Add MCP server and tool health manager#101
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Summary\n- add a read-only MCP health API that detects Codex MCP config files for the active workspace\n- show configured servers, command paths, args, env requirements, and command/env health without launching servers\n- add a chat header MCP tools panel with copyable filesystem, git, memory, and fetch setup snippets\n- redact secret-like command arguments and avoid returning env values to the UI\n\n## Testing\n- pnpm -C apps/codex-claw lint\n- pnpm -C apps/codex-claw build\n- pnpm -C apps/codex-claw test\n\nCloses #88
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Adds a read-only MCP health API and a chat header “MCP tools” panel to inspect configured servers, command paths, args, and env requirements without launching servers. Includes copyable setup snippets for filesystem, git, memory, and fetch, with secrets redacted.
/api/mcp-healthscans Codex config candidates and returns server health (ok/warning/error), resolved command paths, redacted args, env requirement status, checked paths, and timestamp.filesystem,git,memory, andfetch, prefilled with the active workspace path.Written for commit 33d520f. Summary will update on new commits.