v0.6.0
feder-cr/invisible_dotsv0.6.0Sep 4, 2026by feder-cr
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This release standardizes the scope flag syntax from the short form to the long form across documentation and CLI usage. It also fixes a pytest configuration issue to ensure tests run correctly against the source tree and updates the dependency floor for invisible-playwright-mcp.
Key Highlights
- Scope flag syntax changed from `-s` to `--scope` for consistency
- Fixed missing `pythonpath` configuration in pytest
- Updated dependency floor for `invisible-playwright-mcp` to 0.11.0
Breaking Changes
- Scope flag syntax changed from `-s` to `--scope`
Full Release Notes
No runtime change. The docs and the tests, both of which were saying something that had stopped being true. **Changed.** The scope flag is written in full everywhere, `--scope user` rather than `-s user`. A survey of twelve well-known MCP servers on their official pages found that everyone who documents a scope flag writes it in full, including Claude Code's own documentation, and nobody uses the short form. Five of the occurrences were in `docs/`, which is the wiki's source: the wiki is rebuilt from it on every published release, so editing the wiki directly would have been wiped. **Fixed.** `pythonpath = ["src"]` was missing from the pytest config, so with a non-editable install the suite imported site-packages while standing in this checkout. 136 tests passed either way, which is exactly the problem: a suite can be green against the wrong tree and nothing says so. The remedy went to the two packages that existed when it was first needed; this one never got it. The floor on `invisible-playwright-mcp` stays at 0.11.0, which is what makes the verb table for `session_start` and `session_status` true rather than a table naming tools the server may not have.
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