Cupertino 1.2.1

Version 1.2.1 · August 23, 2026

A packaging fix: the MCP servers inside the app bundle now start.

The bundled servers start. @mgcrea/mcp-apple-core resolves through its exports to dist/index.js, which the release job never built — and an unresolvable specifier is not an error to rolldown, it is an external one. It said Module not found, treating it as an external dependency, externalised the import and exited 0. The bare specifier then landed in a bundle that carries no node_modules, so a surface could raise ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND on startup and the MCP host would sit on Connecting… until it timed out. make servers now builds the workspace packages it inlines rather than assuming something else already did.

scripts/verify-servers.sh. Signing, notarisation and the network audit all describe the bundle; none of them runs it. This asserts that no server imports a specifier the bundle does not contain, then spawns each server under the runtime shipped beside it and makes it answer initialize. It runs in make servers (static half, no runtime needed), before signing in make bundle, and against the built artifact in CI. Point it at a .app you downloaded and it answers the same question CI asked.