Code Buddy Ships, and the GitHub Plugin Gets Battle-Tested

Code Buddy: Your IDE Meets Your Agent

sanctumos/code-buddy is a bridge between Cursor (or any MCP-capable IDE) and Letta. When your IDE's agent processes a webhook — say, a GitHub push event — Code Buddy routes it through the MCP server to your Letta agent, with a clear prefix so the agent knows the message came from the Cursor agent rather than a human.

The initial release includes:

• Letta client integration in both the MCP server and webhook processor.
• Event storage for audit trails.
• Clean project structure with config.env.example and updated dependencies.

SMCP Plugin: GitHub

sanctumos/smcp-plugin-github gives your agent the ability to create issues, comment on PRs, and manage repositories through SMCP tool calls. The December release focused on reliability:

• Markdown preservation (issue #12): Escape sequences in issue bodies were mangling fenced code blocks. Two fixes — one for decode, one for format preservation — resolved it.
• Idempotency and duplicate protection (issue #10): Creating the same issue twice no longer results in duplicates.
• Standardized argument handling (issue #9): All commands now parse arguments consistently.
• Error messages (issue #6): Failures return actionable messages instead of stack traces.
• Working directory control (issue #3): --cwd flag for explicit repo targeting.
• Non-interactive mode (issue #2): --non-interactive implies --yes for CI pipelines.
• Multi-word argument quoting (issue #1): Arguments with spaces no longer split incorrectly.

Testing infrastructure was also reorganized, with run_tests.py moved into the tests/ folder and external limitations documented per a code review.