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Everything looked perfect. I had mcporter 0.7.3 configured with the Exa MCP server: mcporter list exa # ✅ exa (2 tools) — "Search the web for any topic..." Healthy. Ready. Then I made the first real call: mcporter call "exa.web_search_exa(query: \" ollama cloud models\ ", numResults: 5)" JSON parse error at position 1. Every. Single. Time. I tried every quoting trick known to PowerShell: Backslash escaping --% stop-parsing operator cmd /c wrapper Single-quoted outer strings Same error. The shell was eating my quotes before mcporter ever saw them. This is the full story of how I debugged it, verified on Windows PowerShell 5.1 on July 31, 2026. Chapter 1: The Root Cause - PowerShell 5.1's Dirty Secret PowerShell 5.1 strips ALL embedded double-quotes at the native-argument boundary when passing args to external programs. There is no $PSNativeCommandArgumentPassing in 5.1. That is a PowerShell 7.3+ feature. So this: mcporter call --args '{"query":"test"}' Literally becomes this before Node.js even starts: { query:test } The JSON is destroyed. No shell-level trick can fix it. Stop fighting the shell. Chapter 2: The Hero - A 10-Line Node.js Spawn Wrapper The fix is to bypass the shell entirely with spawn(..., { shell: false }) . Node passes a real argv array, no re-quoting happens. Create mcporter_exa.js : // mcporter_exa.js - The hero const { spawn } = require ( ' node:child_process ' ); const args = process . argv . slice ( 2 ); // --tool <tool> <base64Json> mode, or default web_search_exa const tool = args [ 0 ] === ' --tool ' ? args [ 1 ] : ' exa.web_search_exa ' ; const payload = args [ 0 ] === ' --tool ' ? args [ 2 ] : JSON . stringify ({ query : args [ 0 ], numResults : Number ( args [ 1 ] || 5 ) }); const child = spawn ( process . execPath , [ require . resolve ( ' mcporter/dist/cli.js ' ), ' call ' , tool , ' --args ' , payload ], { shell : false , stdio : ' inherit ' }); child . on ( ' exit ' , ( code ) => process . exit ( code ?? 0 )); Usage: # Web search - que

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GitHub热门项目 | A simple, lightweight PowerShell script that allows you to remove pre-installed apps, disable telemetry, as well as perform various other changes to declutter and customize your Windows experience. Win11Debloat works for both Windows 10 and Windows 11. | Stars: 50,538 | 74 stars today | 语言: PowerShell

(yes, its open source. link at the bottom, if u want to skip ahead!) Most "debloat scripts" are a pile of registry edits you run as admin and pray. No preview, no undo, and half of them happily disable Safe Browsing or updates for "performance." For your browser, the most security-sensitive app you run, that's reckless. So I built BraveDebloater with one rule: never make Brave less safe. It clears out the noise like Rewards, Wallet, VPN nags, Leo AI prompts, News, and telemetry such as P3A, Web Discovery, and Chromium metrics. But it flat-out refuses to disable Shields, weaken Safe Browsing, turn off updates, or touch your hosts file. That isn't a README promise. It's enforced in the tool itself. A few things that make it trustworthy: Dry-run by default. Nothing changes until you explicitly apply. Official Brave/Chromium enterprise policies, so every change is visible and auditable in brave://policy instead of hidden. Automatic backups before any change, written safely so you never end up with a corrupted file. Validated restore that checks the backup before writing anything and only touches Brave's own policy and profile files. Doctor mode, a read-only health check of your current policy state with no writes. It's MIT-licensed, PowerShell 5.1 compatible, and has a few beginner-friendly issues open. If you care about privacy or Windows tooling, I'd love a star and a PR. Check it out at: https://github.com/osfv/BraveDebloater