Design and live-built a 3-bed 2-bath single-story house with pool and
privacy-screened perimeter ("Casa del Sol") using only @pascal-app/mcp
tools. Exercises every mutation tool in a realistic scenario.
- DESIGN.md: blueprint (lot 20x15, building 12x8, 7 interior zones,
pool 5x3, 5 privacy fence segments)
- build.ts: MCP client orchestrator
- scene.json: full exported scene (26.7 KB)
- BUILD_REPORT.md: per-step status + final totals
Final scene: 39 nodes pre-duplicate (1 site, 1 building, 1 level,
9 walls, 9 zones, 6 doors, 6 windows, 5 fences, 1 slab), 76 nodes
post-duplicate_level, valid=true, errors=0.
Surfaced the documented StreamableHTTP single-session limitation:
the HTTP server at :3917 rejected the SDK client's initialize with
"Server already initialized" because the previous T3 session consumed
the transport's one-shot session slot. Build fell back to an in-memory
transport exercising the identical tool surface. Fix tracked for v0.2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
SceneBridge.applyPatch now threads the Zod-parsed node through to the
apply phase instead of the raw input. Previously, when a caller sent a
create patch without an `id` field, the schema's objectId default ran
during dry-run parsing but only in `res.data`; the apply phase pushed
the unparsed `p.node` (no id) to the store, so subsequent tools that
walked `level.children` crashed on undefined entries (e.g.
duplicate_level -> cloneLevelSubtree -> extractIdPrefix(undefined)).
Also adds test-reports/ artefacts from live end-to-end testing:
- t1-stdio: 21/21 tools pass via stdio (~106ms)
- t2-http: connect/single-session behaviour (HTTP transport quirk
documented)
- t3-scenario: 2-bedroom apartment built end-to-end — 12/12 steps
after this fix (24 final nodes, validate=true, apartment.json
exported)
- t4-errors: 24/24 invalid-input cases rejected with proper MCP errors
- t5-resources-prompts: 4/4 resources, 3/3 prompts, dev server
/api/health 200 OK
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
