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Package cli implements the embyfin-mcp command line interface: the cobra commands, flag and config handling, and the MCP server exposing Emby and Jellyfin library tools to AI clients.
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var DefaultToolsets = []string{"core"}
DefaultToolsets is what the binary registers when --toolsets is not given: enough to find things and read them, and nothing that writes. The whole surface is thousands of tokens of tool definitions before a question is asked, which is a poor thing to spend a client's context on by default. Ask for more with --toolsets, or --toolsets all for everything.
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type FlagData ¶
type FlagData struct {
Backend string `mapstructure:"backend"`
Server string `mapstructure:"server"`
Token string `mapstructure:"token"`
ReadOnly bool `mapstructure:"read-only"`
EnableDelete bool `mapstructure:"enable-delete"`
Toolsets []string `mapstructure:"toolsets"`
AllowTools []string `mapstructure:"allow-tools"`
DenyTools []string `mapstructure:"deny-tools"`
Listen string `mapstructure:"listen"`
AuthToken string `mapstructure:"auth-token"`
AllowNoAuth bool `mapstructure:"allow-no-auth"`
TMDBKey string `mapstructure:"tmdb-key"`
}
func GetFlags ¶
func GetFlags() *FlagData
GetFlags returns the fully populated FlagData. We must unmarshal from Viper instead of using globally bound pflags variables because pflags only parses command-line arguments. Viper merges environment variables (and config files) on top of the CLI flags.
func (*FlagData) ToolOptions ¶
ToolOptions maps the flags onto the tool registration options.
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