Show images and tool activity in MCP acquisition admin - #329
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MCP acquisition previously excluded image jobs and buried tool-call counts below the application table. Its first cards now show completed video jobs, completed image jobs, authenticated tool calls and active tool users. The call count identifies included status polling; existing per-tool usage and success/failure details remain available below.
Separate image totals and application counts accompany the latest 30 MCP jobs with media type, model, status, application and an admin job link. A visible-page refresh updates these server-rendered results every 30 seconds.
Queries retain ownership checks and the UTC half-open reporting window, deduplicate quote retries and exclude private request/media data. Feed failures remain distinguishable from empty results without hiding valid aggregate counts. The follow-up also records the published MCP 0.3.6 release, its scoped live-host observations and the verified client update procedure.
Validation covers focused outcome and metrics tests including real disposable PostgreSQL, rendered summary and empty/unavailable states, TypeScript, frontend lint, exposure lint and diff checks. Full Quality CI and Vercel preview are required before merge.