server.json: fit the description inside the registry's 100-char cap - #50
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The v0.5.0 publish reached npm but the MCP Registry stage failed with a 422: the registry caps description at 100 characters and the listing copy ran 183. Keep the differentiators that fit (hybrid keyword + semantic search, SQL, plain files); the full copy stays on npm via package.json, which has no such cap.
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The v0.5.0 release published to npm but the MCP Registry stage failed with a 422: the registry caps
descriptionat 100 characters and the copy in server.json ran 183.This trims it to 98 characters keeping the differentiators (hybrid keyword + semantic search, SQL, plain files). The full copy stays on npm through package.json, which has no cap.
After merge, a manual dispatch of the Publish workflow with dry_run=false finishes the v0.5.0 registry publish: the npm stage detects 0.5.0 is already up and skips, the registry stage publishes the corrected entry.