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MCP Libvirt

Stable0.11.15

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65 releases

November 2026

  1. 0.11.15Stable
    • Maintenance release.

October 2026

  2. 0.11.9
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  3. 0.11.8
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  4. 0.11.7
    • The command-line client no longer stalls when it cannot keep up with server notifications; it drops what it cannot consume and logs a warning.
  5. 0.11.6
    • Updated to MCP Launcher 0.15.0: the protocol version is negotiated, invalid arguments are reported with the standard invalid-params error, and an idle Unix transport costs no CPU.
  6. 0.11.5
    • Command-line errors print as [error] <message> when output is redirected, and results stay on standard output.
    • The notice that no configuration file was found is now a log warning.
  7. 0.11.4
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  8. 0.11.3
    • Maintenance release.
  9. 0.11.2
    • The optional bearer-token check for the HTTP transport, enabled with MCP_OAUTH_RS in 0.11.0 and 0.11.1, is replaced by a feature-token check enabled with MCP_FEATURE_TOKEN. A server whose environment still enables MCP_OAUTH_RS refuses to start on HTTP.

September 2026

  1. 0.11.1
    • --legal is no longer accepted; use legal.
  2. 0.11.0
    • New legal command lists the third-party components included in this build, with their third-party notices on request.
    • The legal command works even where a configuration file is missing or invalid.
  4. 0.10.0
    • A guided procedure that prepares a Linux base image for repeated cloning, so each clone gets its own machine ID and SSH host keys.
  6. 0.9.10
    • Every tool now declares the connection argument it acts on, so clients can see and select the host.
    • UEFI firmware preparation refuses to run on the wrong filesystem when libvirt runs outside the application's environment.

August 2026

  2. 0.9.0
    • An option to require an explicit connection on every request instead of an implicit default host.
    • The domain_action and domain_get schemas now tell clients that extra arguments are not allowed.
  4. 0.8.0
    • Single-purpose VM action and read tools merged into domain_action and domain_get, which accept one VM or a list; clients that called the removed names must switch.
    • Shorter template descriptions and plain error messages.
  5. 0.7.0
    • Clones with domain_branch, with base-image protection.
    • macOS: SSH and VNC forwarding persists across boots.
    • Snapshot revert fix.
  6. 0.6.4
    • --version shows the build commit.
  8. 0.6.0
    • One name per template, and macOS is a template; requests that used older template names must use the current ones.
    • Linux distributions and editions, install media and boot parameters.
    • Windows installs start with virtio devices ready.
    • Safer deletes that report exactly what they did.
  9. 0.5.0
    • Snapshots: tree, branches, merges and incremental checkpoints.
    • Phase-aware templates for Ubuntu, Windows and macOS.
    • Nested virtualization and a host-reachable network option.
    • Guided install prompts for each operating system.
    • Ending a session never deletes virtual machines or disks.

July 2026

  2. 0.2.1
    • Manage virtual machines, storage and networks on a libvirt host from an MCP client or the command line.
    • Work with several libvirt hosts in one session, with automatic reconnection after a dropped connection.
    • Adopt existing resources into a session; raw virsh commands that change a resource require that ownership.
    • Standard remote connection addresses, such as SSH and TLS, are accepted.
    • A ready-made Windows VM template.
  4. Early development
    • Summary of early development since 2025-12-29, before tagged releases began.
    • Production MCP server for libvirt: domains, networks, pools and snapshots.
    • Session-mode support and multiple simultaneous connection slots, matching VNC/RDP.
    • Transparent auto-reconnect and a Windows 11-ready VM template.
    • Ownership model (adopt/unadopt) so the right session always controls a resource.