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Minor Changes

  • Add fx (https://fx.sh) as a supported client for clerk mcp install, list, and uninstall. The Clerk MCP server is written to fx's user-global ~/.fx/mcp.json as a direct Streamable HTTP entry ({ "type": "http", "url": … } under top-level mcp) — fx connects to the URL natively, so no clerk mcp run bridge is involved. Detected via the presence of ~/.fx/; target it explicitly with --client fx. (#460) by @manovotny

Patch Changes

  • Reject an invalid clerk api request body on your machine instead of sending it. The error echoes what arrived and, when a -d value reached the CLI with its double quotes stripped or wrapped in literal single quotes, names the shell quoting behind it — an unquoted body in a POSIX shell, or PowerShell before 7.3 and cmd.exe on Windows — and suggests the same request with --file, which no shell can mangle. Those shell-quoting rejections carry the error code invalid_json_shell_quoting; other parse failures keep invalid_json. (#464) by @dmoerner

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