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v0.1.0

15 Jul 18:44
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🚀 Release Summary: v0.1.0

UltraFast MCP Sequential Thinking is a high-performance, Rust-based implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for structured, dynamic, and reflective problem-solving.

✨ Highlights

  • First Public Release: Initial open-source release of the Rust MCP sequential thinking server and client.
  • Official Docker Image: Available at Docker Hub for easy deployment.
  • Crates.io Package: Now published on crates.io for seamless integration into Rust projects.
  • Full MCP 2025-06-18 Compatibility: Implements the latest MCP spec for interoperability.
  • Multi-Transport Support: Run as HTTP or STDIO server, configurable via CLI or Docker.
  • Comprehensive Analytics: Built-in analytics, metrics, and export capabilities.
  • Production-Ready: Robust error handling, configuration, and monitoring.
  • Modern CI/CD: Automated testing, linting, and Docker builds via GitHub Actions.

🛠️ Features

  • Dynamic problem breakdown and adaptive planning
  • Branching and revision support for flexible reasoning
  • Session management and export (JSON, Markdown, PDF, etc.)
  • Real-time progress tracking and cancellation
  • Detailed analytics and insights on thinking patterns
  • Secure, isolated sessions with optional OAuth2.1
  • Ready-to-use Docker and Docker Compose support

📦 How to Use

  • Docker: 
    docker pull techgopal/ultrafast-mcp-sequential-thinking:latest
  • Rust: 
    cargo add ultrafast-mcp-sequential-thinking
  • Documentation:
    docs.rs/ultrafast-mcp-sequential-thinking (after crates.io publish)

📝 Notable Fixes & Improvements

  • All Clippy lints fixed; codebase is warning-free.
  • All tests and doctests pass.
  • CI/CD workflows for test, lint, publish, and Docker.
  • README improvements, badges, and clear usage instructions.
  • Cargo keyword compliance for crates.io.

Thank you for trying UltraFast MCP Sequential Thinking!
Feedback, issues, and contributions are welcome.

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