Version 0.97.0

The header carries three links: CLI, API and open source.

Yesterday's page about the published source could only be reached from the footer, which is where somebody goes to check a suspicion rather than to find out what exists. The three links stand on the first screen and go to the parts of that page they name. The footer's own link now uses the same word as the header, because one screen called by two names reads as two places.

The published-source page now has a section on the API, and nmts.me/llms.txt says the same things in plain text for a program.

The server has spoken HTTP at nmts.me/v1 since agent keys opened, and outside the account screen that was written down nowhere. The section gives the address, what an agent key can do with it, and where the requests can be read: the command-line tool's source. The plain-text file carries the install line, the MCP endpoint, the API and the three published repositories, and it is built from the same addresses the page uses rather than typed out again.

The command-line tool's help said its MCP endpoint served three tools. It serves twenty.

Three separate lists of those tools had been written by hand, and each fell behind on a different day. The two documents now list all of them and a test compares what they say against what the server declares, in both directions; the help line names none, because one line among thirty commands cannot hold twenty names current. This is in nmts 0.3.2.