{
  "checker": {
    "details": {
      "argv": [
        "<host-path>",
        "mcp",
        "sessions"
      ],
      "kind": "mcp",
      "scope": "product operation",
      "serverInfo": {
        "name": "kcap-sessions",
        "version": "1.0.0"
      },
      "tools": [
        "search_sessions",
        "list_repo_sessions",
        "list_repo_plans",
        "get_declared_plans",
        "get_session_summary",
        "get_session_transcript",
        "get_turn",
        "list_turns"
      ],
      "working": true
    },
    "status": "PASS"
  },
  "deviations": [
    "README 'Getting started > 1. Install and set up': the installer's `kcap setup` step was skipped on purpose. It needs the user to sign in and choose a workspace, which is outside this smoke task.",
    "README 'Sessions MCP server': `kcap mcp sessions` without a server exited rc=1 with 'No server configured. Run `kcap setup` or set KCAP_URL.' Ran it with KCAP_URL=http://127.0.0.1:9, a placeholder with no server behind it, to list tools. Tool calls that need data were not run.",
    "Installer put kcap in ~/.local/bin, which is not on PATH. Used the full path <host-path>",
    "Installed the released kcap 1.2.2 binary from kurrent.io, not a build of the pinned commit 6619eb7e66c3bdf6c916a851a06ad3df325fd456. The build tag aa85c90 does not match the pin. The repo's npm/kcap-linux-arm64/bin holds only .gitkeep, and the native build is .NET 10 NativeAOT (CI builds linux-x64 only), so it was not attempted.",
    "Did not run any repository unit or lint suites, per the task instructions."
  ],
  "main_blocker": null,
  "operation": "Started the kcap-sessions MCP stdio server (`kcap mcp sessions`) and ran MCP initialize + tools/list. Server reported name kcap-sessions 1.0.0 and listed 8 tools: search_sessions, list_repo_sessions, list_repo_plans, get_declared_plans, get_session_summary, get_session_transcript, get_turn, list_turns.",
  "operation_scope": "Verified only server start and tool listing. Tool calls that read recorded sessions need a Capacitor server (KCAP_URL or kcap setup) and a signed-in workspace (kcap login), which are not available in this VM. KCAP_URL was set to the unreachable placeholder http://127.0.0.1:9, so no data was read. Source was not built: the workspace has no prebuilt binary, and the native .NET build was not attempted.",
  "outcome": "working",
  "steps": [
    "Read README.md (Getting started > 1. Install and set up).",
    "curl -fsSL https://www.kurrent.io/install -o /tmp/kcap-install.sh, then bash /tmp/kcap-install.sh --no-setup (installed kcap 1.2.2 to ~/.local/share/kcap, checksum verified).",
    "~/.local/bin/kcap --version -> kcap 1.2.2+aa85c90fa11583eca0b77375076ae3b021592a85.",
    "KCAP_URL=http://127.0.0.1:9 python3 -I /tmp/mcpcheck/client.py <host-path> mcp sessions (README: CLI commands > MCP servers > Sessions MCP server) -> initialize OK, tools/list returned 8 tools."
  ],
  "stuck_step": "README 'Getting started > 1. Install and set up' -> `kcap setup` / `kcap login`: needs a Capacitor workspace and an interactive sign-in, not available in this VM.",
  "suggested_fix": "Provide a Capacitor workspace URL (KCAP_URL or a profile) and a sign-in done out-of-band (`kcap login`, or a machine credential from `kcap machine`), then rerun: `kcap mcp sessions` and call search_sessions or list_repo_sessions. To build from the pinned source, install the .NET 10 SDK and clang/zlib, then run `dotnet publish kcap -c Release -r linux-arm64` (check the project path in ci.yml)."
}