AI Capability Layer: MCP, CLI, and Quick Transfer
Adds a governed capability registry, device authorization and scoped tokens, a local CLI/stdio MCP, and an undeployed read-only remote MCP; AI clients can now exchange Quick Transfer text and files, while Whiteboard and game control remain planned.
# AI Capability Layer: MCP, CLI, and Quick Transfer
The site now has a shared capability layer for AI clients. This first phase establishes one inventory, authorization boundaries, and reusable clients before more tools are connected.
## Available now
- The capability registry records both intended transports and transports that are actually available. The CLI, MCP servers, and documentation read the same inventory so planned features are not presented as live.
- The local CLI and stdio MCP can list and search public content, read articles and Daily AI News, and list videos.
- Quick Transfer supports joining a room, listing items, sending and receiving text, uploading and downloading files, and deleting items. Passwords are entered locally or read from an explicitly named environment variable; they are not placed in command arguments, the registry, or the remote service.
- Device authorization and least-privilege tokens separate public-content access from Transfer read, write, and delete scopes. Administrator routes still require an administrator browser session.
## Remote MCP status
The read-only remote MCP Worker is implemented and tested for capability discovery, public article lists, search, and article reads. It has not been deployed to production and exposes no remote write operation, so this release does not provide a live remote MCP URL.
## Next
Online Whiteboard, game control, and the remaining tools are registered as adapter targets, but AI clients cannot control them yet. They will be added in stages according to permission risk and data boundaries, and will be marked available only after they actually work.
