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chore: Adding Browserbase MCP to the official registry #116
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Greptile Summary
This PR registers the Browserbase MCP server with the newly launched official Model Context Protocol (MCP) registry. The changes add the necessary configuration and metadata files required for registry submission.
The core changes include:
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Registry Configuration: A new
server.jsonfile defines the server's metadata, including its identity (io.github.browserbase/mcp-server-browserbase), GitHub repository information, npm package details, and transport configuration using stdio. The file specifies three required environment variables:BROWSERBASE_API_KEY,BROWSERBASE_PROJECT_ID, andGEMINI_API_KEY. -
Package Metadata: The
package.jsonfile now includes anmcpNamefield matching the server identity, ensuring consistency between npm package metadata and MCP server configuration. -
Security Hygiene: The
.gitignorefile adds entries for.mcpregistry_github_tokenand.mcpregistry_registry_tokento prevent authentication credentials from being committed during the registry publishing process.
These changes integrate with the broader MCP ecosystem by making the Browserbase server discoverable through official channels, similar to how npm works for Node.js packages. The configuration follows the MCP registry schema and maintains consistency with existing package metadata.
Confidence score: 4/5
- This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk as it primarily adds configuration files for registry registration
- Score reflects well-structured configuration that follows MCP registry standards, though the dependency on GEMINI_API_KEY as a required environment variable introduces a slight concern about user setup complexity
- Pay attention to server.json to ensure the environment variable requirements align with your intended user experience
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Greptile Summary
This review covers only the changes made since the last review, not the entire PR. This PR implements a patch release (v2.1.1) to register the Browserbase MCP server with the official Model Context Protocol registry. The changes are administrative in nature and involve three coordinated updates:
- Version bump in package.json: Updates the version from 2.1.0 to 2.1.1 to create a new release for registry submission
- Registry configuration in server.json: Updates both the main version field and package version field to 2.1.1, maintaining consistency with the package version
- Documentation in CHANGELOG.md: Adds a proper changelog entry documenting this patch release with the note "adding MCP server to official registry"
The server.json file serves as the registry manifest that describes the Browserbase MCP server package for the official MCP registry, containing metadata about the server including package identification, environment variables, and transport configuration. This allows users to discover and install the Browserbase MCP server through the official registry rather than manual configuration. The changes follow standard semantic versioning practices, using a patch version bump since this is purely an administrative change that doesn't modify the server's functionality.
Confidence score: 5/5
- This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk as it only involves version updates and registry configuration
- Score reflects simple administrative changes with proper version coordination across all files
- No files require special attention as all changes are straightforward version bumps and documentation updates
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what
Model Context Protocol dropped an official registry, this PR is to get us on it.