patrol_mcp 0.2.0

An MCP server that empowers AI assistants to control, automate, and monitor interactive Patrol development sessions in Flutter.

0.2.0

• Multi-device support: run auto-selects a device (Android before iOS, real before emulator/simulator) or targets one you pass as device, and a new devices tool lists what's attached. A --device in PATROL_FLAGS still wins.
• Simplified setup: drop the run-patrol wrapper and point your MCP config straight at dart run patrol_mcp; FVM-pinned projects use the pinned Flutter automatically. See the README.
• More reliable runs and cleanup:
  • run returns a failed run instead of hanging when the app exits before the test finishes (needs patrol 4.7.0+); a timed-out run is distinguishable from a still-running one.
  • No orphaned processes — sessions are torn down on cancel, client disconnect, and shutdown; the server force-exits if teardown stalls.
  • screenshot and native-tree work with multiple devices attached.
  • quit isn't misreported as a crash, and errors clearly when there's no active session.
  • Structured output from run/status/native-tree; run works from a different working directory (PROJECT_ROOT); starts on Windows.

0.1.4

• Relax patrol_cli constraint to ^4.3.0 so patrol_mcp resolves alongside any patrol version from 4.5.0 onward. Fixes the version-solving conflict with patrol ^4.6.0 reported in #3075.

0.1.3

• Bump patrol_cli to 4.3.1.

0.1.2

• Update README.

0.1.1

• Fix dart formatting for full pub.dev score.
• Add example and remove global executable entry.
• Update README setup to use pub.dev dependency.

0.1.0

• Initial release.
• MCP server for managing Patrol develop sessions.
• Tools: run tests, take screenshots, get native view tree.