MCP Binary Synchronizer FAQs

Question 1

Can I check the sync status without changing any files?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by passing the --check-only argument, the skill will generate a detailed consistency report and SHA-256 comparison table without performing any copy or sign operations.

Question 2

How does the skill handle macOS execution errors?

Accepted Answer

Moving or merging binaries on macOS often breaks the code signature, leading to a SIGKILL (exit code 137). This skill automatically applies ad-hoc code signing (codesign --force --sign -) after every sync to ensure the binary remains executable.

Question 3

Why does this skill only support Swift projects?

Accepted Answer

Python and TypeScript MCP servers typically use wrapper scripts or interpreted environments rather than compiled binaries, making binary-level synchronization and universal merging unnecessary for those languages.

Question 4

What is the 'Source of Truth' for synchronization?

Accepted Answer

The synchronization flows from the .build directory (where Swift compiles) to the mcpb/server folder (distribution), and finally to your local ~/bin directory (execution).

Question 5

What happens if a binary is missing from one of the locations?

Accepted Answer

The skill identifies the missing component in its consistency report and offers interactive options to rebuild from source, copy from an existing location, or perform a full re-compilation.

MCP Binary Synchronizer

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MCP Binary Synchronizer

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