mcp/v3.0.0 v0.46.0
snarktank/ralphAug 26, 2026 → Aug 26, 20260 days between releases
What's New
Newer tag v0.46.0 ships rtk 'find' grammar dispatch and output compression, unrelated to the mcp/v3.0.0 SDK release.
Breaking Changes
- The version sequence moves backwards (mcp/v3.0.0 to v0.46.0), indicating a separate release track rather than an in-place upgrade of the same component.
New Features
- The find command now dispatches on find's own grammar instead of a generic path.
- Find output is compressed for predicates the model does not handle, reducing token usage.
- A tee tail hint is emitted when rtk itself imposes the result cap, so truncation is visible.
Improvements
- Long recovery-file slugs are hashed to avoid collisions and shorten hints.
- A never-worse guard plus recovery hint was added to the find rewrite path.
- CI/CD no longer deletes the tracked scripts/benchmark harness during benchmark runs.
Bug Fixes
- Git no longer misreads a value-taking option's argument as a patch flag.
- Patch output from git log commands is now preserved.
- Process output is decoded using the Windows console code page, fixing garbled text.
- Discovered paths now have drive letters sanitized correctly on Windows.
- Rewrite tests accept both Ask and Allow verdicts, removing a flaky failure.
Upgrade Notes
These notes describe a different component (rtk CLI) than the older mcp/v3.0.0 SDK release, so treat this as a track switch rather than a normal bump and verify which artifact your pin actually resolves to. No migration or config changes are documented; the find-command behavior changes are additive and should be safe for existing invocations. If you depend on the eleven-language MCP SDKs, stay on the mcp/v3.0.0 line.
The Two Releases
mcp/v3.0.0
Aug 26, 2026· 2 months ago
A significant SDK release that expands multi-language support to eleven languages, generated from an updated specification that now matches the clients and API.
Full release notesv0.46.0
Aug 26, 2026· 2 months ago
This release introduces new grammar-based dispatch and output compression features for the find command, alongside a comprehensive set of bug fixes that address Windows compatibility, Git parsing, and CI/CD stability.
Full release notes