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chore: untrack per-machine RepoSkein config (.mcp.json, opencode.json) - #3

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Part of a workspace-wide sweep untracking the per-machine RepoSkein MCP config from every CellarNode repo.

.mcp.json and opencode.json were committed by the RepoSkein setup. They hold a local-dev Neo4j password (reposkeintest, a localhost throwaway) and absolute /Users/... machine paths, so they are per-machine and should not be tracked.

This PR:

  • adds .mcp.json / opencode.json to .gitignore
  • removes them from the index (git rm --cached); they stay on disk locally and are regenerated per machine by reposkein-mcp init

The committed RepoSkein graph under .reposkein/ is unaffected. Root cause fixed upstream in reposkein/reposkein#18 (init now gitignores these files going forward).


Summary by cubic

Stop tracking per-machine RepoSkein MCP configs by gitignoring .mcp.json and opencode.json and removing them from the index. These files contain absolute paths and a local Neo4j password, are regenerated by reposkein-mcp init, and .reposkein/ remains tracked.

Written for commit 9f81185. Summary will update on new commits.

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RepoSkein setup wrote these per-machine MCP configs into the repo root. They
hardcode a local Neo4j password (a localhost throwaway) and absolute machine
paths, so they should not be in version control. Gitignore them and remove
them from the index via git rm --cached; each machine regenerates them with
`reposkein-mcp init`. The committed RepoSkein graph under .reposkein/ stays
tracked.
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No issues found across 3 files

Confidence score: 5/5

  • Automated review surfaced no issues in the provided summaries.
  • No files require special attention.

Auto-approved: Stops tracking per-machine MCP config files; only .gitignore update and git rm --cached. No logic or infra changes.

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