#!/bin/bash

# ============================================================================
# MCP entrypoint: guarantee a Blender host exists, then serve the MCP protocol.
#
# Registered as the `blender` MCP server's command. The blender-mcp server
# itself only *connects* to Blender's socket -- it cannot start Blender. If
# nothing hosts port 9876 (e.g. after a reboot) the server comes up and every
# tool call fails with a connection error, which reads like a broken MCP
# rather than a missing host. Starting the host here makes that failure
# impossible instead of relying on someone remembering to run a command.
# ============================================================================

set -euo pipefail

readonly HOST_SCRIPT="/home/kuhy/.local/bin/blender-mcp-host"
readonly SERVER_DIR="/home/kuhy/.local/share/mcp-servers/blender-mcp"
readonly UV="/home/kuhy/.local/bin/uv"

# stdout is the MCP JSON-RPC channel -- any stray byte written there corrupts
# the protocol, so all host-startup chatter goes to stderr.
"$HOST_SCRIPT" start >&2

exec "$UV" run --directory "$SERVER_DIR" blender-mcp