@IamYashKapoor@miriamschwab I mean, with the official mcp plugin released, it's most of the way there, and any plugin that supports the abilities api well should just get a free ride.
Listen, with the acceleration of vulnerabilities and hacks in the age of AI, I'm just saying that Cyberpunk is feeling a bit less fiction and a bit more prescient.
https://t.co/hOcoFE3Zv0
@mbabker For a lot of things, there's a bigger difference between "I'm not going to put my time into fixing this" and "I'm not going to allow someone else to fix this." -- even if only psychologically.
@mbabker Eh, it's hard to definitively say it until someone tries. And there being a valid implementation offered means that if it is politics, then it has to be acknowledged as such.
I'm trying to Assume Positive Intent where I can. (:
https://t.co/2K84a6wOFc
@mbabker It rings a bit hollow when the ticket someone opened to resolve it hasn't had a PR or patch offered yet -- so it's not so much "Matt won't let anyone solve" as "No one has offered a solution to fix it" yet.
I'm putting together a patch now, as it feels like something worth doing
@DuaneStorey@mbabker Not really, a plugin can be installed by ftp, by the hosting provider, php software can't always know the provenance.
But at this point, I've pointed out a possible resolution here, and offered to pitch in to make it happen -- that's kinda how Open Source is meant to work?