feat: add mcp-server support for bit-cli #9699
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…ts the commands dynamically
…gs to MCP server command for fine-grained tool selection
- Add processSubCommands method to handle nested command structures - Add registerSubCommandTool for proper sub-command registration - Improve tool naming by replacing hyphens with underscores - Add debug logging for better visibility of command registration - Fix handling of command hierarchies (parent and sub-commands)
Fixed a bug where subcommands like "cli generate" were being passed as a single array element instead of separate elements. This ensures commands are properly executed with each command part as its own array element.
GiladShoham
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May 8, 2025
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This PR introduces the Bit CLI MCP Server, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface to Bit's command-line functionality. The server enables programmatic access to Bit operations through a standardized protocol, making Bit's capabilities available to AI assistants, VS Code, and custom applications.
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