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Add macOS MCP support and refresh the operations UI - #12
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The downloadable macOS app now includes MCP and a Settings → MCP → Connect Codex workflow. Users install the app, click once, and ask Codex to use the tools in natural language. Ping, DNS, and TCP diagnostics are enabled in the initial GUI configuration; Codex starts the bundled helper on demand, including after NETworkManager closes.
Contents/Helpers/NMCPand its reference data in arm64, x86_64, and Universal app packages, with explicit nested signing. Support both Xcode resource bundles and flat SwiftPM resource directories when signing. Resolve resources from the enclosing app so moved installations do not depend on a source checkout or Swift toolchain.network_interfaces,subnet_info,port_lookup,mac_vendor_lookup) and three network tools (ping,dns_lookup,tcp_probe), plus usage and server resources, using official MCP Swift SDK 0.12.1 over stdio. Validate inputs, bound network concurrency and timeouts, and cancel pending work on EOF.Validation on arm64 with Swift 6.4.2:
NMTestincluding isolated GUI connection-model process checks, andNMCheckpassed.LIBDISPATCH_COOPERATIVE_POOL_STRICT=1.git diff --checkpassed. Network probes used loopback fixtures.GitHub Actions for the previous PR head (
8a7a04ba0c2ff526284b728bf9f4b555a159ab78) passed on macOS 15 Intel (x86_64) and macOS 26 (arm64):Both runs passed the GUI build/core/protocol checks, actual stdio MCP tests, app/DMG signature and image verification, relocated packaged-helper checks, and DMG install/upgrade/uninstall checks. Checkout and artifact actions now use their Node.js 24 releases; the macOS 15 Intel job has no runner-capacity notice, while GitHub may still show its informational capacity notice on the macOS 26 arm64 job.
Download preview app/DMG artifacts from the push run:
Extract the downloaded artifact and install using its DMG to preserve executable permissions. Open Settings → MCP → Connect Codex, then start a new Codex chat. These are ad-hoc preview builds. The tag-only Developer ID signing/notarization workflow is not exercised by this branch; no signed/notarized Release or macOS 14 runtime verification is claimed.
macOS operations UI refresh (2026-11-08)
macos/docs/ui-dashboard-mockup.pngwith its editable SVG source. The mockup uses documentation-only example networks and is not a capture of local network data.0944345: Release app and MCP helper build, GUI launch,NMTest,NMCheck, code-signature verification, andInfo.plistlint passed. SwiftPM still prints missing Command Line Tools search-path warnings on the local host.0944345passed on macOS 15 Intel and macOS 26 Apple Silicon. The push workflow and PR workflow both passed the GUI/core/protocol checks, MCP stdio and relocation tests, app/DMG verification, and DMG install/upgrade/uninstall checks. The tag-only notarization workflow was skipped for this branch.