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Implements #2167 (split of #1919, Approach C parts 1–3). Queue task 3201.
Dispatch order (runner, new internal/runner/dispatch.go):
#! shebang in the source or file — verbatim, incl. /usr/bin/env unwrapping
script.interpreter — new settings-registry entry (command line; --interpreter/--shell are registry aliases only), reaching CLI, env, config, /v1/settings and MCP through the registry; wired through CLI run + exec and the daemon's /v1/exec limits
Configured TypeScript runtime — unchanged when everything above is unset
Harness posture for non-JS interpreters:MCPX_ENDPOINT/MCPX_SESSION/MCPX_SOCKET arrive via the existing env path; MCPX_RUNTIME names the interpreter; MCPX_DISPATCH records the choice (declared in the script-env registry; docs regenerated); caller args follow the script path; same stdout/stderr/exit/timeout machinery in runner and through execsvc's shared RunWith/Run. The absence of the generated client — and that script.permissions profiles are JS-runtime flags a shell interpreter cannot enforce — is stated once per run (Result.Notice + one stderr line).
script.cwd (new registry enum: caller|script|config|workdir, default caller) resolves the working directory for dispatched and runtime runs alike.
Open questions, answered here (acceptance criterion): shebang vs script.runtime disagreement — the shebang wins; it is an instruction inside the program, configuration is a preference about programs that don't say. Snippet handling — a snippet is written verbatim (no Prelude, no .ts suffix) to a content-named temp file and the interpreter runs that file. script.permissions for shell — not applied (no flag model exists to enforce), and the run states that rather than implying a sandbox.
Tests: dispatch parsing/precedence, shebang file + snippet runs (exit code, env, notice), interpreter snippets, cwd policies, execsvc shebang run. Targeted suites green on the laptop: runner, settings, execsvc, cli, daemon (go test -count=1). Docs regenerated (configuration.md, environment.md).
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New Features
Scripts can run using an interpreter specified by a shebang or the script.interpreter setting, including shell and Python scripts.
Choose a script’s working directory with script.cwd: the caller’s, script’s, configuration’s, or work directory.
Dispatched non-JavaScript runs expose their runtime and dispatch method through environment variables. A notice explains that generated clients and permission profiles are unavailable and configured launcher phases are skipped.
Documentation
Added configuration and environment-variable reference details for the new settings and dispatch behavior.
…t.cwd (#2167)
Dispatch order: (1) a #! shebang in the source or file, verbatim;
(2) script.interpreter, a new settings-registry entry (command line,
--interpreter/--shell aliases, reaching CLI, env, config, /v1/settings
and MCP through the registry); (3) script.language / extension --
reserved for #1917, nothing diverts there yet; (4) the configured
TypeScript runtime, unchanged when everything is unset.
Dispatched runs get the harness posture without the harness:
MCPX_ENDPOINT/MCPX_SESSION/MCPX_SOCKET via the existing env path,
MCPX_RUNTIME naming the interpreter, MCPX_DISPATCH recording the
choice, caller args after the script path, and the same
stdout/stderr/exit/timeout machinery through runner and execsvc --
locally and via /v1/exec. The absence of the generated client, and
that script.permissions profiles are JavaScript-runtime flags a shell
interpreter cannot enforce, is stated once per run (Result.Notice and
a line on stderr).
script.cwd (caller|script|config|workdir, default caller) resolves
the working directory for both dispatched and runtime runs.
Open questions answered on #2167: a shebang beats script.runtime
(it is an instruction inside the program); a snippet is written
verbatim -- no Prelude, no .ts suffix -- to a temp file the
interpreter runs; script.permissions does not apply to non-JS
interpreters and the run says so.
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Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/docs/configuration.md:
- Line 608: Update the environment inheritance statement in environment.md to
clarify that `env -i` starts the child with an empty environment and `env -u
NAME` removes only the named variable; otherwise, the child inherits the
parent’s environment before configured additions. Keep the qualification
consistent with both dispatched-path and JavaScript-path behavior.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/docs/environment.md:
- Line 116: Update the MCPX_RUNTIME reader metadata so it identifies the script
itself as a reader on dispatched runs, while retaining the generated client
reader; regenerate or update the environment table to match.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/daemon/routes_exec.go:
- Around line 195-197: Keep ExecService’s ConfigDir aligned with the
configuration source used by execSettings: either refresh execSet when
reloadConfig replaces the configuration, or retain the policy file path and
derive ConfigDir from it. Ensure a config-directory change cannot combine cached
policy with the reloaded config’s path.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch.go:
- Around line 733-748: Defer resolving the configured script interpreter instead
of calling exec.LookPath during dispatch selection. Update the interpreter
dispatch path to retain the interpreter and resolve it in runDispatched after
the effective working directory is set, matching the shebang branch’s deferred
lookup behavior so relative PATH entries use the run directory.
- Around line 295-314: Update the option handling in the shebangEnv parsing flow
so unsupported env options return a precise option error instead of being
silently discarded. Preserve handling for supported options, and do not treat -0
or -v/--debug as supported options.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go:
- Around line 338-346: Update Run so the shebang runtime is resolved using the
shebang’s PATH before Resolve can fail while searching the inherited PATH;
preserve the existing lookPathInDir behavior and error context for runtimes
found only on the shebang’s PATH.
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Walkthrough
The change adds non-JavaScript interpreter dispatch based on script shebangs or configured interpreter commands. It adds working-directory policies and passes their settings through run and exec paths. Documentation describes the settings and dispatch environment variables.
Changes: Script Execution
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Summary
Interpreter and working-directory settings pkgs/mcpx/internal/settings/registry.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/settings/scriptenv.go, pkgs/mcpx/docs/configuration.md, pkgs/mcpx/docs/environment.md
Settings define interpreter selection and the caller, script, config, and workdir policies. Documentation describes these settings, shebang handling, and the MCPX_RUNTIME and MCPX_DISPATCH variables.
Runner dispatch and execution pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch_test.go
The runner selects a shebang or configured interpreter, resolves the working directory and environment, and executes dispatched scripts. Tests cover parsing, dispatch, environment handling, exit codes, and working-directory policies.
Run and exec integration pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/commands.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/exec.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/daemon/routes_exec.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/hooks.go, pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc_test.go
CLI and daemon paths pass interpreter and working-directory settings to the runner or execution service. The service applies request values or configured defaults and returns runner notices. Hooks clear the inherited interpreter setting. A service test checks shell-script execution.
sequenceDiagram
participant CmdRun
participant ExecService as execsvc.Service
participant Runner as runner.Run
participant Interpreter
alt Direct run
CmdRun->>Runner: pass interpreter and cwd options
else Exec
CmdRun->>ExecService: pass interpreter and cwd options
ExecService->>Runner: call with resolved options and config directory
end
Runner->>Interpreter: execute dispatched script
Interpreter-->>Runner: return output and exit status
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Four P2 findings on cf21abc, one commit each in spirit: (1) env shebang assignments (#!/usr/bin/env -S MODE=prod sh) were discarded by ParseShebang; ParseShebangEnv now returns them and the dispatch carries them into the child environment ahead of the MCPX_* variables. (2) The daemon ExecService never populated Service.ConfigDir, so script.cwd=config failed every /v1/exec run; it now takes the directory of the config the daemon loaded. (3) Remote CLI exec dropped the caller script.cwd policy; execsvc.Options gains a request-level cwdPolicy, Service.Run prefers it over the service policy, and execOnDaemon forwards the caller resolved value. (4) A shebang naming a JavaScript runtime bypassed the generated launcher, so a default-export script never ran its entry point; a plain JS-runtime shebang (no extra arguments) now goes through the harness with that runtime as the preference, while a JS shebang with extra arguments keeps raw dispatch. Tests: ParseShebangEnv cases, an env-assignment end-to-end run, decideDispatch routing, and a node .mjs default-export harness run.
Fifth Codex P2 on 2cd0551 (/pull/2611): the env unwrapping in
ParseShebangEnv dropped every option without consuming its operand, so
"#!/usr/bin/env -S -u SECRET sh" dispatched SECRET instead of sh, and
"-i" was silently ignored, leaving the child with the inherited
environment.
parseShebang now consumes env's options the way env(1) does: -u NAME /
--unset[=NAME] / -uNAME remove a name from the inherited environment,
-i / --ignore-environment / a bare "-" start from an empty one, -C DIR /
--chdir[=DIR] consume their operand, -S keeps splitting as before, and
"--" ends the options. The dispatch carries the result, and the child
environment is built from os.Environ() (or nothing) minus the unset
names, then the assignments, then the MCPX_* variables, so the run's
own contract still wins.
Tests: parser cases for each form, filterEnv, and end-to-end runs for
-u and -i against the inherited environment.
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Minor · Scope the SetupErr refusal to runs that use a JavaScript runtime. · execsvc.go:393-396
pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc.go:393-396 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Scope the SetupErr refusal to runs that use a JavaScript runtime.
A malformed script.runtimes makes every /v1/exec run fail, including a #!/bin/sh script. That shell run never reads the runtime definitions. Service.Run returns SetupErr before any dispatch. Move this check to the point where a JavaScript runtime is resolved, so only those runs report the error.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc.go around lines 393 - 396:
Update Service.Run to stop returning SetupErr before dispatch; check and report
SetupErr only when resolving a JavaScript runtime, so shell scripts such as
#!/bin/sh continue without reading script.runtimes.
Minor · Keep the JavaScript shebang before the generated prelude. · runner.go:185-188
pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go:185-188 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep the JavaScript shebang before the generated prelude.
When inline source starts with a JavaScript shebang and Prelude is non-empty, runner.Run writes opts.Prelude + opts.Source. The runtime can reject the hashbang because it is not the first line. Emit the shebang before Prelude, and add coverage with a non-empty Prelude.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 819889bb5d48); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go around lines 185 - 188:
Update runner.Run so generated output keeps a JavaScript shebang as the first
line before any non-empty Prelude; add coverage verifying this ordering when
Prelude is set.
Add a Service.Run test for interpreter and cwd policy.
TestRunWithShebangFile calls svc.RunWith directly. It does not exercise the Service.Run mapping for Interpreter and CwdPolicy. Add a test that calls svc.Run with both fields set and asserts the executed interpreter and working directory.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc_test.go around lines 485 -
491:
Add a test alongside TestRunWithShebangFile that calls Service.Run with
Interpreter and CwdPolicy set, then asserts which interpreter executed and what
working directory was used. Keep the existing RunWith test unchanged.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch.go:
- Around line 175-178: Update the assignment case in parseShebang to accept
every field containing “=”, including NAME=value fields whose value contains
“/”; preserve the existing assignment handling.
- Around line 136-139: Update parseShebang’s splitting of the `-S` payload to
honor single quotes, double quotes, and backslash escapes, keeping quoted text
such as `print("hi there")` together as one argument while preserving ordinary
unquoted argument splitting.
- Around line 154-162: Update parseShebang to retain the operand for -C/--chdir
in shebangEnv and propagate it through dispatch; in runDispatched, apply that
directory when setting cmd.Dir. Define and implement explicit precedence between
the shebang directory and script.cwd so the intended working directory is
unambiguous.
- Around line 437-443: Update the environment assembly in runDispatched to
remove or explicitly clear MCPX_CLIENT from the final cmd.Env, so dispatched
shell runs cannot inherit a stale client path from the parent JavaScript run.
- Around line 323-326: Update the shebang handling around isJSRuntimeName so
JavaScript interpreters with arguments are routed through the harness or
rejected with an explicit error; do not return the raw runtime and silently skip
the generated launcher.
- Around line 325-326: Update decideDispatch so JavaScript runtime shebangs
retain and apply env assignments, unset requests, and clear-environment requests
when dispatching to the JavaScript harness; do not return only the runtime token
when that would discard those changes.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go:
- Around line 183-184: Update the non-JavaScript dispatch path in Run, where it
returns through runDispatched, to avoid silently skipping configured phases:
reject the run when opts.Phases contains configured phases, or explicitly report
those phases as skipped.
- Around line 328-335: Update the JavaScript environment setup in the runner so
inherited MCPX_DISPATCH is removed from os.Environ() before MCPX_RUNTIME is
appended to cmd.Env; preserve the remaining inherited environment variables.
- Around line 162-165: Forward the dispatched-run notice through
Service.RunWith: add a Notice field to execsvc.Result and copy rres.Notice into
the returned result, preserving the existing result fields and behavior.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc.go:
- Around line 393-396: Update Service.Run to stop returning SetupErr before
dispatch; check and report SetupErr only when resolving a JavaScript runtime, so
shell scripts such as #!/bin/sh continue without reading script.runtimes.
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go:
- Around line 185-188: Update runner.Run so generated output keeps a JavaScript
shebang as the first line before any non-empty Prelude; add coverage verifying
this ordering when Prelude is set.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc_test.go:
- Around line 485-491: Add a test alongside TestRunWithShebangFile that calls
Service.Run with Interpreter and CwdPolicy set, then asserts which interpreter
executed and what working directory was used. Keep the existing RunWith test
unchanged.
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Codex P2 + CodeRabbit on 534a14a (/pull/2611):
- env -S payloads re-split with shell quoting rules, so
'#!/usr/bin/env -S sh -c "printf hello"' keeps 'printf hello'
one argument; an unterminated quote fails the run with a clear
error instead of a silent mis-split.
- -C/--chdir operands are carried onto the dispatch and move the
run, beating script.cwd the way the interpreter choice beats
script.runtime; relative -C resolves against the policy dir.
- VAR=value assignments with '/' in the value reach the child.
- A JavaScript shebang's env(1) changes ride with the runtime
choice onto the harness path instead of being dropped.
- Dispatched and harness runs never inherit MCPX_CLIENT,
MCPX_RUNTIME, MCPX_ENTRY or MCPX_DISPATCH from an outer run.
- execsvc.Result carries the runner notice through RunWith.
- The notice names skipped launcher phases when any are set.
Not taken: routing a JS shebang WITH extra arguments through the
harness (the harness has nowhere to put the arguments, and raw
dispatch still runs the named interpreter under the stated
no-client notice).
Tests: quote/resplit cases, chdir capture + end-to-end, slash
values, owned-env filtering, phases notice, JS-choice env.
…#2167)
Codex re-review of PR #2611, two P2s:
- the JavaScript harness path dropped a shebang env -C directory:
jsChoice now carries chdir and both paths apply it through one
applyChdir helper, so the harness runs where the shebang says.
- the interpreter was resolved with exec.LookPath on the parent
process PATH before the shebang assignments were applied: the
shebang path now resolves against the PATH the shebang itself
establishes (assignments, -u, -i with the execvp /bin:/usr/bin
default), the way env(1) resolves it.
Tests: TestDecideDispatchJSCarriesChdir,
TestDecideDispatchResolvesAgainstShebangPath (executable existing
only in the assigned PATH is found; without the assignment it is
not). Full internal/runner suite passes.
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Codex P2 on PR #2611: a raw-dispatched shebang such as
#!/usr/bin/env -S -C /tmp/project PATH=bin custom-interpreter
looked up bin/custom-interpreter relative to mcpx's own working
directory, before -C was applied -- the interpreter was missed even
though it exists exactly where the run goes.
The shebang's interpreter lookup is now deferred to runDispatched,
which resolves it against the run's effective directory (policy +
the shebang's -C) through lookPathInDir and absolutizes the result,
the way execvp resolves relative PATH entries after env(1) has
applied -C.
Tests: TestRunShebangRelativePathEntryResolvesPostChdir (fails on
the pre-fix code with the reported not-found error);
TestRunResolvesAgainstShebangPath replaces the decide-time
TestDecideDispatchResolvesAgainstShebangPath. Full internal/runner
and internal/execsvc suites pass.
Queue worker parking note (task 3201): the last Codex P2 (relative PATH entries resolved pre-chdir) is fixed in 38b556e and its thread is resolved — interpreter lookup now happens post-chdir via lookPathInDir with regression tests. Since then main moved twice underneath the branch, so I merged it in (3819dd4: settings-docs table, ExecService/ConfigDir vs hooks restructure, ropts Interpreter/CwdPolicy vs Imports; 2742f41: new Service.Calls field) — all mechanical keeps of both sides, no intent changes. go vet clean and go test ./internal/runner/ ./internal/execsvc/ pass on the merged head. The stress: PR changed tests check is still QUEUED after ~5 min of polling, so per queue CI rules I am parking for 20 min rather than holding the claim: next worker only needs to confirm that check green and merge per the standing criteria. All review threads are resolved.
JS shebang runtime resolved against the shebang PATH + effective dir (lookPathInDir override of rt.Bin); env -S payloads split with env split-string semantics (SplitEnvString: escape table incl. tab, ${VAR} expansion) instead of the shell tokenizer; hook options clear the main script interpreter; import preflight runs in the resolved execution directory (hoisted ResolveCwd). parity.md regenerated.
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Follow-up Comments
Run type checking from the same directory as the script run.
325-329: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Run type checking from the same directory as the script run.
TypeCheck runs deno check in the script's directory, and it receives no config argument. The script itself runs in execDir, which can differ. Type checking can therefore apply a different deno.json and reject a valid run. This predates the PR. Pass the run's directory to TypeCheck and use it as the working directory.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go around lines 325 - 329:
Update the TypeCheck call in the runner flow to pass the script’s effective run
directory, execDir, and make TypeCheck use it as the working directory for deno
check so type checking uses the same deno.json as execution.
The -S fixtures compare strings.Join(got, " "). A regression that splits one argument into multiple tokens can preserve the joined string and pass the test. Store want as []string and compare with slices.Equal.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch_test.go around lines 96 -
100:
Update the ParseShebang test fixtures to store expected tokens as []string and
compare them with slices.Equal instead of joining tokens into a string. Preserve
each fixture’s intended token boundaries and update the failure message to
display the expected slice.
TestDecideDispatchJSCarriesChdir checks only parsed metadata. Add a JavaScript harness test that uses -C and checks process.cwd() or a relative file operation. Removing applyChdir would otherwise leave the inspected tests green.
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Review comment at @pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch_test.go around lines 478 -
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Add an end-to-end JavaScript harness test alongside
TestDecideDispatchJSCarriesChdir that uses a shebang with -C and verifies the
executed script observes the requested working directory through process.cwd()
or a relative file operation. Keep the existing metadata assertions and ensure
the new test exercises applying the chdir during execution.
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pkgs/mcpx/docs/configuration.md
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pkgs/mcpx/internal/cli/commands.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/daemon/routes_exec.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/execsvc.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/execsvc/hooks.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/dispatch_test.go
pkgs/mcpx/internal/runner/runner.go
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…2167)
Codex P2 on 39240a4: SplitEnvString decoded every backslash escape
even inside single quotes, so a shebang running
python3 -c 'import re; print(bool(re.search(r"\\d", "5")))'
got r"d" and printed False. env's own table limits single-quote
escapes to \' and \\; every other backslash is now left alone.
Double-quoted and unquoted payloads are unchanged.
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Fresh state: PR OPEN at head fd64ab05, review threads 9/9 resolved (per the 16:30Z note). The stress leg (run 41088117546) FAILED — but the failures are the same three internal/settings meta-tests diagnosed under task 3191 and verified failing on clean main c90fcbc7 with no branch code in the tree: TestNoUndeclaredEnvRead (MCPX_ADAPTER_DECLARATION_SHA256 read at daemon/routes_settings.go:906, undeclared), TestTheScriptEnvironmentIsWhatTheCodeSets (same var set by cli/adapter.go:436 undeclared; MCPX_EPHEMERAL setter unlisted), TestEverySettingHasAnEffectProbeOrAnExemption (script.imports / script.importsOnDynamic probes missing on main). One caution for the fix pass: this PR adds script.interpreter/script.cwd settings, so check the effect-probe list for this PR's own two names too — everything else in that failure set is pre-existing main debt, recorded with evidence on PR #2589 (task 3191 note).
Task 3201 parked: resume when the main-side settings meta-test debt is fixed (or a lane takes the combined fix), then re-read CI fresh and merge per criteria.
… no argument (#2167)
Two Codex P2 findings on PR #2611 re-review of bdd9231:
- runDispatched now leases its WorkRoot-allocated runner directory
for the run's lifetime (cache.Acquire, mirroring Run's JavaScript
path), so another run's cache pruning cannot delete a live
dispatched run's directory.
- SplitEnvString: an unquoted ${VAR} expansion that contributes
nothing no longer starts an argument, matching env(1) — a shebang
like `#!/usr/bin/env -S python3 ${PYFLAGS}` with PYFLAGS unset no
longer hands python3 an empty string as its script filename.
Explicitly quoted empty expansions still produce their argument.
Tests: TestDispatchedWorkdirRunLeasesItsDirectory (leased live,
released after) and TestSplitEnvStringEmptyUnquotedExpansionStartsNoArgument;
runner + execsvc suites pass on laptop.
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Implements #2167 (split of #1919, Approach C parts 1–3). Queue task 3201.
Dispatch order (runner, new
internal/runner/dispatch.go):#!shebang in the source or file — verbatim, incl./usr/bin/envunwrappingscript.interpreter— new settings-registry entry (command line;--interpreter/--shellare registry aliases only), reaching CLI, env, config,/v1/settingsand MCP through the registry; wired through CLI run + exec and the daemon's/v1/execlimitsscript.language/ extension — reserved for mcpx: Python as a first-class script language, 1:1 with TypeScript #1917; nothing diverts there yet, the rank exists so the order never changesHarness posture for non-JS interpreters:
MCPX_ENDPOINT/MCPX_SESSION/MCPX_SOCKETarrive via the existing env path;MCPX_RUNTIMEnames the interpreter;MCPX_DISPATCHrecords the choice (declared in the script-env registry; docs regenerated); caller args follow the script path; same stdout/stderr/exit/timeout machinery in runner and through execsvc's sharedRunWith/Run. The absence of the generated client — and thatscript.permissionsprofiles are JS-runtime flags a shell interpreter cannot enforce — is stated once per run (Result.Notice+ one stderr line).script.cwd(new registry enum:caller|script|config|workdir, defaultcaller) resolves the working directory for dispatched and runtime runs alike.Open questions, answered here (acceptance criterion): shebang vs
script.runtimedisagreement — the shebang wins; it is an instruction inside the program, configuration is a preference about programs that don't say. Snippet handling — a snippet is written verbatim (no Prelude, no.tssuffix) to a content-named temp file and the interpreter runs that file.script.permissionsfor shell — not applied (no flag model exists to enforce), and the run states that rather than implying a sandbox.Tests: dispatch parsing/precedence, shebang file + snippet runs (exit code, env, notice), interpreter snippets, cwd policies, execsvc shebang run. Targeted suites green on the laptop: runner, settings, execsvc, cli, daemon (
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script.interpretersetting, including shell and Python scripts.script.cwd: the caller’s, script’s, configuration’s, or work directory.