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 # VectorCraft MCP server
 
-> **Last updated:** 2026-11-13 · **Change:** Envelopes: a top object's side whose pieces are all one curve split at anchors follows that curve's parameter (#7097); existing response shapes retained. Previously: Save location-refusal error (#6146); existing response shapes retained.
+> **Last updated:** 2026-11-13 · **Change:** Snap to Point with Smart Guides off draws no Smart Guides labels or lines, #7250; no response-shape change. Previously: Envelopes: a top object's side whose pieces are all one curve split at anchors follows that curve's parameter (#7097); existing response shapes retained.
 
 `vectorcraft-cli mcp` runs a [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server on stdio
 (newline-delimited JSON-RPC 2.0; see [Protocol](#protocol) for version negotiation). Agents use it to
@@ -805,13 +805,17 @@ color changed by `paint.invert`, `paint.complement`, `edit.colors.invert`, `edit
 `addon.color.filter`, `addon.color.applyNearestSwatch` or the ink limit of `addon.color.printFixes`. The recolor
 commands store it too when they are given a series group, the graph or a group that holds the graph. A row a command
 leaves as it was keeps what the graph stores. When one command changes several paths of a series, the frontmost of
-them sets what the graph stores. A gradient is stored with its placement relative to the box of the path it was stored
-from (a stroke's box is the path's bounds grown by half the weight), and every path of the series, the legend swatch
-included, takes it at the same place on its own box when the graph is drawn again, also after the data changes or the
-graph moves. The graph saves this as `fillUnitBox` and `strokeUnitBox` in its series paints. A gradient stored from a
-path with no width or no height is drawn at the place in the document where it was stored. So is a gradient a graph
-stored without these flags. The graph does not store a stroke's dashes, caps, joins, arrowheads, width
-profile or brush. These commands do not store the colors they give a graph's axes and labels, which are drawn again
+them sets what the graph stores. While Global Edit is on, a path directly in a series that takes an edit from another
+match (a graph's paths are matches only while the graph is isolated) has what changed on it stored for its series: the
+paint, weight, opacity and blend mode of the topmost visible fill and stroke, and the object's opacity and blend mode.
+`addon.arrange.randomizeOpacity` and `addon.arrange.sort` with `apply: "opacity"` store the object opacity, with the
+blend mode, of the frontmost path of a series whose opacity they change. A gradient is stored with its placement relative
+to the box of the path it was stored from (a stroke's box is the path's bounds grown by half the weight), and every path
+of the series, the legend swatch included, takes it at the same place on its own box when the graph is drawn again, also
+after the data changes or the graph moves. The graph saves this as `fillUnitBox` and `strokeUnitBox` in its series
+paints. A gradient stored from a path with no width or no height is drawn at the place in the document where it was
+stored. So is a gradient a graph stored without these flags. The graph does not store a stroke's dashes, caps, joins,
+arrowheads, width profile or brush. These commands do not store the colors they give a graph's axes and labels, which are drawn again
 with the paint they had.
 
 `text.setFormat` without `start` and `end`, on a graph or on its labels, stores the character and paragraph attributes
@@ -5094,6 +5098,8 @@ the canvas (coordinates out of range)".
 `path.setHandle`, `path.moveAnchor` and `path.insertAnchor` edit subpath 0 when `subpath` is absent or null, and refuse a `subpath` that
 is not a whole number of 0 or more, such as 1.5, -1 or "1" ("missing integer `subpath`"); `path.split` refuses such
 an `anchor` or `segment` in the same way. The document does not change and no undo step is recorded.
+`path.moveAnchor` to the point the anchor is at, and `path.setHandle` to the point the handle is at on an anchor that
+keeps its kind, leave the document as it is and record no undo step.
 `path.insertAnchor` keeps the direct-selected anchors and selected segments of the path on the same points: those
 after the new anchor on its subpath are numbered one higher, and a selected segment that the new anchor splits stays
 selected as its two halves, with the new anchor as an end of both that moves with them. Undo restores the path and
@@ -5236,6 +5242,13 @@ round, such as a rectangle, stays as it is. Closed paths stay closed and open pa
 {"name":"run_command","arguments":{"command":"object.path.smooth","params":{"level":80}}}
 ```
 
+`path.smoothRegion` (the Smooth tool) keeps the end points of an open path where they are. When the stretch it refits
+reaches the first or last anchor of an open path, the curve there leaves or arrives along the smoothed path within
+`radius` of that end rather than along the first or last segment, so a jagged end turns with the rest of the path; it
+keeps the segment's direction when the smoothed path there turns back by 90° or more. Where the stretch ends inside a
+path, the curve keeps the direction of the part outside the drag. `object.path.smooth` and Simplify keep each end's
+direction.
+
 In the desktop app, Object › Path › Smooth and the canvas context menu's Smooth… (listed while the selection holds a
 path) open the slider (`ui.menuDialog {command: "object.path.smooth"}`, dialog `smoothSlider` with field `level`) at
 the Auto-Smooth level, and the slider previews the result until `ui.dialog.confirm`; `ui.smoothAuto` moves the open
@@ -5813,7 +5826,7 @@ The Selection & Anchor Display and General preferences apply to `pointer_gesture
 - `usePreciseCursors`: the Pen, Eyedropper, Slice and Blend tools' pointers are a crosshair.
 - `snapToPointTolerance` (1–8 px, 2 by default): with View › Snap to Point on and Smart Guides off (desktop app), the
   point a selection is dragged by, a drawn point and a transform tool's reference point land on an anchor or a ruler
-  guide that near.
+  guide that near, showing none of the Smart Guides labels or lines.
 - `moveLockedWithArtboard`: `artboard.move {moveArt: true}`, the Artboard tool and `artboard.rearrange` move locked and
   hidden art, and art that is also on a locked artboard, with the artboard too, and `artboard.setProps {scaleArt: true}`
   scales it too; off (the default) it stays where it is. `artboard.duplicate`, `artboard.copy` and `artboard.cut` copy or
@@ -7240,7 +7253,14 @@ result carries the same files as a zip (`{name: "<name>.zip", dataBase64}`, entr
 document, objects, graphicStyles, brushes, spotColors, patterns, gradients, symbols, fonts, fontDetails, linkedImages,
 embeddedImages, repeats), `fonts` (the fonts the document's type uses, the type in opacity masks and in the art of
 its symbols and pattern swatches included, which the fonts and fontDetails categories list; with `selectionOnly`, the
-fonts of the selected type), `brushNames` (the brushes the art's strokes use, each once, hidden strokes, strokes at an opacity of 0, strokes with no
+fonts of the selected type), `fontDetails` (`[{font, match, family, style, file, embedding}]`: each font of `fonts`,
+in order, as the fontDetails category's rows give it: `match` is `exact`, `style` (a style the family lacks, shown in
+`family` `style`), `missingWithFallback` (not installed, shown in `family` `style`) or `missing`; `file` is the face's
+file name, null for a built-in face; `embedding` is `allowed`, `editing`, `previewPrint` or `forbidden`, null when no
+face is found), `imageObjects` (`[{name, width, height, linked, file}]`: the image objects in the order the
+linkedImages and embeddedImages categories list them, with the file a linked image's row shows and null for an
+embedded one), `document.unitId` (the document's units as Preferences › Units names them, such as `millimeters`, beside
+the English `document.units`), `brushNames` (the brushes the art's strokes use, each once, hidden strokes, strokes at an opacity of 0, strokes with no
 paint or width, guides, paths with no segment, type that draws no characters, a group's or layer's own strokes, a compound path member's own strokes and an image's strokes without a
 shape left out; with `selectionOnly`, the brushes the selected
 objects' strokes use), `brushes` (`[{name, type}]`: those brushes with their types, `calligraphic`, `scatter`, `art`,
@@ -7253,9 +7273,11 @@ whose drawn characters use a pattern included, hidden fills and strokes, fills a
 member's own fills and strokes, an image's fills and strokes that no Convert to Shape or Outline Object effect gives a
 shape, and characters that draw nothing (spaces and line breaks without an underline or strikethrough) left out, with
 the patterns it uses, which the patterns category lists as Pattern Objects and `objects.patterns` counts; with `selectionOnly`, those in the selection),
-`patternNames` (the patterns those objects use), `gradientObjects` (`[{id, name, gradients}]`: every object filled or
+`patternNames` (the patterns those objects use), `gradientObjects` (`[{id, name, gradients, kinds}]`: every object filled or
 stroked with a gradient, by the same rules as `patternObjects`, with the gradients it uses: the name of the gradient
-swatch a gradient is linked to, else `Linear gradient`, `Radial gradient` or `Freeform gradient`; the gradients category
+swatch a gradient is linked to, else its kind's name, such as `Linear gradient`, `Radial gradient` or `Freeform gradient`;
+`kinds` gives, for each of `gradients`, the kind (`linear`, `radial`, `conic`, `diamond` or `freeform`) of a gradient
+named by its kind and null for a swatch's name; the gradients category
 lists them as Gradient Objects and `objects.gradients` counts them; gradient swatches no art uses are not listed; with
 `selectionOnly`, those in the selection), `gradientNames` (the gradients those objects use), `spotObjects`
 (`[{id, name, spotColors}]`: every object filled or stroked with a spot color swatch, as a solid color or in the
@@ -11524,5 +11546,6 @@ the error text. The interactive fallback applies only to ordinary File > Save, n
 
 | Date | Change |
 |---|---|
+| 2026-11-13 | Snap to Point with Smart Guides off draws no Smart Guides labels or lines (#7250). |
 | 2026-11-13 | Envelopes: a top object's side whose pieces are all one curve split at anchors follows that curve's parameter (#7097). |
 | 2026-11-11 | Document READ_ONLY_LOCATION for saves (#6146); no response-shape change. |