MCP AI Bridge

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Version 4.17.0 — Ask a model now leaves a trace, and it reaches both kinds of dashboard. Until now an answer went into a flow tag and was gone: if a flow asked something at three in the morning and put it in a notification you dismissed, there was no way to see what it had asked, what came back, or what it cost. Every question is now recorded, whichever door it came in by, and the same list feeds three places. The Ask a model tab shows the last twenty with the provider, the model and the token counts, and has a button to clear them, because a question can carry whatever a flow put in it. Refusals are in there too, so a flow that stopped can be explained, and the same refusal repeating is counted rather than listed twenty times over. The Bridge device gained two values, the last answer and the questions sent today, which is how this reaches a Homey dashboard: put the device on it and the tile shows what your house last learned. And the app's own dashboard has a new card type for the same two values. That card is read-only on purpose. Asking from a dashboard would let anyone who can open the page spend your API credit, and the page token is readable in the page itself, which is exactly why dashboard control is limited to the devices already on it. Money is not a control you can take back. Four things Ask a model was missing. FIRST, a condition card: a flow can now ask a yes or no question and branch on the answer, where before it could only pass an answer along. The model is told to answer with one word, and if it says something that is neither, the flow stops and quotes what it said rather than guessing a branch for you, because a wrong branch looks like it worked. SECOND, more than all or nothing for context. Next to the whole house you can now send one room, one device, or what happened recently, which answers the question you actually asked and sends far less to pay for. THIRD, what it costs. Tokens were already coming back from every provider and were being thrown away; now they are counted per day and priced with what YOUR provider charges you, shown per question and per day. The prices are settings rather than a built-in table, because model prices change and a table baked into an app is wrong the week after it ships, always in the direction of making the bill look smaller. Leave them blank and no amount is shown, which is not the same as free. FOURTH, a second provider. If the first cannot be reached or refuses, the fallback is tried once, with its own key. It is NOT tried when the first refused on purpose: a daily limit or a missing key is a decision, and going around a decision is not a fallback. Both attempts count.

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