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Writes are hidden from the stdio proxy unless --allow-writes is set. Setup examples always include that flag; HTTP MCP lists writes whenever the token can create. Timestamps in tool JSON are UTC (Zulu) RFC3339 and end in Z (for example 2026-09-04T04:23:00Z). If you name a calendar day, clock time, or age, convert that UTC instant to the local machine’s timezone first. Do not say “today” or “yesterday” from the UTC date digits — that calendar day can be a day ahead of local time. For prompts to paste into a client, see Sample queries. To connect, see Agents.

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Writes

Mutating tools are prefixed with WRITE OPERATION: in their descriptions. The stdio proxy hides them unless you pass --allow-writes. Your token must also have create permission. Destructive tools (deprovision, approve/reject, preview apply, and similar) should be confirmed with the user before the client sets flags such as confirm=true or mode=apply.