Features
- Structured state from the supply/battery HTTP command endpoints. The
stateaction on a Lager Box’s/supply/commandand/battery/commandendpoints now returns the same structured state object the WebSocket monitors emit, so HTTP-only clients can render a live readout by polling. The supply endpoint also gainsclear_ocp/clear_ovpactions, matching the WebSocket handler and the battery endpoint. - Opt-in MCP box-control and command-execution tools. The on-box MCP server (read-only by default) can now expose gated tools for probe/net status checks, USB-hub power-cycling, and command execution, enabling automated recovery workflows. These stay disabled unless explicitly enabled on the box.
Bug Fixes
- One failing instrument query no longer blanks the whole supply/battery readout. Every field in the monitor-state gather is guarded individually, so an unsupported SCPI query, a measurement overflow, or a transient bus error degrades that single field instead of dropping the entire state. The monitors report a clear error — and the TUI keeps its last good display — only when the instrument is entirely unreachable.
- Flashing recovers after a debug probe power-cycles mid-session. A J-Link GDB server left defunct by a flash that ran while the probe was down was previously treated as still running, so the next flash failed. Zombie server processes are now detected and a clean server is restarted automatically.