Changelog

@ipfs-meshkit/mcp v1.0.1 — 2026-08-11

ipfs_upload accepts password and pbkdf2Iterations. When password is set, the tool encrypts with AES-256-GCM before upload and returns { cid, encrypted: true }.
ipfs_retrieve accepts password and decrypts an EMSH payload after download. Omitting it returns the raw bytes.

Requires @ipfs-meshkit/meshkit ≥ 1.2.1.

Client-side encryption. upload(bytes, { encrypt: { password, iterations? } }) encrypts with AES-256-GCM before the bytes reach Kubo or an S3-compatible backend. retrieve(cid, { password }) decrypts on the way back.
Standalone encrypt, decrypt, and isEncryptedPayload, plus DEFAULT_ITERATIONS (200_000).
EMSH wire format: magic, version, PBKDF2 iterations, 128-bit salt, 96-bit nonce, ciphertext, and GCM tag. A fresh salt and nonce on every call means the same plaintext produces a new CID each upload.

meshkit.listPins() and client.listPins() — list pinned CIDs on the primary node via kubo-rpc-client, respecting RPC auth headers.

Corrected repository links in README and package metadata to IPFS-Meshkit/meshkit0.
Expanded README with install instructions, usage examples, API overview, and CommonJS support documentation.

@ipfs-meshkit/meshkit v1.0.0 — single npm package with ESM + CJS + TypeScript types.
Bundles core, node, and meshkit packages into one install.
Portable ./.ipfs repo for server migration.
init(), upload, retrieve, pin, IPNS operations, local daemon management, graceful shutdown.
Unit test suite with coverage; integration tests for persistence, IPNS, and attach.