# MCP Boundary v0.1.0 Release Notes

This is the first scoped local release package for MCP Boundary.

## Artifacts

```text
mcpboundary-v0.1.0-windows-amd64.zip
mcpboundary-v0.1.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz
SHA256SUMS.txt
```

## Getting Started

From an extracted Windows ZIP folder:

```powershell
.\mcpboundary.exe quickstart email
```

From an extracted Linux tarball:

```bash
./mcpboundary quickstart email
```

If `mcpboundary` is installed on `PATH`, the shorter command also works:

```text
mcpboundary quickstart email
```

## Local Email Demo

The included Local Email Demo is simulated:

- no provider account
- no provider credentials
- no OAuth
- no real inbox
- no real email send

It demonstrates the boundary flow:

- search/read thread: allowed
- get thread: allowed
- create draft: allowed
- send email: blocked before downstream execution

## Intended Scope

MCP Boundary works best with local command-based stdio MCP servers and selected
controlled loopback profiles. It gives your agent a replacement MCP server entry
and routes concrete tool calls through the local Boundary path before downstream
execution.

Only calls routed through MCP Boundary are covered.

## Known Limits

See `KNOWN_LIMITATIONS.md` in the release package.

## Included Docs

The release package includes the public English and German docs under:

```text
docs/publish/
```

These are the user-facing setup, dashboard, policy, Gmail, and tested-server
guides. Internal planning docs are not part of the release package.

This release does not claim:

- provider-wide Gmail compatibility
- provider-wide Google Workspace compatibility
- email safety guarantees
- production-grade security guarantees
- enterprise gateway behavior
- DLP
- prompt-injection detection
- full MCP compatibility
- support for every remote/auth-heavy MCP server

## Legal / Notices

The release package includes:

- `LICENSE.md`
- `TERMS.md`
- `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`

Use is limited to the documented local developer/operator scope. MCP Boundary is
provided without warranty to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law.