Remove the old chunked upload MCP tools from the remote tool surface so agents only see the simplified upload paths: HTTP multipart and ingest_file_base64.
Update docs and agent rules to stop advertising the chunked fallback while keeping staged uploads outside the vault and behind the existing ingest gate.
Validation: python3 -m unittest discover -v; python3 -m py_compile obsidian_wiki/mcp_server.py tests/test_mcp_server_remote.py; git diff --check
Add a one-shot IngestManager upload path, an ingest_file_base64 MCP tool, and an authenticated /mcp-ingest/uploads multipart HTTP endpoint so remote agents can transfer files without manual chunk orchestration.
Keep uploaded files in runtime staging outside the vault and let wiki-ingest/OpenCode decide archival, registry updates, and index rebuilds.
Update service output, docs, and agent rules to make the preferred upload path discoverable while preserving chunked tools as a fallback.
Validation: python3 -m unittest discover -v; python3 -m py_compile obsidian_wiki/mcp_ingest.py obsidian_wiki/mcp_server.py scripts/manage_mcp_service.py tests/test_mcp_ingest.py tests/test_mcp_server_remote.py tests/test_mcp_service.py; git diff --check
Add OBSIDIAN_MCP_ENABLED_TOOLS as the service config source for MCP tool groups while keeping OBSIDIAN_MCP_ENABLE_INGEST as a legacy fallback.
Add mcp_service.sh tools list/enable/disable commands, preserve enabled tools across normal start and token rotation, and let start --enable-ingest/--disable-ingest update the same config file.
Teach the MCP runtime to derive file-assets and ingest registration from enabled tool groups so file asset tools can be disabled separately from ingest.
Validation: python3 -m unittest discover -v; python3 -m py_compile scripts/manage_mcp_service.py obsidian_wiki/mcp_server.py tests/test_mcp_service.py tests/test_mcp_server_remote.py; CLI tools enable/disable dry run; git diff --check.
Expose a check_ingest_opencode_readiness MCP tool for remote operators and run the same static preflight before launching OpenCode ingest jobs.
The preflight validates the OpenCode binary, required run flags, project AGENTS/skill context files, and can run a no-write smoke test that proves wiki-ingest loads successfully.
Document the remote ingest workflow and clarify that wiki-file-assets is tool-first, so empty resources/prompts lists are not a failure signal.
Validation: python3 -m unittest discover -v; python3 -m py_compile obsidian_wiki/mcp_ingest.py obsidian_wiki/mcp_server.py tests/test_mcp_ingest.py tests/test_mcp_server_remote.py; git diff --check; real OpenCode smoke test passed with opencode 1.17.13.
Add optional write-capable MCP ingest tools for chunked uploads, SHA-verified completion, and asynchronous local OpenCode wiki-ingest jobs. The tools remain disabled by default and are gated by OBSIDIAN_MCP_ENABLE_INGEST or mcp_service.sh start --enable-ingest.
Remote clients can upload files into the vault inbox, start a restricted fixed-prompt ingest job, poll job status/result, and cancel queued or running work. The implementation keeps arbitrary prompt and shell execution out of the MCP surface.
Validation: python3 -m unittest discover -v; python3 -m py_compile obsidian_wiki/mcp_ingest.py obsidian_wiki/mcp_server.py scripts/manage_mcp_service.py tests/test_mcp_ingest.py tests/test_mcp_server_remote.py tests/test_mcp_service.py; git diff --check.
Expose list_file_assets so agents can browse allowed source files without relying on empty search queries.
Add a how_to_use_wiki_file_assets prompt to make the MCP purpose and workflow visible to clients that inspect prompts/resources before tools.
Rename the Streamable HTTP MCP server and generated client config key from obsidian-wiki to wiki-file-assets so remote agents see the narrower file lookup purpose.
Keep existing tool names unchanged and cover the service name in tests.
Add Streamable HTTP transport for the source-file MCP server with bearer-token auth, configurable HTTP runtime options, and user-level systemd service helpers.
Document remote client setup and cover auth/service behavior with unit tests.
Codex