Add MCP Observatory CI check#11
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Small update: MCP Observatory v0.27.0 is now published with optional SARIF output and GitHub Code Scanning support. This PR can remain a read-only advisory compatibility/security check. If maintainers later want MCP findings in GitHub Code Scanning, the workflow can opt into Docs: https://github.com/KryptosAI/mcp-observatory/blob/main/docs/github-code-scanning-for-mcp.md |
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This adds a lightweight MCP Observatory check for the taskmanager MCP server.\n\nWhy it helps:\n\n- verifies MCP tools still respond correctly\n- catches schema drift and common security footguns before release\n- posts a readable PR report for maintainers\n- gives users a compatibility signal when evaluating MCP servers\n\nI validated the target locally with:\n\n
bash\nnpx @kryptosai/mcp-observatory@latest test --target mcp-observatory.target.json --security --deep\n\n\nResult: passed, with 10 tools detected fromnpx -y @kazuph/mcp-taskmanager@latest.\n\nIt runs in GitHub Actions and does not require an MCP Observatory account. If the check is too strict for this repo, the workflow can be adjusted while keeping the report visible.