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LightNow MCP Proxy llms.txt changelog

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3 changes recorded. MCP Harbor re-reads this listing from the official registry every six hours and asks the live server what it exposes, and keeps what changed between one look and the next.

  • llms.txt +6 −4

    https://docs.lightnow.ai/llms.txt 

    − - [LightNow Docs](https://docs.lightnow.ai/): Use LightNow as the MCP control plane for AI clients wherever they run.− - [Product tour](https://docs.lightnow.ai/getting-started/product-tour): See how LightNow takes an MCP server from discovery to a managed AI-client runtime.− - [Users, organizations and contexts](https://docs.lightnow.ai/getting-started/tenants-and-users): Understand when LightNow acts for your personal account and when it acts for an organization.− - [Publish an MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/publish-mcp-server): Verify an existing MCP server, configure API-key or OAuth access and scan its capabilities, or publish a new versioned manifest.+ - [LightNow Docs](https://docs.lightnow.ai/): Connect your AI assistant to GitHub and other tools with LightNow. Start a new setup, import existing MCP connections or troubleshoot a connection.+ - [Product tour](https://docs.lightnow.ai/getting-started/product-tour): Connect company tools to AI assistants, allow individual actions and understand usage with LightNow.+ - [Use GitHub in Codex](https://docs.lightnow.ai/getting-started/github-with-codex): Connect GitHub to Codex through LightNow, preserve your existing MCP setup and ask your first question about open issues in a repository.+ - [Users, organizations and contexts](https://docs.lightnow.ai/getting-started/tenants-and-users): Set up your LightNow organization, manage members, SSO and branding, and choose the right work context.+ - [Add your MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/publish-mcp-server): Find or import your MCP server, verify ownership, configure its connection and check its private or public listing in LightNow.+ - [Review and restrict managed tools](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/review-managed-tools): Discover a connection's actual tools, save an exact selection, check client confirmations and optionally share a sanitized setup example.

  • llms.txt +2 −2

    https://docs.lightnow.ai/llms.txt 

    − - [Submit a missing MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/submit-missing-mcp-server): Submit a public MCP server repository to LightNow and optionally link an existing Custom server without losing its config or secrets.− - [Publish an MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/publish-mcp-server): Validate a versioned server manifest, publish it in the correct owner context, and verify the stored release.+ - [Add a missing MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/submit-missing-mcp-server): Find or import a missing MCP server, inspect its listing status and continue to publisher verification.+ - [Publish an MCP server](https://docs.lightnow.ai/how-to/publish-mcp-server): Verify an existing MCP server, configure API-key or OAuth access and scan its capabilities, or publish a new versioned manifest.

  • llms.txt +1 −1

    https://docs.lightnow.ai/llms.txt 

    − - [Ownership & verification](https://docs.lightnow.ai/concepts/ownership-and-verification): Understand how LightNow connects a publisher context to the domain and repository claimed by an MCP server.+ - [Ownership & verification](https://docs.lightnow.ai/concepts/ownership-and-verification): Verify a publisher domain or GitHub repository, claim an Official Registry server, and understand what the proof applies to.
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