Remove 'MCP Server' prefix from command display names to comply with
Obsidian plugin guidelines. Command IDs remain unchanged for API stability.
- Start MCP Server → Start server
- Stop MCP Server → Stop server
- Restart MCP Server → Restart server
Update main.ts to automatically generate API keys on first load,
encrypt them when saving to disk, and decrypt them when loading.
Also migrate legacy settings by removing enableCORS and
allowedOrigins fields.
Changes:
- Auto-generate API key if empty on plugin load
- Encrypt API key before saving to data.json
- Decrypt API key after loading from data.json
- Migrate legacy settings by removing CORS-related fields
- Add imports for generateApiKey, encryptApiKey, decryptApiKey
- Add comprehensive migration tests in main-migration.test.ts
This implements Task 4 of the CORS simplification plan.
Implement visual feedback for MCP tool calls with configurable notifications.
Features:
- Real-time notifications when tools are called (request only, no completion)
- Tool-specific emoji icons for visual clarity
- Rate limiting (max 10 notifications/second)
- Notification history tracking (last 100 entries)
- Configurable settings: enable/disable, show parameters, duration, console logging
- History modal with filtering and export to clipboard
Implementation:
- Created NotificationManager with queue-based rate limiting
- Created NotificationHistoryModal for viewing past tool calls
- Integrated into tool call interceptor in ToolRegistry
- Added notification settings UI section
- Added 'View MCP Notification History' command
Benefits:
- Visual feedback for debugging and monitoring
- Transparency into AI agent actions
- Simple on/off toggle, no complex verbosity settings
- Zero performance impact when disabled
- History tracks success/failure/duration for all calls
All 10 phases of the roadmap are now complete\!
