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Welcome: share reproducible MCP reliability evidence #22
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v0.5.0 “Everywhere” is publicResiliReplay can now turn supported Claude Code, Codex, and Hermes tool-failure events into one canonical, sanitized evidence format and an executable regression—without enabling capture at install time. Try the public package: npx --yes resilireplay@0.5.0 demo
npx --yes resilireplay@0.5.0 connect --agent auto --dry-run
npx --yes resilireplay@0.5.0 mcp serveWhat changed:
The release gate passed 91 tests across 16 files, Ubuntu/Windows on Node 22/24, Studio Playwright E2E, packed-package smoke, secret/privacy scans, and the official Claude plugin and Agent Skills validators. Evidence labels remain intentionally narrow: Claude and Codex are INSTALLATION + FIXTURE VERIFIED (not claimed as live model flows); Hermes is INSTALLATION VERIFIED; future adapters remain documented-only until their conformance and runtime paths are exercised. If you maintain an agent or MCP server, a useful external field report is one sanitized, reproducible failure boundary plus the expected recovery invariant—never credentials, production traces, or private paths. |
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Welcome to ResiliReplay Discussions.
Use this space for bounded, technical questions about MCP reliability testing, campaign design, recovery expectations, and sanitized field evidence. A useful post includes:
Start with the five-minute field-test guide and compare the three reproducible external cases.
Do not post credentials, private paths, production traces, personal data, browser profiles, or destructive proofs of concept. Synthetic injected failures are reliability conditions, not vulnerability claims. Use private security reporting for a possible vulnerability.
Independent users may propose a truthful adopter entry only with a public reproducible reference. Maintainer-run case studies are not adopter claims.
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