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Adds a "Standards" tab (admin-only) to MCP Servers where admins define which server fields are required for a submission to pass. Each submission card in Team MCPs then shows a green ✓ or red ✗ for each required field, with a summary "N/M checks" badge in the header — like GitHub CI status rows. Also adds a `source_url` field (GitHub / Source URL) to the MCP server schema so non-admins can link to the source repo when submitting a server. - schema.prisma: add `source_url String?` to LiteLLM_MCPServerTable - migration: 20260309000001_add_mcp_source_url - _types.py: source_url on NewMCPServerRequest, UpdateMCPServerRequest, LiteLLM_MCPServerTable - types.tsx: source_url on MCPServer interface - create_mcp_server.tsx: GitHub/Source URL form field - MCPStandardsSettings.tsx: new — toggle which fields are required (stored in general settings as mcp_required_fields) - mcp_servers.tsx: Standards tab (admin-only) - MCPSubmissionsTab.tsx: load required fields + CI-style check pills on each card |
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