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feat: rename package from pal-e-docs-mcp to pal-e-mcp #51

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Renames the MCP server repo, Python package, and all import paths from pal-e-docs-mcp/pal_e_docs_mcp to pal-e-mcp/pal_e_mcp. Updates SDK dependency from pal-e-docs-sdk to pal-e-sdk>=0.5.0. The MCP server key in ~/.mcp.json stays pal-e-docs (project name), preserving the mcp__pal-e-docs__* tool prefix.

Changes

  • pyproject.toml -- package name, script entry point, wheel path, uv source, SDK dependency all renamed
  • src/pal_e_docs_mcp/ -> src/pal_e_mcp/ -- package directory renamed
  • src/pal_e_mcp/server.py -- from pal_e_docs_sdk import -> from pal_e_sdk import
  • src/pal_e_mcp/__main__.py -- from pal_e_docs_mcp.server -> from pal_e_mcp.server
  • tests/conftest.py -- all pal_e_docs_mcp imports -> pal_e_mcp
  • tests/test_param_alignment.py -- all pal_e_docs_mcp imports -> pal_e_mcp
  • uv.lock -- regenerated with new package names

Also completed outside this repo:

  • Forgejo repo renamed via API: pal-e-docs-mcp -> pal-e-mcp
  • ~/.mcp.json updated: directory path and module name
  • Local directory renamed: ~/pal-e-docs-mcp -> ~/pal-e-mcp
  • pal-e-sdk==0.5.0 manually published to Forgejo PyPI (CI clone TLS error on SDK repo)

Test Plan

  • python -c "import pal_e_mcp; print('OK')" -- passes
  • pytest tests/ -v -- 59/59 tests pass
  • ruff check src/ tests/ -- clean
  • ruff format --check src/ tests/ -- clean
  • After merge + session restart: verify mcp__pal-e-docs__get_note still works

Review Checklist

  • Passed automated review-fix loop
  • No secrets committed
  • No unnecessary file changes
  • Commit messages are descriptive

Related Notes

  • Closes #50
  • Depends on: forgejo_admin/pal-e-sdk#39 (SDK rename, merged)
  • pal-e-docs -- the project this work belongs to
## Summary Renames the MCP server repo, Python package, and all import paths from `pal-e-docs-mcp`/`pal_e_docs_mcp` to `pal-e-mcp`/`pal_e_mcp`. Updates SDK dependency from `pal-e-docs-sdk` to `pal-e-sdk>=0.5.0`. The MCP server key in `~/.mcp.json` stays `pal-e-docs` (project name), preserving the `mcp__pal-e-docs__*` tool prefix. ## Changes - `pyproject.toml` -- package name, script entry point, wheel path, uv source, SDK dependency all renamed - `src/pal_e_docs_mcp/` -> `src/pal_e_mcp/` -- package directory renamed - `src/pal_e_mcp/server.py` -- `from pal_e_docs_sdk import` -> `from pal_e_sdk import` - `src/pal_e_mcp/__main__.py` -- `from pal_e_docs_mcp.server` -> `from pal_e_mcp.server` - `tests/conftest.py` -- all `pal_e_docs_mcp` imports -> `pal_e_mcp` - `tests/test_param_alignment.py` -- all `pal_e_docs_mcp` imports -> `pal_e_mcp` - `uv.lock` -- regenerated with new package names Also completed outside this repo: - Forgejo repo renamed via API: `pal-e-docs-mcp` -> `pal-e-mcp` - `~/.mcp.json` updated: directory path and module name - Local directory renamed: `~/pal-e-docs-mcp` -> `~/pal-e-mcp` - `pal-e-sdk==0.5.0` manually published to Forgejo PyPI (CI clone TLS error on SDK repo) ## Test Plan - [x] `python -c "import pal_e_mcp; print('OK')"` -- passes - [x] `pytest tests/ -v` -- 59/59 tests pass - [x] `ruff check src/ tests/` -- clean - [x] `ruff format --check src/ tests/` -- clean - [ ] After merge + session restart: verify `mcp__pal-e-docs__get_note` still works ## Review Checklist - [x] Passed automated review-fix loop - [x] No secrets committed - [x] No unnecessary file changes - [x] Commit messages are descriptive ## Related Notes - Closes #50 - Depends on: `forgejo_admin/pal-e-sdk#39` (SDK rename, merged) - `pal-e-docs` -- the project this work belongs to
feat: rename package from pal-e-docs-mcp to pal-e-mcp
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Rename Python package directory src/pal_e_docs_mcp -> src/pal_e_mcp,
update SDK dependency from pal-e-docs-sdk to pal-e-sdk, and update all
import paths across source and tests. Forgejo repo already renamed via
API. All 59 tests pass.

Closes #50

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
forgejo_admin commented 2026-03-27 06:00:25 +00:00
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Mechanical rename -- 27 additions, 27 deletions, perfectly symmetric. All changes are find-and-replace on package/module names.

Checklist

  • No stale references -- grep for pal_e_docs_mcp, pal-e-docs-mcp, pal_e_docs_sdk, pal-e-docs-sdk across all .py, .toml, .yml files returns zero matches
  • pyproject.toml -- all 5 fields updated (name, dependency, script entry, wheel path, uv source)
  • SDK import -- from pal_e_docs_sdk -> from pal_e_sdk in server.py (only SDK import in codebase)
  • FastMCP server name -- stays "pal-e-docs" (project name, not package name) -- correct per issue spec
  • Tests -- 59/59 pass, all imports updated
  • Ruff -- lint and format clean
  • uv.lock -- regenerated with pal-e-sdk==0.5.0 from Forgejo PyPI (hashes present)
  • No secrets committed
  • No unrelated changes

Infra Notes

  • SDK pal-e-sdk==0.5.0 was manually published to Forgejo PyPI because SDK CI pipeline #15/#16 hit TLS clone errors. This is a transient infra issue, not a code problem.
  • ~/.mcp.json and local directory rename completed outside the repo (documented in PR body).

VERDICT: APPROVE

Clean mechanical rename. No logic changes, no risk surface.

## QA Review ### Diff Analysis Mechanical rename -- 27 additions, 27 deletions, perfectly symmetric. All changes are find-and-replace on package/module names. ### Checklist - [x] **No stale references** -- grep for `pal_e_docs_mcp`, `pal-e-docs-mcp`, `pal_e_docs_sdk`, `pal-e-docs-sdk` across all `.py`, `.toml`, `.yml` files returns zero matches - [x] **pyproject.toml** -- all 5 fields updated (name, dependency, script entry, wheel path, uv source) - [x] **SDK import** -- `from pal_e_docs_sdk` -> `from pal_e_sdk` in server.py (only SDK import in codebase) - [x] **FastMCP server name** -- stays `"pal-e-docs"` (project name, not package name) -- correct per issue spec - [x] **Tests** -- 59/59 pass, all imports updated - [x] **Ruff** -- lint and format clean - [x] **uv.lock** -- regenerated with `pal-e-sdk==0.5.0` from Forgejo PyPI (hashes present) - [x] **No secrets committed** - [x] **No unrelated changes** ### Infra Notes - SDK `pal-e-sdk==0.5.0` was manually published to Forgejo PyPI because SDK CI pipeline #15/#16 hit TLS clone errors. This is a transient infra issue, not a code problem. - `~/.mcp.json` and local directory rename completed outside the repo (documented in PR body). ### VERDICT: APPROVE Clean mechanical rename. No logic changes, no risk surface.
forgejo_admin commented 2026-03-27 06:02:59 +00:00
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PR #51 Review

DOMAIN REVIEW

Tech stack: Python / MCP (FastMCP) / uv / Hatchling / Woodpecker CI

This is a mechanical rename: package pal-e-docs-mcp -> pal-e-mcp, SDK dependency pal-e-docs-sdk -> pal-e-sdk. 16 files changed, 27 additions / 27 deletions -- symmetrical, as expected for a pure rename.

Critical verification -- MCP tool prefix preserved:

  • FastMCP("pal-e-docs") in src/pal_e_mcp/server.py:11 -- CONFIRMED unchanged. The server name stays pal-e-docs, which means the mcp__pal-e-docs__* tool prefix is preserved. This is the most important thing in this PR.

Critical verification -- ~/.mcp.json updated:

  • Server key: "pal-e-docs" -- CONFIRMED (preserves tool prefix)
  • Directory: /home/ldraney/pal-e-mcp -- CONFIRMED (new path)
  • Module: pal_e_mcp -- CONFIRMED (new module name)

Import rename completeness:

  • src/pal_e_mcp/server.py: from pal_e_sdk import PalEDocsClient, PalEDocsError -- correct
  • src/pal_e_mcp/__main__.py: from pal_e_mcp.server import main -- correct
  • tests/conftest.py: all 5 tool module imports use pal_e_mcp.tools.* -- correct
  • tests/test_param_alignment.py: all imports use pal_e_mcp.tools.* -- correct
  • pyproject.toml: package name, script entry point, wheel path, uv source, SDK dependency all renamed -- correct
  • uv.lock: regenerated with pal-e-mcp and pal-e-sdk -- correct, no stale references

Grep for stale references (excluding .venv, .git): Only README.md still contains old names (see NIT below).

Old source directory removed: src/pal_e_docs_mcp/ no longer exists. Clean.

SDK version bump: pal-e-docs-sdk>=0.4.0 -> pal-e-sdk>=0.5.0 -- matches the upstream SDK rename (pal-e-sdk#39).

Woodpecker CI: .woodpecker.yml has no package-name-specific references -- it runs ruff check src/ and builds generically. No changes needed. Correct.

BLOCKERS

README.md not updated (NIT-level, but flagging for completeness):

/home/ldraney/pal-e-mcp/README.md still contains:

  • Line 1: # pal-e-docs-mcp (should be # pal-e-mcp)
  • Line 12: "args": ["run", "--directory", "/path/to/pal-e-docs-mcp", "python", "-m", "pal_e_docs_mcp"] (should reference pal-e-mcp and pal_e_mcp)

This is not in the diff because the README was not modified. While the README is documentation (not runtime code), it is actively misleading -- anyone following the setup instructions would use the wrong directory and module name. I am classifying this as a non-blocker since it does not affect runtime behavior, but it should be fixed before or shortly after merge.

No runtime blockers found. All code paths, imports, config, and dependencies are correctly renamed.

NITS

  1. README.md stale references (as detailed above). Two lines need updating: the title and the mcp.json example. Low effort, high clarity.

  2. Version in pyproject.toml vs uv.lock mismatch is cosmetic only. pyproject.toml says version = "0.3.0" and uv.lock agrees. The old uv.lock had 0.2.0. This is fine -- version bump alongside rename is reasonable.

SOP COMPLIANCE

  • Branch named after issue: 50-rename-to-pal-e-mcp references issue #50
  • PR body follows template: Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Review Checklist, Related Notes all present
  • Related references: "Closes #50", cross-repo dependency pal-e-sdk#39 documented
  • Tests exist and pass: 59/59 per Test Plan, ruff clean
  • No secrets committed: grep confirmed no credentials in diff
  • No unnecessary file changes: all 16 files are direct consequences of the rename
  • Commit messages are descriptive: PR title follows conventional commits

PROCESS OBSERVATIONS

  • Clean mechanical rename with zero logic changes. Low change failure risk.
  • The out-of-repo changes (Forgejo repo rename, ~/.mcp.json update, local directory rename, manual SDK publish) are well-documented in the PR body. Good traceability.
  • The unchecked Test Plan item ("After merge + session restart: verify mcp__pal-e-docs__get_note still works") is the right post-merge smoke test. Make sure this happens.
  • The README gap is minor but should be tracked -- either fix in this PR or create a follow-up issue.

VERDICT: APPROVED

## PR #51 Review ### DOMAIN REVIEW **Tech stack:** Python / MCP (FastMCP) / uv / Hatchling / Woodpecker CI This is a mechanical rename: package `pal-e-docs-mcp` -> `pal-e-mcp`, SDK dependency `pal-e-docs-sdk` -> `pal-e-sdk`. 16 files changed, 27 additions / 27 deletions -- symmetrical, as expected for a pure rename. **Critical verification -- MCP tool prefix preserved:** - `FastMCP("pal-e-docs")` in `src/pal_e_mcp/server.py:11` -- CONFIRMED unchanged. The server name stays `pal-e-docs`, which means the `mcp__pal-e-docs__*` tool prefix is preserved. This is the most important thing in this PR. **Critical verification -- ~/.mcp.json updated:** - Server key: `"pal-e-docs"` -- CONFIRMED (preserves tool prefix) - Directory: `/home/ldraney/pal-e-mcp` -- CONFIRMED (new path) - Module: `pal_e_mcp` -- CONFIRMED (new module name) **Import rename completeness:** - `src/pal_e_mcp/server.py`: `from pal_e_sdk import PalEDocsClient, PalEDocsError` -- correct - `src/pal_e_mcp/__main__.py`: `from pal_e_mcp.server import main` -- correct - `tests/conftest.py`: all 5 tool module imports use `pal_e_mcp.tools.*` -- correct - `tests/test_param_alignment.py`: all imports use `pal_e_mcp.tools.*` -- correct - `pyproject.toml`: package name, script entry point, wheel path, uv source, SDK dependency all renamed -- correct - `uv.lock`: regenerated with `pal-e-mcp` and `pal-e-sdk` -- correct, no stale references **Grep for stale references (excluding .venv, .git):** Only `README.md` still contains old names (see NIT below). **Old source directory removed:** `src/pal_e_docs_mcp/` no longer exists. Clean. **SDK version bump:** `pal-e-docs-sdk>=0.4.0` -> `pal-e-sdk>=0.5.0` -- matches the upstream SDK rename (pal-e-sdk#39). **Woodpecker CI:** `.woodpecker.yml` has no package-name-specific references -- it runs `ruff check src/` and builds generically. No changes needed. Correct. ### BLOCKERS **README.md not updated (NIT-level, but flagging for completeness):** `/home/ldraney/pal-e-mcp/README.md` still contains: - Line 1: `# pal-e-docs-mcp` (should be `# pal-e-mcp`) - Line 12: `"args": ["run", "--directory", "/path/to/pal-e-docs-mcp", "python", "-m", "pal_e_docs_mcp"]` (should reference `pal-e-mcp` and `pal_e_mcp`) This is not in the diff because the README was not modified. While the README is documentation (not runtime code), it is actively misleading -- anyone following the setup instructions would use the wrong directory and module name. I am classifying this as a **non-blocker** since it does not affect runtime behavior, but it should be fixed before or shortly after merge. No runtime blockers found. All code paths, imports, config, and dependencies are correctly renamed. ### NITS 1. **README.md stale references** (as detailed above). Two lines need updating: the title and the mcp.json example. Low effort, high clarity. 2. **Version in pyproject.toml vs uv.lock mismatch is cosmetic only.** pyproject.toml says `version = "0.3.0"` and uv.lock agrees. The old uv.lock had `0.2.0`. This is fine -- version bump alongside rename is reasonable. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue: `50-rename-to-pal-e-mcp` references issue #50 - [x] PR body follows template: Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Review Checklist, Related Notes all present - [x] Related references: "Closes #50", cross-repo dependency `pal-e-sdk#39` documented - [x] Tests exist and pass: 59/59 per Test Plan, ruff clean - [x] No secrets committed: grep confirmed no credentials in diff - [x] No unnecessary file changes: all 16 files are direct consequences of the rename - [x] Commit messages are descriptive: PR title follows conventional commits ### PROCESS OBSERVATIONS - Clean mechanical rename with zero logic changes. Low change failure risk. - The out-of-repo changes (Forgejo repo rename, `~/.mcp.json` update, local directory rename, manual SDK publish) are well-documented in the PR body. Good traceability. - The unchecked Test Plan item ("After merge + session restart: verify `mcp__pal-e-docs__get_note` still works") is the right post-merge smoke test. Make sure this happens. - The README gap is minor but should be tracked -- either fix in this PR or create a follow-up issue. ### VERDICT: APPROVED
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