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import type { McpServer } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/server/mcp.js";
import { z } from "zod";
import { db } from "../db.js";
import { objects } from "../schema.js";
import { objectTypes } from "../shared-types.js";
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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import { resolveWorkspaceHandle } from "../lib/resolve-workspace.js";
import { toolCatch, toolErr, toolOk } from "./tool-result.js";
const objectTypeSchema = z.enum(objectTypes as unknown as [string, ...string[]]);
const createObjectInputSchema = z.object({
type: objectTypeSchema,
title: z.string().min(1).max(500),
parentId: z.string().uuid().nullable().optional(),
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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workspace: z
.string()
.min(1)
.describe("Workspace UUID or slug (e.g. 'acme' or '550e8400-...')"),
description: z.string().optional(),
status: z.string().optional(),
icon: z.string().optional(),
});
export function registerCreateObjectTool(mcp: McpServer): void {
mcp.registerTool(
"create_object",
{
description:
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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"Create a new object (task, project, document, whiteboard, group). Accepts the workspace slug or UUID.",
inputSchema: createObjectInputSchema,
},
async (args) => {
try {
const input = createObjectInputSchema.parse(args);
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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const ws = await resolveWorkspaceHandle(input.workspace);
const [created] = await db
.insert(objects)
.values({
type: input.type,
title: input.title,
parentId: input.parentId ?? null,
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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workspaceId: ws.id,
description: input.description,
status: input.status,
icon: input.icon,
})
.returning();
if (!created) {
return toolErr("Failed to create object");
}
multi-tenancy: promote workspaces to top-level table Block A of the EchoDo plan. Workspaces used to live as `objects(type='workspace')`, which made it impossible to put a real RLS-friendly tenant boundary on the schema or to give each workspace a stable URL slug. This commit: - Adds a top-level `workspaces` table (slug unique, owner FK, plan_tier hook). - Migrates the 8 anchor tables (objects, workspace_members, object_type_defs, property_definitions, templates, forms, markdown_backlog_items, cursor_sync_mappings) to FK into `workspaces.id` instead of `objects.id`, with a hand-augmented data-copy migration that preserves IDs and slug-collision- proofs on backfill. - Introduces a `workspaceProcedure` tRPC middleware + `resolveWorkspace` helper that take a UUID-or-slug `workspace` handle and expose `ctx.workspace`. All tenant-scoped routers (objects, types, properties, templates, forms, search, ai, relations, favorites) now flow through it. - Updates the web app to pass `workspace` slugs from the URL (or store) instead of the old `workspaceId`, including a workspace-sync layer that rewrites /<UUID>/... links to /<slug>/... - Updates the MCP tools (list_objects, create_object, search_objects) and the workspace://{handle}/tree resource to accept either a slug or UUID so existing agents keep working. - Adds a Create Workspace dialog and a Workspace Settings page (rename + slug rename with redirect, owner-only archive). Verified locally against a fresh Postgres: migration applies cleanly, slug uniqueness holds, tenant data is isolated by workspace_id, slug↔UUID resolution works in both directions, and ON DELETE CASCADE cleans up child rows in the correct workspace only. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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return toolOk({
workspace: { id: ws.id, slug: ws.slug, name: ws.name },
object: created,
});
} catch (e) {
return toolCatch(e);
}
},
);
}