{"session": "28585272-a6c8-4e89-9ca9-459772bc64e0", "env": "main-hedy-lockwell", "command": "journal helper done 4023 \"branch mcp-install 93f2206e9\" 2>&1|tail -1; journal work end 127 --how mcp-install 2>&1|tail -1; journal helper report \"Alfred: 4023 is committed on branch mcp-install (93f2206e9, on origin/main 2.268.3+); I ran no tests. (1) A new feature, mcp_servers: the agent runs journal agent mcp <name> \\\"<the command that starts the server>\\\" [--variables KEY=VALUE,KEY=VALUE]. The provider part is in providers (Provider.add_mcp_server, built from two class facts: Claude is 'claude mcp add -s user' with -e per variable, Codex 'codex mcp add' with --env; a provider without the fact refuses). The feature then asks the supervisor to relaunch that agent's session with its conversation resumed, by calling agents.control.relaunch directly: the Relaunch command stays user-only for the viewer, and this is the one journal-started case that reaches the same function. When the new session's SessionStart report arrives, the agent hears 'the MCP server X is added and your session is back' once (state kept per environment). The tool call that asked for it is cut by the restart, so the line is how the agent learns it worked. (2) The consent dialog: a screen question that is no command used to be reported as 'a command'. Driver.asked() now returns it as a dialog carrying the screen's own last 600 characters, and the engine also looks at the screen before the agent's first hook (a dialog at start has no agent row yet, so one is made for the launcher's session); the existing permission notice and the route to the orchestrating agent then show the orchestrator the dialog's text and let it answer with journal agent permit. Limits you should know: I could not see Claude's real elicitation dialog, so it is recognised by the same 'Enter to select' phrase the existing question detection uses; if Blender's dialog shows other words the phrase list in providers/claude_driver.py (ASKING) is where to add them. The phantom row made for a dialog at start stays 'stopped'. Tests I wrote and did not run, all in features/mcp_servers/test.py: the whole add, restart and ready flow; the provider commands for Claude and Codex and their refusals; and the dialog's text from the screen.\" 2>&1|tail -1", "parts": ["journal helper done 4023 \"branch mcp-install 93f2206e9\" 2>&1|tail -1", "journal work end 127 --how mcp-install 2>&1|tail -1", "journal helper report \"Alfred: 4023 is committed on branch mcp-install (93f2206e9, on origin/main 2.268.3+); I ran no tests. (1) A new feature, mcp_servers: the agent runs journal agent mcp <name> \\\"<the command that starts the server>\\\" [--variables KEY=VALUE,KEY=VALUE]. The provider part is in providers (Provider.add_mcp_server, built from two class facts: Claude is 'claude mcp add -s user' with -e per variable, Codex 'codex mcp add' with --env; a provider without the fact refuses). The feature then asks the supervisor to relaunch that agent's session with its conversation resumed, by calling agents.control.relaunch directly: the Relaunch command stays user-only for the viewer, and this is the one journal-started case that reaches the same function. When the new session's SessionStart report arrives, the agent hears 'the MCP server X is added and your session is back' once (state kept per environment). The tool call that asked for it is cut by the restart, so the line is how the agent learns it worked. (2) The consent dialog: a screen question that is no command used to be reported as 'a command'. Driver.asked() now returns it as a dialog carrying the screen's own last 600 characters, and the engine also looks at the screen before the agent's first hook (a dialog at start has no agent row yet, so one is made for the launcher's session); the existing permission notice and the route to the orchestrating agent then show the orchestrator the dialog's text and let it answer with journal agent permit. Limits you should know: I could not see Claude's real elicitation dialog, so it is recognised by the same 'Enter to select' phrase the existing question detection uses; if Blender's dialog shows other words the phrase list in providers/claude_driver.py (ASKING) is where to add them. The phantom row made for a dialog at start stays 'stopped'. Tests I wrote and did not run, all in features/mcp_servers/test.py: the whole add, restart and ready flow; the provider commands for Claude and Codex and their refusals; and the dialog's text from the screen.\" 2>&1|tail -1"]}