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This feature supports DynamicActionMcpServer.
During initialization, directories containing a program file and a
.meta.json description are scanned and registered as MCP tools.
Tool execution is handled asynchronously via boundedElastic to avoid blocking server threads.
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ActionWatchService was used to support SCRIPT and PLUGIN type actions loading from local FileSystem, this refactor allows register different paths to watch.
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Recent changes blurred the responsibility boundary between RunnerClient and LocalRunnerClient.
This refactor moves local MCP client–specific logic into LocalRunnerClient and isolates InProcessMcpTransport and related code under the experimental package.
RunnerClient only defines indispensable methods and attributes.
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Resource-change events cannot reliably represent tool changes.
The previous approach attempted to externalize descriptive content into files, but the meta attribute of McpSchema.Tool can provide this information.
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MetaActionInfo was previously located via its own key attribute.
This is now redundant, as ActionCore already uses the key of existedMetaActions
as the single source of truth.
This allows implementations of RunnerClient to dynamically register different types of MCP service, and also provides a shutdown hook to close client/server properly.
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Previously, MetaActionInfo comes from the local filesystem changes.
But now MCP Servers already provide a method to get information of MetaActions.
The pre- or post-dependencies are still required, for some MCP Tools cannot just be executed without additional context.
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Origin actions are generated by DynamicActionGenerator and may optionally be
persistently serialized. This feature adds the basic execution flow for origin
actions within LocalRunnerClient.
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The current mapping between action files and their extensions is hardcoded. This should later be replaced with a configurable registry or loaded dynamically
during application startup.
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The hardcoded action watch path made LocalRunnerClient difficult to test and
tightened it to a specific runtime layout. Injecting the watch path improves
testability and allows the runner to work in different runtime environments.
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Following the consolidation of action types into ORIGIN and MCP,
the serialization logic needs to be separated into dedicated methods.
These methods are invoked by DynamicActionGenerator.
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Previously, SCRIPT and PLUGIN were treated as separate action types,
but their semantics are already covered by MCP.
However, a generic execution path for locally generated actions is still
required, which is represented by ORIGIN.
