docs: add Use with QM page - #149
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QM cannot attach to /mcp. Document the sandbox CLI path, per-person PATs, and keychain shape next to the other MCP client guides. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded QM to the MCP documentation navigation and setup references. Added a guide for QM integration through the ChangesQM integration documentation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The guide currently documents a setup command that does not match the QM CLI and leaves the token-bearing sandbox dependent on an unpinned package version, which can stop setup or introduce incompatible behavior. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Possibly related PRs
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In `@mcp/qm.mdx`:
- Around line 145-146: Remove the documented workaround that strips the phpat_
prefix from PATs in the authentication troubleshooting guidance. Require users
to upgrade PipesHub for prefix forwarding and keep the phpat_ marker intact so
secret scanning remains effective.
- Around line 121-124: Update the pipeshub installation command in the first-run
setup to explicitly install `@pipeshub-ai/mcp`@2.3.1 instead of the unpinned
package, preserving the existing command-availability check.
- Around line 50-52: Remove the unsupported npx qm setup . command and the
adjacent note describing its placeholder-writing behavior in the QM CLI
instructions. Keep the configuration steps, then preserve the npx qm check &&
npx qm doctor and npx qm up commands in that order.
- Line 15: Add the missing personal access tokens documentation page and
register its route in docs.json so the /developer/personal-access-tokens link in
the qm guide resolves successfully.
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client_credentials was described as acting as the app's owner. It has no user identity at all: the controller passes `null // No user` into generateTokens (oauth.provider.controller.ts:534-536) and the service falls back to the client id (oauth_token.service.ts:78). The owner's name is copied for display, not authenticated. That distinction is the reason this page exists, so getting it backwards undercut the whole comparison. A PAT was described as working anywhere a session token would. It reaches the same endpoints, but session tokens skip scope checks entirely (require-scopes.middleware.ts:37) while PATs are enforced against the scopes granted. Saying they are equivalent removes the reason to grant fewer scopes. The create-token paste block uses PIPESHUB_MCP_TOKEN / PIPESHUB_MCP_URL, which is right for MCP clients and wrong for QM — it wants PIPESHUB_TOKEN and PIPESHUB_BASE_URL on two keychain entries. Pasting the block there fails looking like a missing variable rather than a misnamed one, so the page now says so. Left as plain text, not a link: /mcp/qm arrives in #149. Added the recovery line for a phpat_ token returning 401 on an instance that predates the prefix-stripping fix, since that failure used to surface as an empty result rather than an auth error.
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This is the right page and the content is accurate — I checked the load-bearing claims against source rather than reading them. One thing must change before it merges, plus two smaller notes. Checked and correct
Must fix: the page is one release ahead of npmThe page says to install
2.3.1 does write one. I unpacked the published tarball to check — it contains neither So someone following this page today gets a Dockerfile the page told them not to expect — and that file is precisely what qm#427 will reject, which is the failure this page is trying to spare them. Either:
Merge orderYou noted the dependency on #147 for the PAT link. Worth stating the full chain, because it is four PRs across two repos: #147 is now updated per its review comments and mentions QM in plain text — turning that into a link to Small thingsThe overview Warning may be stronger than needed. A The Nothing else. The structure — skippable QM stand-up, then the short integration — is the right shape, and the "Do not" list at the end is the part I would have written last and valued most. |
2.3.1 still writes a sandbox/Dockerfile that Sprites never boot. The page now requires 2.3.2, tells 2.3.1 operators to delete that file, and keys the phpat_ 401 row off pipeshub-ai#2971 instead of stripping the scanner prefix. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Addressed in Must-fix (2.3.1 vs Dockerfile skip): the page now requires Overview Warning → Note. The card in the client list still carries the same fact where people are choosing.
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The floor is 2.3.2 or later; the command should stay latest. Pinning @2.3.2 would freeze operators on that release the same way pinning the Sprite first-run would. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Unpinned the operator install in the follow-up commit. The floor stays 2.3.2 or later in prose ( |
No citations means nothing was retrieved — often the correct answer. Do not tell operators to distrust high confidence on that reply. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Same Gate 5 correction as mcp-server#68: no citations means nothing was retrieved — often the right answer — not 'confidence is lying.' |
No citations means nothing was retrieved. Relay a "not in the documents" answer; do not repeat uncited assertions. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Assertive uncited prose is measured. Exit 6 is not always absence, and Very High is not a groundedness signal. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Exit 6 means no sources, not that the corpus is empty. Drop unmeasured "usually" and "Very High on both." Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* docs: document Personal Access Tokens
pipeshub-ai's Personal Access Token feature (self-service, scoped,
revocable credentials that act as their creator) shipped with no
documentation here, even though the sibling OAuth Applications feature
has a full guide. Meanwhile mcp/overview.mdx and mcp/local-server.mdx
already referenced a generic "Bearer token" placeholder with no
guidance on where to get one — exactly what a PAT is for.
Adds developer/personal-access-tokens.mdx (creation, usage, revocation,
the new admin list/revoke API, full endpoint reference, FAQ), and
updates the two MCP pages to point at it as the recommended bearer-token
source for connecting an MCP client.
* fix: scope the PAT note to what actually accepts a bearer token
The MCP overview's PAT note claimed a personal access token works as
YOUR_BEARER_TOKEN "in any client config on this page" — but every
remote client guide linked from that page (Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini
CLI, Claude.ai, LibreChat) is an OAuth client_id/secret flow with no
bearer-token option, verified against each guide's actual config.
Tightened the note to point at what does accept a bearer token: /mcp
directly, the Local Server (Stdio) package, or a self-configured
client. Also updated the page's frontmatter description, which still
said "using OAuth" with no mention of the PAT path.
On the PAT page itself: documented the actual PIPESHUB_MCP_URL /
PIPESHUB_MCP_TOKEN paste block the create panel emits (not a generic
raw token), the admin list's real { data, pagination } response shape
with the ownerDeleted field (distinct from the self-list's flat
{ tokens }), and request bodies for create/revoke to match the depth
of the existing oauth2.mdx guide.
* docs: polish PAT page wording and callout choice
- Admin response-shape callout was a <Warning> for something
informational, not hazardous — switched to <Note>, matching how the
rest of this repo uses the two.
- Split the MCP overview's OAuth-vs-PAT note into two sentences
instead of one long compound one.
- Connected the create panel's paste block to the usage section right
below it: PIPESHUB_MCP_TOKEN is the same value passed to
--bearer-auth / Authorization: Bearer.
* docs: correct four claims on the PAT page
client_credentials was described as acting as the app's owner. It has no
user identity at all: the controller passes `null // No user` into
generateTokens (oauth.provider.controller.ts:534-536) and the service falls
back to the client id (oauth_token.service.ts:78). The owner's name is
copied for display, not authenticated. That distinction is the reason this
page exists, so getting it backwards undercut the whole comparison.
A PAT was described as working anywhere a session token would. It reaches
the same endpoints, but session tokens skip scope checks entirely
(require-scopes.middleware.ts:37) while PATs are enforced against the
scopes granted. Saying they are equivalent removes the reason to grant
fewer scopes.
The create-token paste block uses PIPESHUB_MCP_TOKEN / PIPESHUB_MCP_URL,
which is right for MCP clients and wrong for QM — it wants PIPESHUB_TOKEN
and PIPESHUB_BASE_URL on two keychain entries. Pasting the block there
fails looking like a missing variable rather than a misnamed one, so the
page now says so. Left as plain text, not a link: /mcp/qm arrives in #149.
Added the recovery line for a phpat_ token returning 401 on an instance
that predates the prefix-stripping fix, since that failure used to surface
as an empty result rather than an auth error.
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Summary
mcp/qm.mdx) next to the other MCP client guides. QM cannot attach to/mcp— the integration is apipeshubCLI inside the agent sandbox, with one PAT per person.mcp/qmin the MCP Server group, right after overview.This is the docs.pipeshub.com page the PipesHub × QM plan called for. The same how-to also lives in
@pipeshub-ai/mcpasqm/docs/use-with-qm.md(mcp-server#64); this is the public copy.Merge order
The page requires
@pipeshub-ai/mcp@2.3.2(2.3.1 still writes asandbox/DockerfileSprites never boot) and links to/developer/personal-access-tokens. Do not merge this until #147 is on main and 2.3.2 is on npm.Test plan
npx mintlify broken-links— PAT link resolves after docs: document Personal Access Tokens #147/mcp/qm@pipeshub-ai/mcp@2.3.2; Sprite first-run stays unpinnedPIPESHUB_TOKEN+PIPESHUB_BASE_URL, not the MCP paste blocksemantic:readphpat_401 row says upgrade (pipeshub-ai#2971), not strip the prefixSummary by CodeRabbit
pipeshubCLI in Fly Sprite sandboxes.