Release Notes Coverage Checker
Checks whether release notes cover the feature changes, fixes, and known issues provided by the user.
README
Release Notes Coverage Checker
Check whether release notes cover the feature changes, fixes, and known issues provided by the user.
This build is a single read-only Cloudflare Workers + TypeScript app. It has review shell pages, no login, no OAuth, no database, no external API calls, no GitHub access from tools, no telemetry, and no external side effects.
Identity
- App Name: Release Notes Coverage Checker
- App Slug: release-notes-coverage-checker
- Worker name: release-notes-coverage-checker
- Version: 0.1.0
- Support: sidcraigau@gmail.com
Routes
GET /: Home page.GET /privacy: Privacy page.GET /terms: Terms page.GET /support: Support page.GET /health: stable JSON health response.GET /.well-known/openai-apps-challenge: plain-text challenge value fromOPENAI_APPS_CHALLENGE.POST /mcp: JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP endpoint.
MCP Methods
initializetools/listtools/call
tools/list returns exactly:
extract_release_itemscheck_release_notes_coverage
Local Commands
npm install
npm run dev
npm run typecheck
npm test
npm run test:mcp:local
npm run test:pages:local
npm run test:mcp:local starts a local Worker on 127.0.0.1:8787, checks /, /health, /mcp, both tools, validation errors, unknown tool, unknown method, malformed JSON, structuredContent, and output shape.
npm run test:pages:local starts a local Worker and checks the four review shell pages, navigation, support email, home copy, and the challenge route with the safe test value.
For production regression after deployment:
npm run test:mcp:production -- https://your-worker-url
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