10.3.0

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Added

• Improved the MCP Server for opening for permissions applications.
• Token generation support docs

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PR Summary

New Modules and Classes Introduced:

• BootMcpTools: This is a new class file added that handles the bootstrap of MCP tools. It discovers new tools and manages the operations of the existing tools. The class employs caching based on the application environment to optimize performance.
• McpTools Manager: Another new class has been added, which manages the MCP tools discovered by the BootMcpTools class. It categorizes the tools by repository or other categories and handles their registration.
• McpTools Facade: We've introduced a facade for managing and accessing MCP tools. It has capabilities to retrieve all tools, group them by categories, and check tool usage permissions.

Enhancements and Additions:

• Improved Permission System: Enhanced documentation for application of a refined permission system utilizing token-based authorization has been implemented in the RestifyServer class.
• Introduction of new Tool-Related Methods: New methods have been added to the RestifyServer class. getAllAvailableTools() fetches tools without considering permissions, while getAuthorizedTools() fetches authorized tools based on the user's unique token.
• Modified Tool Discovery: The tool discovery approach has been redefined to leverage the benefits of the McpTools facade. It ensures the more efficient management and filtration of tools based on permissions.
• Optimized Tool Registration: The registration methodology for wrapper tools has been refactored. It now utilizes the relevant tool classes directly, leading to the removal of redundant operations.
• Service Provider Changes: Changes have been made to the RestifyApplicationServiceProvider to register the McpToolsManager as a singleton for dependency management.

Updated Test Environments:

• Integration Test Updates: Existing tests in the WrapperToolsIntegrationTest.php file have been updated. These updates reflect changes in the error handling for operations untraceable in the permission context, aligning them with the now modified logic in the permission system.