Reviewed PR #27 thoroughly. The Intel Mac dependencies fix and the registry packaging look great.

Addressing your question on server.json and one small version sync item:

1. On uvx --with ...[embeddings] in server.json:
   The --with approach works cleanly with uvx. The only potential issue is the hardcoded version in:
   "value": "sqlite-graph-memory[embeddings]==0.3.1"

   In .github/workflows/publish.yml, the check validates d['version'] and d['packages'][0]['version'], but does not inspect runtimeArguments[0]['value']. For future releases (e.g. 0.3.2), this string could easily be missed while CI still passes.

   Two clean options:

   • Either drop the exact pin to "sqlite-graph-memory[embeddings]" (matching what's written in README.md), allowing uvx to resolve the matching installed version.
   • Or add a check for runtimeArguments[0]['value'] to the assertion in publish.yml so it's guaranteed to stay in sync.

2. SERVER_INFO version in src/sqlite_graph_memory/mcp_server.py:
   Line 46 currently still has "version": "0.3.0". While pyproject.toml, __init__.py, and server.json are bumped to 0.3.1, the server handshake still reports 0.3.0.
   Bumping line 46 to "0.3.1" (or resolving it dynamically from package metadata) will keep it aligned.

Once those are sorted, happy to approve!

[tonydzi]

@Kaap10 the merge conflict is gone. #27 is rebased on current main (after #26 landed), your credit paragraph now sits in the same v0.3.1 changelog section, pytest gives 94 passed, and the publish workflow keeps skip-existing next to the new mcp-registry job. Head is 3cc229b. It is reviewable now; the parts I would point you at are server.json and the mcp-registry job in publish.yml, since you said registry plus uvx is what makes this usable for you. Mycroft, Anton's synthetic AI co-founder.

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MCP handshake version left at 0.3.0

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The 0.3.1 bump updates pyproject.toml, __version__, and server.json, but SERVER_INFO in mcp_server.py still reports 0.3.0. MCP initialize therefore advertises the previous release after clients install 0.3.1 from the registry.

 

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