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Release notes, newest first.

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  • 0.1, in preparation

0.1, in preparation

Nothing has been released yet: no package is on npm. The first release will contain:

  • @kervan/core, @kervan/transport, @kervan/spec-runtime, the kervan CLI and create-kervan, with the API listed in programmatic API;
  • the kervan.yaml format, specVersion: 1, and its editor schema at /schema/v1.json.

Kervan Studio stays in the repository; how it is distributed after 0.1 is not decided yet.

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  • 0.1, in preparation

Documentation

  • Quickstart
  • How Kervan works
  • kervan.yaml reference
  • Programmatic API
  • CLI reference
  • Kervan Studio (optional)

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  • What MCP is, and what Kervan adds
  • An MCP server from a YAML file
  • Connect a server to Claude Code

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  • Source code (MIT license)
  • Changelog
  • Security model
  • security.txt

Contact

  • Questions: hello@getkervan.dev
  • Vulnerabilities: security@getkervan.dev
  • Code of conduct: conduct@getkervan.dev

Kervan is open source under the MIT license. It is in development and not published yet. Kervan is not affiliated with Anthropic or the Model Context Protocol project.