The device tools (device_config_send / device_show_run / vpcs_config_set)
built their Nornir inventory with only the console port and inherited the
group hostname, which is always the controller host. Console ports of
nodes on remote computes are bound on the compute's own host, so those
nodes were unreachable from the MCP tools - only local-compute nodes
worked.
Pass the per-node console_host through the project inventory and inject
it as a host-level Nornir hostname (which overrides the group's
controller-wide default). Missing or wildcard (0.0.0.0/::) values keep
the group inheritance, so single-machine setups behave exactly as
before. VPCS builds its own host entries, so it carries the hostname
over explicitly.
- Slim custom_gns3fy.py to connector-only Gns3Connector and rename to
connector.py; delete the unused Node/Link/Project dataclasses and
endpoint wrapper methods (~3000 lines)
- Move the MCP node/link handler implementations into
gns3_client/api_handlers.py as the shared REST client layer consumed
by both the MCP service and copilot tools; add available_filters
handler (exposed as link_available_filters MCP tool) and
build_gns3_ctx() for copilot callers
- Rewrite the tools_v2 node/link tools on top of the handlers: batch
lifecycle actions now run in parallel, node creation is a single
POST, project-wide status reads replace per-node GETs
- Port Project.nodes_inventory/links_summary aggregation into
project_inventory.py (output shape preserved) and rewrite the
topology reader / project info tools on it, dropping the unused
stats/snapshots/drawings calls
- Delete the dead mcp/nodes.py and mcp/links.py (NODE_TOOLS/LINK_TOOLS
had no consumers; __init__ imports handlers from api_handlers)
- Retarget mcp handler tests to patch api_handlers._get_connector and
replace test_custom_gns3fy.py with inventory contract tests
