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`vsce package --no-dependencies` left node_modules out of the .vsix, while `main` was plain tsc output requiring axios, rxdb, ws and the MCP SDK, so a clean install died on activation. scripts/build.js esbuilds dist/extension.js and dist/mcp-server.js with every dependency inlined. Only vscode and the native optionals stay external: onnxruntime-node, @xenova/transformers and ws's bufferutil and utf-8-validate, each required inside a try/catch that falls back when it is absent. `build` is `vsce package`, writing dist/hanzo-ide.vsix, and its prepublish typechecks and bundles, so what `build` makes is what ships and dist/vscode reaches it. mcp-server-fixed.ts, the server that ships, is typechecked now; it compiles clean. `package`, `build:mcp`, `watch`, `dev`, `dev:mcp` and `start:prod` fed or ran out/, which nothing loads, and cross-env goes with them. The two standalone servers were never in the .vsix and are no longer built. The bundle moves __dirname to dist/, so the chat participant finds its icon through context.extensionUri. mcp-server.js speaks JSON-RPC on stdout, where the tools' console.log broke the first tools/list; that logging goes to stderr. .vscodeignore is an allowlist, the package carries the MIT LICENSE vsce asks for, and package.json loses the __metadata an installed copy writes. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dc8DXc3fEQCRHUa6XWK4Ku
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!dist/extension.js
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!dist/mcp-server.js
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!LICENSE
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