pyro-mcp/docs/roadmap/llm-chat-ergonomics/4.2.0-host-bootstrap-and-repair.md
Thales Maciel 899a6760c4 Add host bootstrap and repair helpers
Add a dedicated pyro host surface for supported chat hosts so Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode users can connect or repair the canonical MCP setup without hand-writing raw commands or config edits.

Implement the shared host helper layer and wire it through the CLI with connect, print-config, doctor, and repair, all generated from the same canonical pyro mcp serve command shape and project-source flags. Update the docs, public contract, examples, changelog, and roadmap so the helper flow becomes the primary onramp while raw host-specific commands remain as reference material.

Harden the verification path that this milestone exposed: temp git repos in tests now disable commit signing, socket-based port tests skip cleanly when the sandbox forbids those primitives, and make test still uses multiple cores by default but caps xdist workers to a stable value so make check stays fast and deterministic here.

Validation:
- uv lock
- UV_OFFLINE=1 UV_CACHE_DIR=.uv-cache make check
- UV_OFFLINE=1 UV_CACHE_DIR=.uv-cache make dist-check
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4.2.0 Host Bootstrap And Repair

Status: Done

Goal

Make supported chat hosts feel one-command to connect and easy to repair when a local config drifts or the product changes shape.

Public API Changes

The CLI should grow a small host-helper surface for the supported chat hosts:

  • pyro host connect claude-code
  • pyro host connect codex
  • pyro host print-config opencode
  • pyro host doctor
  • pyro host repair HOST

The exact names can still move, but the product needs a first-class bootstrap and repair path for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

Implementation Boundaries

  • host helpers should wrap the same pyro mcp serve entrypoint rather than introduce per-host runtime behavior
  • config changes should remain inspectable and predictable
  • support both installed-package and uvx-style usage where that materially reduces friction
  • keep the host helper story narrow to the current supported hosts

Non-Goals

  • no GUI installer or onboarding wizard
  • no attempt to support every possible MCP-capable editor or chat shell
  • no hidden network service or account-based control plane

Acceptance Scenarios

  • a new Claude Code or Codex user can connect pyro with one command
  • an OpenCode user can print or materialize a correct config without hand-writing JSON
  • a user with a stale or broken local host config can run one repair or doctor flow instead of debugging MCP setup manually

Required Repo Updates

  • new host-helper docs and examples for all supported chat hosts
  • README, install docs, and integrations docs updated to prefer the helper flows when available
  • help text updated with exact connect and repair commands
  • runnable verification or smoke coverage that proves the shipped host-helper examples stay current