- Update CHANGELOG.md with v3.7.0 entry covering six major features
- Add English release notes (docs/release-note-v3.7.0-en.md)
- Add Chinese release notes (docs/release-note-v3.7.0-zh.md)
Major features documented:
- Gemini CLI integration (third app support)
- MCP v3.7.0 unified architecture
- Claude Skills management system (~2,000 lines)
- Prompts management system (~1,300 lines)
- Deep link protocol (ccswitch://)
- Environment variable conflict detection
- Update version from 3.6.2 to 3.7.0 across all config files
- Update project description to "All-in-One Assistant for Claude Code, Codex & Gemini CLI"
- Update Chinese description to "Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI 全方位辅助工具"
- Sync version in package.json, Cargo.toml, tauri.conf.json
- Update branding in README.md, README_ZH.md and i18n locale files
- Add DouBaoSeed code preview provider preset with Volcengine ARK API configuration
- Remove AnyRouter provider from both Claude and Codex preset configurations
- Clean up trailing commas in codex provider presets
🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Updated default model from gemini-2.5-pro to gemini-3-pro-preview across:
- Provider presets (PackyCode, Custom)
- Form field placeholders
- Default configurations
- Test cases
Google Official preset now has empty env config, allowing users to choose
their own model or use application defaults, which is more appropriate for
OAuth-based authentication.
Changes:
- geminiProviderPresets.ts: updated model to gemini-3-pro-preview, removed model from Google Official
- GeminiFormFields.tsx: updated placeholder to gemini-3-pro-preview
- GeminiConfigSections.tsx: updated placeholder to gemini-3-pro-preview
- ProviderForm.tsx: updated default config to gemini-3-pro-preview
- gemini_config.rs: updated test examples to gemini-3-pro-preview
Previously, when editing a Gemini provider, only the .env file was read,
missing the settings.json file that contains MCP configuration and other
settings. This caused the config field in the edit form to be empty or
show outdated data.
This fix ensures both files are read and merged into the complete
structure { "env": {...}, "config": {...} }, matching the behavior
of Codex provider.
Fixed in:
- read_live_settings(): now reads both .env and settings.json
- import_default_config(): now reads both files when importing
- Update RegValue.to_string() usage to match current winreg API
which returns String directly instead of Result
- Add conditional compilation for std::fs import (Unix only)
The Gemini API key, base URL, and model inputs were not syncing with
the env editor below due to data source mismatch. The form was using
generic hooks (useApiKeyState, useBaseUrlState) that only updated
settingsConfig, while the env editor relied on geminiEnv from
useGeminiConfigState.
Changes:
- Use geminiApiKey/geminiBaseUrl from useGeminiConfigState instead of
generic hooks
- Wrap handlers to maintain bidirectional sync between geminiEnv and
settingsConfig
- Remove unused handleGeminiBaseUrlChange from useBaseUrlState to
avoid naming conflicts
Now all Gemini form fields properly sync with the env editor in both
directions.
* feat(providers): add notes field for provider management
- Add notes field to Provider model (backend and frontend)
- Display notes with higher priority than URL in provider card
- Style notes as non-clickable text to differentiate from URLs
- Add notes input field in provider form
- Add i18n support (zh/en) for notes field
* chore: format code and clean up unused props
- Run cargo fmt on Rust backend code
- Format TypeScript imports and code style
- Remove unused appId prop from ProviderPresetSelector
- Clean up unused variables in tests
- Integrate notes field handling in provider dialogs
* feat(deeplink): implement ccswitch:// protocol for provider import
Add deep link support to enable one-click provider configuration import via ccswitch:// URLs.
Backend:
- Implement URL parsing and validation (src-tauri/src/deeplink.rs)
- Add Tauri commands for parse and import (src-tauri/src/commands/deeplink.rs)
- Register ccswitch:// protocol in macOS Info.plist
- Add comprehensive unit tests (src-tauri/tests/deeplink_import.rs)
Frontend:
- Create confirmation dialog with security review UI (src/components/DeepLinkImportDialog.tsx)
- Add API wrapper (src/lib/api/deeplink.ts)
- Integrate event listeners in App.tsx
Configuration:
- Update Tauri config for deep link handling
- Add i18n support for Chinese and English
- Include test page for deep link validation (deeplink-test.html)
Files: 15 changed, 1312 insertions(+)
* chore(deeplink): integrate deep link handling into app lifecycle
Wire up deep link infrastructure with app initialization and event handling.
Backend Integration:
- Register deep link module and commands in mod.rs
- Add URL handling in app setup (src-tauri/src/lib.rs:handle_deeplink_url)
- Handle deep links from single instance callback (Windows/Linux CLI)
- Handle deep links from macOS system events
- Add tauri-plugin-deep-link dependency (Cargo.toml)
Frontend Integration:
- Listen for deeplink-import/deeplink-error events in App.tsx
- Update DeepLinkImportDialog component imports
Configuration:
- Enable deep link plugin in tauri.conf.json
- Update Cargo.lock for new dependencies
Localization:
- Add Chinese translations for deep link UI (zh.json)
- Add English translations for deep link UI (en.json)
Files: 9 changed, 359 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)
* refactor(deeplink): enhance Codex provider template generation
Align deep link import with UI preset generation logic by:
- Adding complete config.toml template matching frontend defaults
- Generating safe provider name from sanitized input
- Including model_provider, reasoning_effort, and wire_api settings
- Removing minimal template that only contained base_url
- Cleaning up deprecated test file deeplink-test.html
* style: fix clippy uninlined_format_args warnings
Apply clippy --fix to use inline format arguments in:
- src/mcp.rs (8 fixes)
- src/services/env_manager.rs (10 fixes)
* style: apply code formatting and cleanup
- Format TypeScript files with Prettier (App.tsx, EnvWarningBanner.tsx, formatters.ts)
- Organize Rust imports and module order alphabetically
- Add newline at end of JSON files (en.json, zh.json)
- Update Cargo.lock for dependency changes
* feat: add model name configuration support for Codex and fix Gemini model handling
- Add visual model name input field for Codex providers
- Add model name extraction and update utilities in providerConfigUtils
- Implement model name state management in useCodexConfigState hook
- Add conditional model field rendering in CodexFormFields (non-official only)
- Integrate model name sync with TOML config in ProviderForm
- Fix Gemini deeplink model injection bug
- Correct environment variable name from GOOGLE_GEMINI_MODEL to GEMINI_MODEL
- Add test cases for Gemini model injection (with/without model)
- All tests passing (9/9)
- Fix Gemini model field binding in edit mode
- Add geminiModel state to useGeminiConfigState hook
- Extract model value during initialization and reset
- Sync model field with geminiEnv state to prevent data loss on submit
- Fix missing model value display when editing Gemini providers
Changes:
- 6 files changed, 245 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)
Fixed missing closing braces in the error object of both en.json and zh.json locale files that caused Vite parse errors. The envManager.error object was not properly closed, causing the subsequent skills object to be parsed incorrectly.
* feat(skills): add Claude Skills management feature
Implement complete Skills management system with repository discovery,
installation, and lifecycle management capabilities.
Backend:
- Add SkillService with GitHub integration and installation logic
- Implement skill commands (list, install, uninstall, check updates)
- Support multiple skill repositories with caching
Frontend:
- Add Skills management page with repository browser
- Create SkillCard and RepoManager components
- Add badge, card, table UI components
- Integrate Skills API with Tauri commands
Files: 10 files changed, 1488 insertions(+)
* feat(skills): integrate Skills feature into application
Integrate Skills management feature with complete dependency updates,
configuration structure extensions, and internationalization support.
Dependencies:
- Add @radix-ui/react-visually-hidden for accessibility
- Add anyhow, zip, serde_yaml, tempfile for Skills backend
- Enable chrono serde feature for timestamp serialization
Backend Integration:
- Extend MultiAppConfig with SkillStore field
- Implement skills.json migration from legacy location
- Register SkillService and skill commands in main app
- Export skill module in commands and services
Frontend Integration:
- Add Skills page route and dialog in App
- Integrate Skills UI with main navigation
Internationalization:
- Add complete Chinese translations for Skills UI
- Add complete English translations for Skills UI
Code Quality:
- Remove redundant blank lines in gemini_mcp.rs
- Format log statements in mcp.rs
Tests:
- Update import_export_sync tests for SkillStore
- Update mcp_commands tests for new structure
Files: 16 files changed, 540 insertions(+), 39 deletions(-)
* style(skills): improve SkillsPage typography and spacing
Optimize visual hierarchy and readability of Skills page:
- Reduce title size from 2xl to lg with tighter tracking
- Improve description spacing and color contrast
- Enhance empty state with better text hierarchy
- Use explicit gray colors for better dark mode support
* feat(skills): support custom subdirectory path for skill scanning
Add optional skillsPath field to SkillRepo to enable scanning skills
from subdirectories (e.g., "skills/") instead of repository root.
Changes:
- Backend: Add skillsPath field with subdirectory scanning logic
- Frontend: Add skillsPath input field and display in repo list
- Presets: Add cexll/myclaude repo with skills/ subdirectory
- Code quality: Fix clippy warnings (dedup logic, string formatting)
Backward compatible: skillsPath is optional, defaults to root scanning.
* refactor(skills): improve repo manager dialog layout
Optimize dialog structure with fixed header and scrollable content:
- Add flexbox layout with fixed header and scrollable body
- Remove outer border wrapper for cleaner appearance
- Match SkillsPage design pattern for consistency
- Improve UX with better content hierarchy
Add comprehensive implementation plan for v3.7.0 refactor that
separates Codex MCP configuration from unified MCP structure.
Key design decisions:
- Codex MCP stored as raw TOML string in codexMcp.rawToml
- Unified MCP (mcp.servers) only supports Claude/Gemini
- Complete isolation: no apps.codex in unified structure
- Migration clears mcp.codex.servers to prevent pollution
Architecture improvements:
- Single responsibility: each data source has one purpose
- No priority conflicts: completely independent data paths
- Simplified switching logic: no conditional branches
- UI constraints: Tab1 limited to claude/gemini only
Implementation phases:
- Phase 0: Setup (0.5d)
- Phase 1: Backend foundation (1.5d)
- Phase 2: Command layer (1d)
- Phase 3: Switching logic (1d)
- Phase 4: Frontend API (0.5d)
- Phase 5: UI implementation (2d)
- Phase 6: Enhancements (1d, optional)
- Phase 7: Testing & docs (1d)
Total: 8.5 days (MVP: 7 days)
Addresses TOML-JSON conversion data loss issue by preserving
raw TOML format for Codex while maintaining structured approach
for Claude/Gemini.
Add `center: true` to main window configuration to improve initial
window positioning on Windows and other platforms. This addresses
user feedback about the window appearing in the top-left corner.
Previously, only Codex provider switches triggered MCP synchronization,
which could cause MCP configuration loss when switching Claude or Gemini
providers.
Changes:
- Enable MCP sync for all app types (Claude, Codex, Gemini) during provider switch
- Migrate to v3.7.0 unified MCP sync mechanism using McpService::sync_all_enabled()
- Replace app-specific sync_enabled_to_codex() with unified sync for all apps
- Remove unused mcp module import
This ensures MCP servers remain properly configured across all applications
after provider switches, preventing configuration loss.
BREAKING CHANGE: The [mcp.servers] format was completely incorrect and not
any official Codex format. The only correct format is [mcp_servers] at the
top level of config.toml.
Changes:
- Remove incorrect [mcp.servers] nested table support
- Always use [mcp_servers] top-level table (official Codex format)
- Auto-migrate and cleanup erroneous [mcp.servers] entries on write
- Preserve error-tolerant import for migrating old incorrect configs
- Simplify sync logic by removing format selection branches (~60 lines)
- Update all documentation and tests to reflect correct format
- Add warning logs when detecting and cleaning incorrect format
Backend (Rust):
- mcp.rs: Simplify sync_enabled_to_codex by removing Target enum
- mcp.rs: sync_single_server_to_codex now always uses [mcp_servers]
- mcp.rs: remove_server_from_codex cleans both locations
- mcp.rs: Update import_from_codex comments to clarify format status
- tests: Rename test to sync_enabled_to_codex_migrates_erroneous_*
- tests: Update assertions to verify migration behavior
Frontend (TypeScript):
- tomlUtils.ts: Prioritize [mcp_servers] format in parsing
- tomlUtils.ts: Update error messages to guide correct format
Documentation:
- README.md: Correct MCP format reference to [mcp_servers]
- CLAUDE.md: Add comprehensive format specification with examples
All 79 tests pass. This ensures backward compatibility while enforcing
the correct Codex official standard going forward.
Refs: https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/3441
Fixes two critical issues with the MCP JSON input:
1. Format button failed with wrapped format like "server": {...}
2. Submit button failed despite input validation passing
Changes:
- Updated formatJSON to use smart parser (supports wrapped format)
- Simplified submit validation logic (removed redundant validateJsonConfig call)
- Improved UX: input preserves original format, cleanup happens on format/submit
* Prevents confusing "instant disappearance" when pasting wrapped JSON
* Auto-fills ID/Name fields while keeping input unchanged
* Format button now strips wrapper key and formats cleanly
* Submit button correctly extracts config regardless of format
Code quality:
- Reduced code by 5 lines (20 changes, 11 insertions, 16 deletions)
- Consistent use of parseSmartMcpJson across all JSON operations
- No type errors introduced
Support multiple MCP configuration input formats:
- Pure config object: { "command": "npx", ... }
- Key-value pair fragment: "server-name": { "command": "npx", ... }
- Wrapped object: { "server-name": { "command": "npx", ... } }
The parser automatically:
- Detects and wraps JSON fragments into complete objects
- Extracts server name from single-key objects
- Auto-fills ID and Name fields when applicable
- Formats the config for display
This improves UX by allowing users to paste configs directly from
.claude.json or .codex/config.toml without manual editing.
- Simplify config label from "Full JSON configuration or use" to "Full JSON Configuration"
- Align wizard button to the right using justify-between layout
- Apply same pattern to TOML configuration label
- Improve visual balance with cleaner left-right alignment
- Enable all apps (Claude, Codex, Gemini) by default when adding MCP servers
- Improve config label with clearer wording: "Full JSON configuration or use [Config Wizard]"
- Add JSON format button to beautify configuration with 2-space indentation
- Update tests to reflect new default behavior
- Clean up redundant explicit prop passing
This provides a more streamlined experience by enabling all apps out of the box
and making it easier to format JSON configurations.
**Changes:**
- Remove all comments from custom template (align with Claude/Gemini)
- Remove base_url field from template (user fills in form instead)
- Simplify getCodexCustomTemplate() - no locale parameter needed
- Keep preset configurations unchanged with their baseUrl values
**Template now contains only:**
- model_provider, model, model_reasoning_effort
- disable_response_storage
- [model_providers.custom] section with minimal fields
**Benefits:**
- ✅ Cleaner, more focused template
- ✅ Consistent with other apps (no comments)
- ✅ Forces users to fill base_url via form field
- ✅ Reduced template size from 35+ lines to 12 lines
Net change: -74 lines (codexTemplates.ts)
**Changes:**
- Create src/config/codexTemplates.ts with getCodexCustomTemplate factory
- Support both Chinese and English templates based on i18n.language
- Remove 70 lines of duplicated template strings from ProviderForm.tsx
- Update both useEffect and handlePresetChange to use template factory
- Clean up unused "Custom (Blank Template)" preset entry
**Benefits:**
- ✅ Eliminates code duplication (35-line template repeated twice)
- ✅ Adds internationalization support for English users
- ✅ Follows project architecture (templates in config/ directory)
- ✅ Improves maintainability (single source of truth)
- ✅ Net reduction: 34 lines (81 additions, 115 deletions)
**Technical Details:**
- Template selection logic: (i18n.language || "zh").startsWith("zh") ? "zh" : "en"
- Templates are identical except for comments language
- Both auth and config are returned as a single CodexTemplate object
Addresses DRY principle violation and architectural concerns identified
in code review.
- Replace checkboxes with toggle switches for app selection (more intuitive for enable/disable actions)
- Change switch color from blue to emerald to match MCP button theme
- Stack app options vertically with labels on left to save horizontal space
- Reduce panel width from max-w-4xl to max-w-3xl for more compact design
- Move docs button next to server name for better information grouping
- Update primary blue from Linear style (#3498db) to macOS system blue (#0A84FF)
- Align gray scale with macOS dark mode palette (#1C1C1E, #2C2C2E, etc.)
- Adjust dark mode background to match macOS systemBackground (HSL 240 5% 12%)
- Refine scrollbar colors to use native macOS gray tones
- Remove transparent titleBarStyle for better stability
Complete the v3.7.0 MCP refactoring by updating the form layer to match
the unified architecture already implemented in data/service/API layers.
**Breaking Changes:**
- Remove confusing `appId` parameter from McpFormModal
- Replace with `defaultFormat` (json/toml) and `defaultEnabledApps` (array)
**Form Enhancements:**
- Add app enablement checkboxes (Claude/Codex/Gemini) directly in the form
- Smart defaults: new servers default to Claude enabled, editing preserves state
- Support "draft" mode: servers can be created without enabling any apps
**Architecture Improvements:**
- Eliminate semantic confusion: format selection separate from app targeting
- One-step workflow: configure and enable apps in single form submission
- Consistent with unified backend: `apps: { claude, codex, gemini }`
**Testing:**
- Update test mocks to use `useUpsertMcpServer` hook
- Add test case for creating servers with no apps enabled
- Fix parameter references from `appId` to `defaultFormat`
**i18n:**
- Add `mcp.form.enabledApps` translation (zh/en)
- Add `mcp.form.noAppsWarning` translation (zh/en)
This completes the MCP management refactoring, ensuring all layers
(data, service, API, UI) follow the same unified architecture pattern.
- Add unified `common_config_snippets` structure to MultiAppConfig
- Implement `get_common_config_snippet` and `set_common_config_snippet` commands
- Replace localStorage with config.json persistence for Codex and Gemini
- Auto-migrate legacy `claude_common_config_snippet` to new unified structure
- Deprecate individual API methods in favor of unified interface
- Add automatic migration from localStorage on first load
BREAKING CHANGE: Common config snippets now stored in unified `common_config_snippets` object instead of separate fields
- Change auto_import_prompt_if_exists return type to Result<bool>
- Remove redundant save() calls by introducing updated flag
- Eliminate unnecessary clone() in app type iterations
- Remove semantic contradiction in let _ = ...? pattern
- Improve code semantics and maintainability
Performance: Reduce disk I/O by 50%+ through unified save logic
Fix backfill logic in prompt enable workflow:
- Prioritize backfilling live file content to currently enabled prompt (prevent data loss)
- Create backup only when no enabled prompt exists and content is new (avoid duplicate backups)
- Implement staged persistence (save after backfill + save after enable)
- Add explicit logging for backfill/backup operations
Also simplify string formatting in prompt_files.rs with inline format strings.
- Rewrite import_from_claude/codex/gemini to write directly to mcp.servers
- Implement skip-on-error strategy for fault tolerance (single invalid item no longer aborts entire batch)
- Smart merge logic: existing servers only enable corresponding app, preserve other configs
- Remove deprecated markers from service layer
- Export McpApps type for test usage
- Update mcp_commands tests to use unified structure
Fixes runtime import issue where data was written to legacy structure (mcp.claude/codex.servers)
but unified panel reads from new structure (mcp.servers), causing "imported but invisible" bug.
Problem:
- On first launch, McpRoot::default() created `servers: None`
- McpService::get_all_servers() would incorrectly return error "old structure detected"
- This confused new users who had no legacy MCP data
Root Cause:
- Derived Default trait sets Option<T> fields to None
- New installations should start with v3.7.0 structure immediately
Solution:
- Explicitly implement Default for McpRoot
- Initialize `servers: Some(HashMap::new())` for v3.7.0+ structure
- Legacy fields (claude/codex/gemini) remain empty, only used for deserializing old configs
Impact:
- First-time users get correct v3.7.0 structure immediately
- migrate_mcp_to_unified() correctly detects already-migrated state
- No false "old structure" errors on fresh installs
All MCP operations already auto-sync to live configs:
- upsert_server() → sync_server_to_apps()
- toggle_app() → sync_server_to_app() or remove_server_from_app()
- delete_server() → remove_server_from_all_apps()
The manual 'Sync All' button was redundant and could confuse users
into thinking they need to manually sync after each change.
Changes:
- Remove 'Sync All' button from UnifiedMcpPanel header
- Remove useSyncAllMcpServers hook
- Remove handleSyncAll function and syncAllMutation state
- Remove RefreshCw icon import
- Remove sync-related i18n translations (en/zh)
Note: Backend sync_all_mcp_servers command remains for potential
future use (e.g., recovery tool), but is no longer exposed in UI.
Auto-migration at startup is sufficient for upgrading from v3.6.x.
Manual import adds unnecessary complexity since:
- Gemini MCP support launches with v3.7.0 (no legacy data)
- Existing Claude/Codex MCP configs are auto-migrated on first run
- All MCP management should happen within CC Switch
Changes:
- Remove McpImportDialog component
- Remove "Import" button from UnifiedMcpPanel
- Remove import-related i18n translations (en/zh)
- Simplify user experience with single management interface
Note: Backend import commands (import_mcp_from_*) remain for
backward compatibility but are no longer exposed in UI.
Complete Phase 3 (P0) frontend implementation for unified MCP management:
**New Files:**
- src/hooks/useMcp.ts: React Query hooks for unified MCP operations
- src/components/mcp/UnifiedMcpPanel.tsx: Unified MCP management panel
- src/components/ui/checkbox.tsx: Checkbox component from shadcn/ui
**Features:**
- Unified panel with three-column layout: server info + app checkboxes + actions
- Multi-app control: Claude/Codex/Gemini checkboxes for each server
- Real-time stats: Show enabled server counts per app
- Full CRUD operations: Add, edit, delete, sync all servers
**Integration:**
- Replace old app-specific McpPanel with UnifiedMcpPanel in App.tsx
- Update McpFormModal to support unified mode with apps field
- Add i18n support: mcp.unifiedPanel namespace (zh/en)
**Type Safety:**
- Ensure McpServer.apps field always initialized
- Fix all test files to include apps field
- TypeScript type check passes ✅
**Architecture:**
- Single source of truth: mcp.servers manages all MCP configs
- Per-server app control: apps.claude/codex/gemini boolean flags
- Backward compatible: McpFormModal supports both unified and legacy modes
Next: P1 tasks (import dialogs, sub-components, tests)
## Type Definitions
- Update McpServer interface with new apps field (McpApps)
- Add McpApps interface for multi-app enable state
- Add McpServersMap type for server collections
- Mark enabled field as deprecated (use apps instead)
- Maintain backward compatibility with optional fields
## API Layer Updates
- Add unified MCP management methods to mcpApi:
* getAllServers() - retrieve all servers with apps state
* upsertUnifiedServer() - add/update server with apps
* deleteUnifiedServer() - remove server
* toggleApp() - enable/disable server for specific app
* syncAllServers() - sync all enabled servers to live configs
- Import new McpServersMap type
## Code Organization
- Keep all types in src/types.ts (removed duplicate types/mcp.ts)
- Follow existing project structure conventions
Related: v3.7.0 unified MCP management
## Compilation Fixes
- Add deprecated compatibility methods to McpService:
* get_servers() - filters servers by app
* set_enabled() - delegates to toggle_app()
* sync_enabled() - syncs enabled servers for specific app
* import_from_claude/codex/gemini() - wraps mcp:: functions
- Fix toml_edit type conversion in sync_single_server_to_codex():
* Add json_server_to_toml_table() helper function
* Manually construct toml_edit::Table instead of invalid serde conversion
- Fix get_codex_config_path() calls (returns PathBuf, not Result)
- Update upsert_mcp_server_in_config() to work with unified structure:
* Converts old per-app API to unified McpServer structure
* Preserves existing server data when updating
* Supports sync_other_side parameter for multi-app enable
- Update delete_mcp_server_in_config() to ignore app parameter
## Backward Compatibility
- All old v3.6.x commands continue to work with deprecation warnings
- Frontend migration can be done incrementally
- Old commands transparently use new unified backend
## Status
✅ Backend compiles successfully (cargo check passes)
⚠️ 16 warnings (8 deprecation + 8 unused functions - expected)
- Add mcp.geminiTitle to both zh.json and en.json
- Fix McpPanel title logic to handle all three apps (claude/codex/gemini)
- Previous logic would incorrectly display codexTitle for gemini
- Add gemini_mcp.rs module for Gemini MCP file I/O operations
- Implement sync_enabled_to_gemini to export enabled MCPs to ~/.gemini/settings.json
- Implement import_from_gemini to import MCPs from Gemini config
- Add Gemini sync logic in services/mcp.rs (upsert_server, delete_server, set_enabled)
- Register Tauri commands for Gemini MCP sync and import
- Update frontend API calls and McpPanel to support Gemini
Fixes the issue where adding MCP servers in Gemini tab would not sync to ~/.gemini/settings.json
Implements dual-editor pattern for Gemini providers, following the Codex architecture:
- Environment variables (.env format) editor
- Extended configuration (config.json) editor with common config support
New Components:
- GeminiConfigSections: Separate sections for env and config editing
- GeminiCommonConfigModal: Modal for editing common config snippets
New Hooks:
- useGeminiConfigState: Manages env/config separation and conversion
- Converts between .env string format and JSON object
- Validates JSON config structure
- Extracts API Key and Base URL from env
- useGeminiCommonConfig: Handles common config snippets
- Deep merge algorithm for combining configs
- Remove common config logic for toggling off
- localStorage persistence for snippets
Features:
- Format buttons for both env and config editors
- Common config toggle with deep merge/remove
- Error validation and display
- Auto-open modal on common config errors
Configuration Structure:
{
"env": {
"GOOGLE_GEMINI_BASE_URL": "https://...",
"GEMINI_API_KEY": "sk-...",
"GEMINI_MODEL": "gemini-2.5-pro"
},
"config": {
"timeout": 30000,
"maxRetries": 3
}
}
This brings Gemini providers to feature parity with Claude and Codex.
