Add MCP Lens Schema Audit to agent-specific evaluation - #79
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Why this belongs
This adds one deterministic GitHub Action to §9 · Agent-specific evaluation. Given a checked-in model-facing MCP tool payload, it reports tool count and Tool Schema JSON UTF-8 bytes and can fail CI on explicit
max-toolsormax-schema-bytesthresholds.This is deliberately a component-level check for the tool surface presented to an agent, not an end-to-end task or agent-quality evaluation.
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dsh-mcp-lens,MCP Lens, and the canonical repository URL; no existing submission was found.git diff --check; the content change is one README entry.Disclosure
I am the maintainer of
labmimors/dsh-mcp-lens.