Honest MCP/GraphQL endpoints: point at real hatun-mcp, de-advertise dead surfaces

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Summary

Published developer docs pointed MCP and GraphQL clients at dead / wrong endpoints. A judge or investor following these docs hits a failing handshake or a 404. Fixed.

MCP integration was pointing at a non-MCP endpoint

MCP_INTEGRATION.md, QUICKSTART.md, EXAMPLES/mcp_claude_config.json, and API_REFERENCE.md told users to connect to https://szlholdings-a11oy.hf.space/mcp/ and expect "exactly 16 tools". That path is a11oy's web-UI SPA catch-all — a JSON-RPC POST returns HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed (verified), so the documented curl / mcp-remote config simply fails.

• Repointed all four docs at the real server: hatun-mcp at https://szlholdings-hatun-mcp.hf.space/mcp/ — the fleet's only spec-compliant Streamable HTTP MCP transport.
• Corrected count 16 → 23 static tools (17 szl_* incl. szl_lambda_quorum + 6 governance), protocol 2025-03-26 → 2025-06-18, added the required Authorization: Bearer szl_… header, and documented a local-run fallback while the hosted Space re-deploys (see Revive hatun-mcp Space (Dockerfile crash fix) + honest 23-tool count hatun-mcp#18).
• Clarified that a11oy/rosie expose HTTP tool catalogs at /api/<organ>/v1/mcp/tools (a11oy 4, rosie 12), not MCP transports.

GraphQL gateway advertised as live but 404

GRAPHQL.md listed szlholdings-graphql-gateway.hf.space/graphql as a "Live endpoint" — the Space returns HTTP 404 (never deployed). Marked NOT YET DEPLOYED, kept the schema docs, added a local-run recipe (uvicorn app:app, the repo's real entrypoint), and labeled the planned hosted URLs inactive.

Verification

• curl -X POST https://szlholdings-a11oy.hf.space/mcp/ …initialize → 405 (the old docs were broken).
• curl https://szlholdings-graphql-gateway.hf.space/graphql → 404.
• hatun-mcp /mcp/ answers a real JSON-RPC initialize locally (23 tools); hosted Space revival tracked in Revive hatun-mcp Space (Dockerfile crash fix) + honest 23-tool count hatun-mcp#18.

Test plan

• docs-site build picks up changes (no broken internal links)
• After hatun-mcp#18 Space sync, the documented hatun-mcp curl returns a JSON-RPC result

Signed-off-by: Stephen P. Lutar Jr. stephenlutar2@gmail.com

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MERGE-WAVE: NEEDS-REVIEW — not merging as-is (honesty conflict with live reality).

Live endpoint probes (2026-06-04) contradict this PR's central claim:

Probe	Result
GET https://szlholdings-hatun-mcp.hf.space/mcp/	HTTP 404
POST .../hatun-mcp/mcp/ (JSON-RPC initialize)	HTTP 404
POST https://szlholdings-a11oy.hf.space/mcp/	HTTP 405 (rejects JSON-RPC)
GET .../a11oy/api/a11oy/v1/mcp/tools	HTTP 200 (live REST catalog)
GET https://szlholdings-graphql-gateway.hf.space/graphql	HTTP 404 (not hosted)

This PR advertises hatun-mcp.hf.space/mcp/ as a spec-compliant live 23-tool MCP transport and rewrites EXAMPLES/mcp_claude_config.json to point Claude Desktop/Cursor at it. That endpoint currently returns 404 — so the config would not connect, and the "23 static tools live" framing is an overclaim.

The honest, operational-reality version of these same five files landed in #4 (merged), which correctly states the /mcp/ JSON-RPC transport is roadmap/not-live and the live MCP surface is the REST /api/a11oy/v1/mcp/* (4 tools, HTTP 200). This PR now conflicts with main and would re-introduce the dead-endpoint advertisement #4 removed.

Action: holding for founder/CTO. If/when hatun-mcp.hf.space/mcp/ actually serves a live JSON-RPC transport (probe returns 200 + valid initialize response), rebase on main and re-scope the tool count to what tools/list actually returns, then it can land. Until then, merging would violate the no-overclaim rule.