# pi-ts-aperture: v0.8.0

release · 2026-06-29 · #pi-ts-aperture · v0.8.0

### Minor Changes

- 61e66dc: Filter disabled gateway providers out of proxy and dedicated flows.

  `/api/providers` lists every provider regardless of its `disabled` flag, so
  disabled providers and their models leaked into the proxy settings/onboarding
  checklist, the dedicated provider list, the dedicated model registration,
  and the proxy gateway-model check.

  `ApertureClient.providers()` now also fetches `/v1/models` (which only lists
  models for enabled providers) and:

  - drops any provider whose models are all absent from `/v1/models`, and
  - intersects each surviving provider's `models` with `/v1/models`, so only
    callable models are exposed.

  Because every consumer (proxy settings, proxy onboarding, dedicated settings,
  dedicated onboarding, dedicated runtime, `checkMissingModels`, `health`)
  goes through `providers()`, all of them now exclude disabled providers
  without further changes. If `/v1/models` is unreachable, `providers()` falls
  back to the unfiltered `/api/providers` result so a transient models-endpoint
  failure never blocks the rest of the client.

- 9f0f70e: Rename connector discovery meta-tools with an `aperture_` prefix and remove the resource proxy tools.

  - The four discovery meta-tools are now `aperture_connector_list`,
    `aperture_connector_tool_search`, `aperture_connector_tool_describe`,
    and `aperture_connector_tool_call`. The prefix avoids collisions with
    other extensions and signals the Aperture provenance.
  - Removed `connector_resource_search`, `connector_resource_describe`, and
    `connector_resource_serve`. Pi does not support MCP resources well enough
    yet, so the resource browsing flow is gone until that lands. The MCP
    session still exposes the resource methods; only the Pi tool wrappers
    were removed.

- [GitHub release](https://github.com/aliou/pi-ts-aperture/releases/tag/v0.8.0)
- [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@aliou/pi-ts-aperture/v/0.8.0)