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Claude 0a77ceab62 task: Complete Task #092 — Trinity Core MCP Gateway (superseded by #111/#112)

Original plan: HP laptop, Docker, Discord approval workflows.
Reality: Raspberry Pi 4B, single Node.js process, bearer token auth.
Snart Doctrine applied. Plan thrown away. It worked.

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Task #92: Trinity Core — MCP Gateway — COMPLETE

Completed: April 11, 2026

What Happened

Originally planned as an HP laptop running Ubuntu Server with Docker, Discord approval workflows, and complex security layers. Reality was simpler and better:

Implemented as: Raspberry Pi 4B (8GB) running Debian 13, single Node.js process, Cloudflare Tunnel, direct bearer token auth.

Superseded By

Task #111: Trinity Core Web MCP Connector (Claude.ai native, completed by Chronicler #77)
Task #112: Trinity Core Security Hardening (spawn() fix, log rotation, completed by #77/#78)
Task #109: MCP Logging in Trinity Console (PostgreSQL audit trail, completed by #78)

Current State (v2.3.0)

Hardware: Raspberry Pi 4B (8GB), not HP laptop
Architecture: Express + MCP SDK 1.29.0, no Docker
Auth: Bearer token via OAuth shim, no Discord approval flow
Tunnel: Cloudflare Tunnel → mcp.firefrostgaming.com
Targets: 8 servers (7 SSH + 1 local)
Logging: PostgreSQL via Arbiter (async), local file backup
Security: spawn() with array args, no shell injection
Code: firefrost-services/services/trinity-core/

The Snart Doctrine Applied

The plan called for Docker, approval workflows, command classification, restricted sudo. Reality needed a Pi, a token, and SSH. We threw away the plan. It worked.

Fire + Frost + Foundation = Where Love Builds Legacy 💙🔥❄️

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