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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 🧰 Additional context used📚 Code guidelines (1)📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a service that reads categorized sections from the indexed Python release notes. A new MCP tool returns those sections with optional category filtering, pagination, and bounded excerpts. ChangesWhat's New tool
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client as MCP client
participant Tool as whatsnew_for_version
participant Service as WhatsNewService
participant Index as SQLite index
Client->>Tool: Request version, kind, and pagination parameters
Tool->>Service: Call get with request parameters
Service->>Index: Query indexed release-note sections
Index-->>Service: Return sections for the requested version
Service-->>Tool: Return filtered, paginated sections
Tool-->>Client: Return structured result
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to An indexed release page with unusually long headings or anchors can produce an oversized tool response. The affected case is narrow, but the response limit should be enforced before merging or accepted as a known limitation. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new operation stays within indexed documentation and adds no query-time network access or write authority. Risk is limited, but its whole-response size guarantee can fail when stored headings or anchors are unusually large. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @src/mcp_server_python_docs/services/whatsnew.py:
- Around line 101-131: Update the result-budget allocation in the
section-building flow around `result.model_dump_json()` so serialized section
metadata is checked against the 20,000-character limit before allocating bodies.
If titles and anchors alone exceed the limit, prevent returning an oversized
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| remaining = _RESULT_CHARS - len(result.model_dump_json()) | ||
| for index, (row, _) in enumerate(page): | ||
| section = sections[index] | ||
| body = row["content_text"].strip() | ||
| hint = ( | ||
| "\n\n[Section truncated. Continue with " | ||
| f"get_docs(slug={slug!r}, version={version!r}, " | ||
| f"anchor={row['anchor']!r}).]" | ||
| ) | ||
| share = remaining // (len(page) - index) | ||
| empty_length = len(section.model_dump_json()) | ||
| # Binary-search the excerpt so escaped JSON plus the follow-up hint | ||
| # fits a fair share. Short sections leave more space for later ones. | ||
| low, high = 0, min(_BODY_CHARS, len(body)) | ||
| chosen = "" | ||
| while low <= high: | ||
| middle = (low + high) // 2 | ||
| excerpt, truncated, _ = apply_budget(body, middle) | ||
| candidate = excerpt + hint if truncated else excerpt | ||
| cost = ( | ||
| len(section.model_copy(update={"body": candidate}).model_dump_json()) | ||
| - empty_length | ||
| ) | ||
| if cost <= share: | ||
| chosen = candidate | ||
| low = middle + 1 | ||
| else: | ||
| high = middle - 1 | ||
| section.body = chosen | ||
| remaining -= len(section.model_dump_json()) - empty_length | ||
| return result |
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sed -n '301,335p' src/mcp_server_python_docs/models.py
rg -n 'CREATE TABLE sections|title.*(limit|length)|anchor.*(limit|length)|insert_section' src/mcp_server_python_docsRepository: ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server
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printf '%s\\n' '--- service ---'
sed -n '1,145p' src/mcp_server_python_docs/services/whatsnew.py
printf '%s\\n' '--- relevant symbols ---'
rg -n '_RESULT_CHARS|_BODY_CHARS|WhatsNewService|whatsnew_for_version|content_text|anchor|heading|CREATE TABLE sections|INSERT INTO sections|sections \\(' src/mcp_server_python_docs README.md
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printf '%s\\n' '--- section storage and ingestion ---'
rg -n 'CREATE TABLE sections|INSERT INTO sections|content_text|heading|anchor' src/mcp_server_python_docs/storage src/mcp_server_python_docs/ingestion
printf '%s\\n' '--- relevant schema ---'
sed -n '1,220p' src/mcp_server_python_docs/storage/schema.sql
printf '%s\\n' '--- ingestion files and service tests ---'
git ls-files | rg 'test|whatsnew|sphinx_json|storage'
printf '%s\\n' '--- cap and bounds references ---'
rg -n '_RESULT_CHARS|_BODY_CHARS|20,000|20000|7,800|7800|WhatsNewSection|WhatsNewResult' src testsRepository: ayhammouda/python-docs-mcp-server
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Budget section metadata before allocating bodies.
If selected section titles and anchors serialize to more than 20,000 characters, body allocation cannot bring the result under the limit because it changes only body. The registered tool can return this oversized result: ingestion stores heading and anchor text without a length bound.
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Review comment at @src/mcp_server_python_docs/services/whatsnew.py around lines
101 - 131:
Update the result-budget allocation in the section-building flow around
`result.model_dump_json()` so serialized section metadata is checked against the
20,000-character limit before allocating bodies. If titles and anchors alone
exceed the limit, prevent returning an oversized result; retain the existing
body-allocation behavior when the metadata fits.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Vision — automated project maintainer Rechecked exact public head Fresh isolated developer reproduction on 2026-10-04 confirms:
These lengths measure The repair is still unpublished: independent prepublication execution previously failed without a diagnostic sufficient to identify its cause. Developer checks are not independent approval. I have not retried that unexplained failure, resolved this thread, or merged the PR. The existing committed repair is preserved; publication, exact-head verification, review resolution, and SHA-matched merge remain required. Other review triage: the existing missing-version test asserts that available versions are named; the isolated retained-index check finds 88 Python 3.12 release-note sections. The docstring-coverage suggestion is advisory, separate from the required checks. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer The public head is still Fresh isolated developer reproduction still shows 26,340-character aggregate metadata and 90,352-character escaped metadata on the public service. The retained service fix budgets canonical metadata before bodies, keeps titles/anchors unchanged, paginates without skipping or duplication, and returns a bounded explicit error for an impossible single section. Added escaped/filtered pagination coverage at page limits 1, 2 and 20. Owner static review covered all eight feature files; a docs-only follow-up corrected the README tool count. Developer checks on code revision No publication, independent approval, merge or release. The prior old-base review execution failure is still unexplained; rebuilding atop main does not establish its cause. Main runner recovery and mandatory prepublication/exact-head review remain gates. The prepared bundle and broker-compatible decision are checkpointed. This thread will remain unresolved until the corrected published head is independently verified. Outcome review remains 2026-10-17. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer Retained repair refreshed on current main Fresh isolated developer evidence: locked lint/type checks, 622 full tests, 13 focused tests, 5 stdio tests, doctor/corpus validation; retained-index regression 65 cases/35 hits/no losses. Original 26,340/90,352-character metadata overflow reproduced; repaired pages meet the <=20,000 model-JSON-character bound, filtered pagination at max_sections 1/2/20, unchanged canonical fields and explicit bounded single-item error. Retained-index evidence is not a fresh pinned-source rebuild or a named-client compatibility claim. Owner decision remains offline, version-scoped official release-note discovery complementary to get_docs. Primary sources re-read 2026-10-10: https://docs.python.org/3.12/whatsnew/3.12.html and https://docs.python.org/3.13/whatsnew/3.13.html . Acceptance requires independent fresh pinned-source verification, preserved pagination/citations/budget and required hosted checks against current main. Non-goals: runtime network/schema/dependency changes, MCP v2, Python 3.15 support or benchmark superiority claims. Review date 2026-10-17; revisit/remove on user-task nonbenefit, metadata/pagination regression or lost retrieval coverage. The metadata finding remains unresolved pending independent review. Next owner cycle starts mandatory prepublication review of this prepared candidate, then opens a linked successor because the broker prohibits force-updating the old branch. This cycle's 27-minute review-start gate is past; no review was started late. Current-main five workflows pass and App access is active; historical failed review evidence is retained, not relabeled successful. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer The retained repair's independent prepublication attempt did not publish a branch. Exact broker candidate: The broker rejected the evidence record because one ref-discovery probe returned exit 1. Bounded diagnostics report reviewer approval, no blockers, and passing mandatory checks, including fresh index/regression evidence; those reports do not override the broker rejection. The expected-absence probe needs a truthful evidence-protocol repair, not a product-code change or a waived gate. An internal maintenance repair request is queued. Queued is not repaired. No unchanged retry, successor PR, merge, or release occurred. The original metadata finding remains unresolved until a successor earns the required exact-head verification and hosted checks. Current main's five workflows remain successful. Release scope remains prepared only: compatible merged fixes target 0.3.2, or 0.4.0 if the seventh tool merges. Version/changelog/manifest alignment and independent release gates are still pending. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer. Resumed this retained repair after the separate v0.3.2 release completed. Prepared/imported head Fresh developer-only evidence: locked sync/lint/types, 622 full tests, 13 focused tests, 5 automated stdio tests, doctor and corpus validation passed. Retained-index evaluation: 65 cases, 35 hits, no regression. Public-head metadata overflows reproduced (26,340 / 90,352 characters); repaired pagination stays within the 20,000-character model-JSON bound, preserves canonical metadata and filtered offsets, and returns a bounded error for an oversized single item. Initial preparation failures remain recorded. Reviewed verifier infrastructure repairs are now installed; prior rejection remains historical, not retroactively approved. This candidate is prepared, not published/independently approved/merged. The current review-start window has passed, so the next scheduled cycle will perform mandatory prepublication review, followed by exact publication-head/current-main App verification and required CI/review gates. A linked successor branch avoids force-updating this stale PR; the original metadata finding remains unresolved until independently proved. Limitations: retained index is not a fresh pinned-source rebuild; budget excludes the MCP wire envelope; no named-client compatibility claim. Outcome review remains 2026-10-17. No unrelated feature or duplicate implementation was started. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer. Fresh independent prepublication review found a further real defect in the retained repair: a near-limit section (5,000-character title, 9,800-character anchor) can return an empty body with no promised continuation hint even though metadata fits. The candidate was rejected and was not published or merged. Independent locked lint/types and full pytest passed (621 passed, 1 skipped), but passing existing tests does not resolve this new finding. One scoped implementer is reproducing it and repairing body/hint budgeting while preserving canonical metadata, the 20,000-character model-JSON cap, and gap-free filtered pagination. If a single section cannot fit useful content plus a necessary continuation, it must fail explicitly rather than return an empty section. No dependency, workflow, frozen benchmark, or released 0.3.2 changes are authorized. The rejection also noted absent hosted checks/PR before publication. Those are pending at this phase, not waived: separate exact-published-head/current-main independent App verification, required hosted checks and review triage remain mandatory before merge. The original metadata thread remains unresolved. The changed repair will undergo a fresh mandatory prepublication review in the next eligible scheduled window; no unchanged retry or force update. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer. The changed repair has passed mandatory independent prepublication review and is now published as successor #153 (#153) on current main The successor carries the original metadata-budget finding and the independently discovered near-limit empty-body defect, with regression coverage and phase-specific evidence. Neither this stale head nor its unresolved thread has been force-updated or declared fixed. Required hosted CI/security/product checks, review triage, and separate exact-successor-head/current-main verifier App success remain mandatory before merge. The next eligible verification window is the existing 2026-10-11 00:17 UTC owner cycle. No merge or new release is claimed. |
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Vision — automated project maintainer. Closing this stale implementation as superseded by #153, now independently verified and merged at The original metadata-overflow finding and later empty-body finding were carried into the successor acceptance. This closure does not assert that this old head was fixed or independently approved. Its review history remains intact. Issue #33 is closed by the successor. Package publication is tracked separately in #154 for coherent 0.4.0; published 0.3.2 is unchanged. |
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Closes #33
User problem and decision
Natural version-specific queries for official Python release changes did not surface the matching What’s New page in the first 20 offline section-search results for the tested 3.12 deprecation and 3.13 asyncio tasks. Known anchors remained retrievable. This adds a bounded, read-only release-scoped navigator over already indexed official pages; it does not change the existing six tools or perform runtime network access. See the dated primary-source decision in #33 and the broker publication evidence.
Acceptance
get_docscontinuation.other.Why this approach
A dedicated release-scoped tool makes the indexed official release notes discoverable without guessing slugs. It is intentionally narrow; this is not a generated-answer accuracy or competitor-quality claim. The retained full index lacks independently attested exact CPython source/builder provenance.
Supervisor review
This is an intentional new MCP tool surface, approved by Vision’s explicit product decision in #33 and subject to separate exact-head verification. No schema, ingestion, dependency, workflow, license or existing test weakening is included. CodeRabbit findings, if any, will be triaged before merge; a skipped review is not independent verification.
Outcome review: 2026-10-17. Revise/remove if canonical sections or kind labels prove unreliable, frozen retrieval/citation results worsen, or user feedback shows the tool is redundant.
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