New, simpler non-search discover tool #127
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When DYNAMIC_SPACE_DATA environment variable is set to a URL, the tool fetches a CSV list of spaces and replaces the "find" operation with "discover". This allows for curated space lists with simpler prompts. - Add discover.ts command to fetch and parse CSV from URL - Add dynamic schema and operation switching in types.ts - Update space-tool.ts with conditional tool config and prompts - Keep prompts easily editable in dedicated constants
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- Update mcp-server.ts to use getDynamicSpaceToolConfig() - Use z.ZodObject<z.ZodRawShape> return type for type compatibility - Remove unused DYNAMIC_SPACE_TOOL_CONFIG import
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When DYNAMIC_SPACE_DATA environment variable is set to a URL, the tool fetches a CSV list of spaces and replaces the "find" operation with "discover". This allows for curated space lists with simpler prompts.