UXC v0.13.1 Official Release


This release consolidates updates from two versions of v0.13.x, further improving UXC's stability and experience during remote tool runtime.
Core Features:
1. Support for directly generating TypeScript client code for remote capabilities explored and tested in the command line, enabling the generation of strongly typed code integrated into local applications without rewriting client interfaces. AI not only needs CLI but also code invocation capabilities.
2. Automatic discovery and import of existing MCP configurations, allowing MCP developers to seamlessly connect to UXC without manually recreating configurations. Various MCP configurations can be converted into CLI commands and skills, reducing context switching overhead.
3. The Link command now includes source skill metadata. AI Agent invocation commands can trace back to their corresponding skill modules and original documentation.
Other Improvements:
1. Enhanced observability of background daemon sessions, making it easier to inspect and debug long-running MCP or runtime sessions, thereby improving system reliability.
2. Unified handling mechanisms for artifacts and large responses. When dealing with large files or outputs, the system maintains machine readability and no longer forcibly inline all large data within text.
3. More user-friendly CLI parameter experience based on Schema.
4. Polling subscription optimization: supporting ETag, 304 Not Modified, and x-poll-interval significantly reduces network overhead during polling, making it more efficient and suitable for production environments.
If you're looking for a CLI that can unify support for OpenAPI, MCP, GraphQL, gRPC, and JSON-RPC, you might want to try UXC.
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