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   "author": {
     "name": "SyncLab Studio"
   },
-  "description": "Made In Show (MIS) is the management platform for event production companies \u2014 audio, video and lighting service providers. This connector links ChatGPT to your company's MIS installation so your team can work with live production data in plain language.\n\nAsk about productions and their schedules, check warehouse availability for specific dates, browse the warehouse catalog by category and a product sheet's contents and history, see which company vehicles are free in a date range, and get the whole picture of a production in one read \u2014 working days, tags, crew, vehicles, consumables and linked invoices. Spot material and crew conflicts, search technicians by name, province, competence, course and availability, review their competences and rates, follow answers to availability requests, check production completeness, and read production and location notes and supplier statistics. With the economic-data permission, see a production's economic summary with the same totals and operating margin as the MIS screen. Rates and amounts require that permission. Answers about supported records include links to the related MIS pages.\n\nWhen your administrator allows it, you can reserve equipment, book a vehicle or technician on a production, mark a vehicle as unavailable, add locations, create productions, and draft estimate texts. You can also add, correct or delete production and location notes, set day types, call times and notes for existing working days, and create crew availability requests and invitations. Sending real emails and push notifications to technicians is a separate step, with its own preview listing every recipient and its own confirmation. Sending is controlled by the administrator and is currently disabled by default on every installation.\n\nAccess is off by default and controlled per user by your MIS administrator: each user's AI access can view data, view and act, or nothing at all. Write operations follow the same per-user permission, enforced server-side on every call. All write tools in this connector require two-step confirmation: the first call previews the proposed changes, and those changes are applied only after you confirm with the returned token. Read-back checks on supported operations flag uncertain results for review in MIS. Reading production working days can reconcile calendar rows and the planner, as opening the related MIS screen does.\n\nThe connector authenticates with OAuth for your installation. Requests and results flow between ChatGPT and your MIS backend through the connector; separately confirmed notifications can reach technicians. Made In Show does not use your data for model training. Tool-call audit logs have a default retention of 90 days; response bodies are never stored in those logs.\n\nRequires an account on a Made In Show installation with AI access enabled by the administrator.",
+  "description": "Made In Show (MIS) is the management platform for event production companies \u2014 audio, video and lighting service providers. This connector links ChatGPT to your company's MIS installation so your team can work with live production data in plain language.\n\nAsk about productions and their schedules, check warehouse availability for specific dates, browse the warehouse catalog by category and a product sheet's contents and history, see which company vehicles are free in a date range, and get the whole picture of a production in one read \u2014 work and event dates, tags, crew, vehicles, consumables and linked invoices. Spot material and crew conflicts, search technicians by name, province, competence, course and availability, review their competences and rates, follow answers to availability requests, check production completeness, and read production and location notes and supplier statistics. List the files attached to productions, binders, locations, product sheets and vehicles, with download links valid for five minutes on request, and read a production's AI context: free-text working notes on the event that your team keeps for the assistant. With the economic-data permission, see a production's economic summary with the same totals and operating margin as the MIS screen. Rates and amounts require that permission. Answers about supported records include links to the related MIS pages.\n\nWhen your administrator allows it, you can reserve equipment, book a vehicle or technician on a production, mark a vehicle as unavailable, add locations, create productions, and draft estimate texts. You can also add, correct or delete production and location notes, set day types, call times and notes for existing working days, and create crew availability requests and invitations. Where your group is allowed, you can also rewrite a production's AI context, checked against its latest revision. Sending real emails and push notifications to technicians is a separate step, with its own preview listing every recipient and its own confirmation. Sending is controlled by the administrator and is currently disabled by default on every installation.\n\nAccess is off by default and controlled per user by your MIS administrator: each user's AI access can view data, view and act, or nothing at all. Write operations follow the same per-user permission, enforced server-side on every call. All write tools in this connector require two-step confirmation: the first call previews the proposed changes, and those changes are applied only after you confirm with the returned token. Read-back checks on supported operations flag uncertain results for review in MIS.\n\nThe connector authenticates with OAuth for your installation. Requests and results flow between ChatGPT and your MIS backend through the connector; separately confirmed notifications can reach technicians. Made In Show does not use your data for model training. Tool-call audit logs have a default retention of 90 days; response bodies are never stored in those logs.\n\nRequires an account on a Made In Show installation with AI access enabled by the administrator.",
   "extensions": {
     "com.openai": {
       "publication": {
-        "release_notes": "- Since published version 1.4.0: 12 additional directory tools, now 51 total (35 read-only and 16 write), up from 39 (30 read-only and 9 write), plus expanded existing tools.\n- Company vehicles: search the fleet and its availability; book or remove production days; add or clear unavailability.\n- Production overview: working days, tags, crew, vehicles, consumables and linked invoices in one read, with a status for each section.\n- Crew bookings and availability requests: book or remove technicians, read replies, and create requests and invitations. Real email/push sending is a separate action with its own full recipient preview and confirmation; administrator-controlled and disabled by default on every installation.\n- Technicians' competences: inspect competences and rates; search by name, province, competence, course and availability.\n- Production economics: totals and operating margin matching the MIS economic-details screen, with the economic-data permission.\n- Production notes and working days: add, correct or delete production and location notes; set existing days' types, call times and notes.\n- Warehouse: browse the catalog by category and inspect product-sheet composition and history.\n- Two-step confirmation now covers all 16 write tools. Read-back verification on supported operations reports uncertain outcomes when verification fails; ambiguous selections return candidates and no confirmation token.\n- Amounts require the economic-data permission, re-checked on every call for production economics and technician rate history, and on each vehicle/technician booking step. Answers about supported records include links to MIS pages.\n- Stricter validation of identifiers, dates, province codes and invitation text. Production date reads can reconcile calendar rows and the planner, as in MIS.\n- No change to authentication, scopes or data retention."
+        "release_notes": "- Since published version 1.5.0: 3 additional directory tools, now 60 total (37 read-only and 23 write), up from 57 (35 read-only and 22 write).\n- Attachments: list the files attached to productions, binders, locations, product sheets and vehicles (name, type and size); on request, generate download links that expire after five minutes. Read-only.\n- Production AI context: read a production's free-text working notes for the assistant, with revision, author and date; groups with the economic-data permission can read it by default.\n- AI context update: rewrite the whole text with two-step confirmation and a full preview, only against the expected revision, so concurrent edits are rejected. Amounts, discounts, margins, budgets, people's names, phone numbers and emails, materials, quantities and technicians are not allowed in the text. Enabled by default only for groups that can edit economic details; limit 10,000 characters.\n- Links to MIS pages now open the record's default tab.\n- Privacy policy updated for attachments, the AI context and backups in Germany (AWS Frankfurt).\n- No change to authentication, scopes or data retention."
       }
     }
   },
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     "developerName": "SyncLab Studio",
     "displayName": "Made In Show",
     "logo": "./assets/logo.png",
-    "longDescription": "Made In Show (MIS) is the management platform for event production companies \u2014 audio, video and lighting service providers. This connector links ChatGPT to your company's MIS installation so your team can work with live production data in plain language.\n\nAsk about productions and their schedules, check warehouse availability for specific dates, browse the warehouse catalog by category and a product sheet's contents and history, see which company vehicles are free in a date range, and get the whole picture of a production in one read \u2014 working days, tags, crew, vehicles, consumables and linked invoices. Spot material and crew conflicts, search technicians by name, province, competence, course and availability, review their competences and rates, follow answers to availability requests, check production completeness, and read production and location notes and supplier statistics. With the economic-data permission, see a production's economic summary with the same totals and operating margin as the MIS screen. Rates and amounts require that permission. Answers about supported records include links to the related MIS pages.\n\nWhen your administrator allows it, you can reserve equipment, book a vehicle or technician on a production, mark a vehicle as unavailable, add locations, create productions, and draft estimate texts. You can also add, correct or delete production and location notes, set day types, call times and notes for existing working days, and create crew availability requests and invitations. Sending real emails and push notifications to technicians is a separate step, with its own preview listing every recipient and its own confirmation. Sending is controlled by the administrator and is currently disabled by default on every installation.\n\nAccess is off by default and controlled per user by your MIS administrator: each user's AI access can view data, view and act, or nothing at all. Write operations follow the same per-user permission, enforced server-side on every call. All write tools in this connector require two-step confirmation: the first call previews the proposed changes, and those changes are applied only after you confirm with the returned token. Read-back checks on supported operations flag uncertain results for review in MIS. Reading production working days can reconcile calendar rows and the planner, as opening the related MIS screen does.\n\nThe connector authenticates with OAuth for your installation. Requests and results flow between ChatGPT and your MIS backend through the connector; separately confirmed notifications can reach technicians. Made In Show does not use your data for model training. Tool-call audit logs have a default retention of 90 days; response bodies are never stored in those logs.\n\nRequires an account on a Made In Show installation with AI access enabled by the administrator.",
+    "longDescription": "Made In Show (MIS) is the management platform for event production companies \u2014 audio, video and lighting service providers. This connector links ChatGPT to your company's MIS installation so your team can work with live production data in plain language.\n\nAsk about productions and their schedules, check warehouse availability for specific dates, browse the warehouse catalog by category and a product sheet's contents and history, see which company vehicles are free in a date range, and get the whole picture of a production in one read \u2014 work and event dates, tags, crew, vehicles, consumables and linked invoices. Spot material and crew conflicts, search technicians by name, province, competence, course and availability, review their competences and rates, follow answers to availability requests, check production completeness, and read production and location notes and supplier statistics. List the files attached to productions, binders, locations, product sheets and vehicles, with download links valid for five minutes on request, and read a production's AI context: free-text working notes on the event that your team keeps for the assistant. With the economic-data permission, see a production's economic summary with the same totals and operating margin as the MIS screen. Rates and amounts require that permission. Answers about supported records include links to the related MIS pages.\n\nWhen your administrator allows it, you can reserve equipment, book a vehicle or technician on a production, mark a vehicle as unavailable, add locations, create productions, and draft estimate texts. You can also add, correct or delete production and location notes, set day types, call times and notes for existing working days, and create crew availability requests and invitations. Where your group is allowed, you can also rewrite a production's AI context, checked against its latest revision. Sending real emails and push notifications to technicians is a separate step, with its own preview listing every recipient and its own confirmation. Sending is controlled by the administrator and is currently disabled by default on every installation.\n\nAccess is off by default and controlled per user by your MIS administrator: each user's AI access can view data, view and act, or nothing at all. Write operations follow the same per-user permission, enforced server-side on every call. All write tools in this connector require two-step confirmation: the first call previews the proposed changes, and those changes are applied only after you confirm with the returned token. Read-back checks on supported operations flag uncertain results for review in MIS.\n\nThe connector authenticates with OAuth for your installation. Requests and results flow between ChatGPT and your MIS backend through the connector; separately confirmed notifications can reach technicians. Made In Show does not use your data for model training. Tool-call audit logs have a default retention of 90 days; response bodies are never stored in those logs.\n\nRequires an account on a Made In Show installation with AI access enabled by the administrator.",
     "privacyPolicyURL": "https://gpt.madeinshow.app/privacy",
     "shortDescription": "Check gear, crew and schedules",
     "supportURL": "https://madeinshow.com/contatti",
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   },
   "mcpServers": "./.mcp.json",
   "name": "app-6a8b5dbaf2b881918d86b6b10f49e0ba",
-  "version": "1.5.0",
+  "version": "1.6.0",
   "apps": "./.app.json"
 }