What's new

November 2026

cvcue_create_location now returns the new id for locations created below a non-root parent (CV-CUE echoes the whole tree from the root, so the id used to come back as “not found”).
POST requests (reboot, create, disconnect…) are no longer retried after a server error or a dropped connection, so a slow write can’t run twice. They are still retried on HTTP 429 or when the connection never opened.
cvcue_rogue_ap_summary counts per classification now exclude managed APs, matching cvcue_list_rogue_aps.
Documented that floors inherit their parent folder’s timezone.

Six read-only workflow prompts in Claude’s + menu: RF health review, client deep-dive, why a client can’t connect, site as-built document, rogue AP review and configuration audit.
Confirm before write: every write is previewed and runs only after your OK. On by default for new connections; switch it per connection on the dashboard. X-CVCUE-Write-Guard and CVCUE_WRITE_GUARD for raw keys and local servers.
cvcue_api_schema returns live-tested caveats and your saved notes; new cvcue_save_endpoint_note and cvcue_delete_endpoint_note.
Stored keys now use a per-record encryption key (HKDF-SHA256 with a random salt); existing keys were re-encrypted automatically.
Disconnect all apps on the dashboard, a rate limit on OAuth client registration, and an FAQ.

Sign in with Google and save CV-CUE API keys as connections, encrypted at rest.
Connect Claude with just the URL: OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration and PKCE, with a consent page that names the connection Claude will use.
Several connections per account; switch from the dashboard or by asking Claude (cvcue_list_connections, cvcue_use_connection).
Writes switched on per connection, under a server-wide ceiling.
Connected apps on the dashboard, with one-click disconnect.
These docs.

Public bring-your-own-key endpoint at cv-cue-mcp.fly.dev/mcp.
Passphrases and secrets masked in tool output; write bodies containing the mask refused.
cvcue_api_execute refuses responses over 100,000 characters and shows their shape.
cvcue_create_location returns the new location’s ID.