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January 23, 2026 00:35
- Remove C++ files: .clang-format, cmake/, CMakeLists.txt, Makefile, src/, include/, examples/, tests/, build.sh - Remove C++ CI workflow (pr-format-check.yml) - Update submodule from gopher-mcp to gopher-orch - Update .gitignore for C# development
Build script that handles: - Submodule initialization with SSH URL rewriting - CMake configuration and compilation of gopher-orch native library - Installation of shared libraries to native/lib
C# SDK for gopher-orch providing AI agent orchestration with native C++ performance through P/Invoke bindings. Features: - .NET Standard 2.0 compatibility - dotnet build system with System.Text.Json dependency - GopherAgent class with builder pattern configuration - IDisposable support for automatic resource cleanup - Typed exceptions (AgentException, ApiKeyException, etc.) - xUnit tests
Example demonstrating GopherAgent usage with local MCP servers: - ClientExampleJson.cs: Example using JSON server configuration - client_example_json_run.sh: Script to start MCP servers and run example - server3001/server3002: Mock MCP servers for testing
Add unit tests to verify that C# can correctly call C++ functions through P/Invoke FFI bindings. Tests include: - GopherOrchLibraryTest: Direct FFI layer tests - Library availability check - Agent creation functions (by JSON, by API key) - Error handling functions - Null pointer handling - GopherAgentIntegrationTest: High-level integration tests - Agent lifecycle (create, dispose, using statement) - Multiple agent instances - Run after dispose throws exception - Shutdown and reinit Integration tests that require agent creation are skipped when API keys are not available, using Xunit.SkippableFact.
Update gopher-orch submodule to commit 6b45ffbb which includes the "Fix MCP server connections and clean up logging" fix. This resolves the issue where the C# SDK would hang indefinitely when calling agent.Run(). Changes: - Update gopher-orch submodule from 3a031dab to 6b45ffbb - Fix path separators in example csproj (Windows -> Unix style) - Add generated example project directory to .gitignore
The npm run dev command spawns child processes (tsx/node) that were not being killed when the script exited. This caused the script to hang indefinitely. Changes: - Try to kill process groups first to catch child processes - Use lsof to find and kill any remaining processes on ports 3001/3002
Add documentation for code formatting and examples: - Development section with dotnet format, build, and test commands - Examples section documenting the client_example_json_run.sh script - Update Project Structure to include examples directory
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