gogcli absorbs 34 commits and an outside bid to annex Google Analytics

The Google Suite CLI saw the heaviest commit traffic of any repo this week, plus a community PR to bolt on Analytics and Search Console.

With 34 commits, gogcli was @steipete's busiest worksite this week. On the community front, contributor haresh-seenivasagan opened #402 feat(analytics): add Google Analytics and Google Search Console commands, proposing two entirely new command families. Meanwhile the issue tracker flags rough edges: auth cleanup that leaves stale config.json entries, People API blowups when the OAuth client project lacks the right scopes, and a request for bulk trash-by-query. The plumbing is expanding faster than the fixtures.

summarize racks up 30 commits while a 0.12.0 regression blocks local transcription

Heavy development continued, but a Groq 403 error on local .ogg files introduced in 0.12.0 remains unresolved.

@steipete pushed 30 commits to summarize this week, though no release followed. The issue tracker tells a cautionary tale: a 0.12.0 regression means local .ogg transcription via Groq returns a 403 that worked fine in 0.11.1. Arc Browser users are also locked out of the side panel, and a bug report notes the OpenClaw CLI provider is shoving large web content into a CLI argument. A copy-to-clipboard button request rounds out the queue.

discrawl gets 27 commits and a security-conscious to-do list

The Discord CLI's issue tracker now reads like a hardening checklist: secret scanning, SQL injection prevention, and cloud backends.

@steipete landed 27 commits in discrawl this week. No release dropped, but the open issues hint at where the project is headed. Proposed work includes pre-commit and CI secret scanning via gitleaks, eliminating SQL string concatenation throughout the codebase, and making env plus keyring the recommended secret source. A feature idea for cloud database backends like Cloudflare D1 or Turso suggests ambitions beyond local SQLite. Perhaps most intriguing: an issue exploring discrawl as memory augmentation for AI agents.

mcporter fixes its string coercion problem, then gets three more PRs at the door

@steipete merged a raw-strings semantics fix while outside contributors lined up with auth error detection, plural flag support, and a dependency bump.

@steipete merged #92 fix: align --raw-strings and --no-coerce semantics, tightening how the MCP-to-TypeScript bridge handles type coercion. Three open PRs arrived this week: #94 from KentonYu to detect auth errors from StreamableHTTPError's error.code property, #93 from Jah-yee adding support for the plural --args flag in config add, and #95 from Dependabot bumping npm_and_yarn dependencies. The issue tracker also flags an SSE fallback bug that causes 400 errors on stateful servers.