📦 European Parliament MCP Server — End-of-Life Strategy

🛡️ Proactive Technology Lifecycle Management for MCP Server
📦 Current Stack Maintenance • 🔄 Node.js New Release Model • ⚡ Future-Ready Architecture

📋 Document Owner: CEO | 📄 Version: 3.0 | 📅 Last Updated: 2026-03-18 (UTC)
🔄 Review Cycle: Annual | ⏰ Next Review: 2027-03-18
🏷️ Classification: Public (Open Source MCP Server)

🎯 EOL Strategy Overview

📋 Strategic Objective

The European Parliament MCP Server will maintain its current technology stack, utilizing modern TypeScript/Node.js with the MCP SDK, following Hack23 AB's "Living on the Edge" philosophy — maintaining latest stable releases with comprehensive automated testing and security validation.

This strategy aligns with Hack23 AB's Vulnerability Management Policy.

🏷️ Business Impact Classification

Dimension	EOL Impact	Rationale
🔐 Confidentiality	Low	Open source, public data
🔒 Integrity	Medium	Data accuracy matters
⚡ Availability	Medium	Tolerates maintenance windows

📦 Current Technology Stack Analysis

graph TB
    subgraph "🏗️ Core Runtime"
        NODE[Node.js 25.x Current]
        TS[TypeScript 6.0.2]
    end
    subgraph "📦 Key Dependencies"
        MCP["@modelcontextprotocol/sdk"]
        ZOD[Zod 4.x]
    end
    subgraph "🧪 Testing"
        VIT[Vitest]
    end
    subgraph "🔧 Build & Distribution"
        NPM[npm Registry]
        GHA[GitHub Actions]
        TSC[tsc Compiler]
    end

    NODE --> TS --> MCP & ZOD
    TS --> TSC --> NPM
    VIT --> GHA

🔄 Technology Lifecycle Matrix

Component	Current Version	EOL Date	Risk Level	Migration Path
Node.js	>=25.0.0 (25.x Current)	April 2026 🔴	🔴 Imminent	Upgrade to Node.js 26 immediately on release (≈ April 2026)
Node.js 26	Releasing April 2026	April 2029	🟢 Low	Will be even-numbered LTS candidate; migrate within days of release
TypeScript	6.0.2	Active	🟢 Low	Stay on 6.0.x until the next supported minor
MCP SDK	Latest	Active	🟡 Medium	Track protocol evolution
Zod	^4.3.6 (4.x)	Active	🟢 Low	Follow semver updates
Vitest	Latest	Active	🟢 Low	Follow semver updates
npm	Registry	Indefinite	🟢 Low	N/A
GitHub Actions	Latest	Indefinite	🟢 Low	Pin action versions

⚠️ Node.js 25 is an odd-numbered Current release (old release model). It has no LTS phase and reaches EOL when Node.js 26 releases in April 2026. Upgrade to Node.js 26 within days of its release. ✅ TypeScript 6.0.2 is now the active compiler baseline. TypeScript 5.9.x is retained only as the previous stable line and is no longer part of the active toolchain.

📅 Key Dates

Event	Date	Action Required
Node.js 25 EOL	≈ April 2026 🔴	Upgrade to Node.js 26 IMMEDIATELY on release
Node.js 26 release	≈ April 22, 2026 🔴	Upgrade all CI/CD and `engines` field — target: within 2 days of release
Node.js 26 LTS promotion	October 2026	Confirmed long-term support; 36-month runway confirmed
Node.js 26 maintenance	October 2028	Security-only updates; begin evaluating Node.js 27
Node.js 27 Alpha opens	October 2026	Begin CI testing on alpha channel (new release model)
Node.js 27 Current release	April 2027	Stabilization; evaluate for production (new model: every release = LTS)
Node.js 27 LTS promotion	October 2027	Begin production migration if Node.js 26 maintenance window is undesirable
Node.js 26 EOL	April 2029	Must have migrated to Node.js 27+
Node.js 28 Alpha opens	October 2027	Monitor for early testing
Node.js 28 Current release	April 2028	Next annual release (new model)
Node.js 27 EOL	April 2030	36 months total support

Note: Starting with Node.js 27, the release schedule changes to one major release per year with every release becoming LTS. See Node.js Release Schedule Evolution for details.

🔄 Node.js Release Schedule Evolution

📢 New Release Model (Starting Node.js 27.x)

In March 2026, the Node.js project announced a fundamental change to its release schedule, effective from October 2026. This section documents the impact on the European Parliament MCP Server's lifecycle management.

🔀 Old Model vs. New Model

Aspect	Old Model (≤ Node.js 26)	New Model (≥ Node.js 27)
Major releases per year	2 (April + October)	1 (April)
LTS eligibility	Even-numbered only	Every release
Odd-numbered releases	Current only (no LTS)	N/A — distinction removed
LTS promotion	October (even releases)	October (all releases)
Total support lifetime	~30 months (LTS only)	36 months (Current + LTS)
Alpha channel	None	New: Oct–Mar, semver-major allowed
Version numbering	Sequential (24, 25, 26…)	Calendar-year aligned (27 in 2027, 28 in 2028)

📊 New Release Phases

Phase	Duration	Description
Alpha	6 months (Oct → Mar)	Early testing, semver-major changes allowed
Current	6 months (Apr → Oct)	Stabilization, no new breaking changes
LTS	30 months (Oct → EOL)	Long-term support with security fixes
EOL	—	No further support
Total support	36 months	From first Current release to End of Life

📈 Impact on This Project

Impact Area	Assessment	Action
Upgrade frequency	🟢 Positive	One major upgrade/year instead of two evaluation cycles
LTS availability	🟢 Positive	Every release becomes LTS — no more skipping odd versions
Alpha testing	🟡 Requires action	Must integrate alpha channel into CI for early bug detection
Planning predictability	🟢 Positive	Calendar-year versioning simplifies upgrade scheduling
Support window	🟢 Positive	36-month total support provides longer runway
Library compatibility	🟡 Monitor	Library authors encouraged to test on alpha early

🗓️ Node.js Release Timeline Visualization

gantt
    title Node.js Release Lifecycle — Old vs. New Model
    dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
    axisFormat %Y-%m

    section Current (Node.js 25 — Odd/Current Only)
    Node.js 25 Current         :active, n25c, 2025-10-28, 2026-04-22
    Node.js 25 EOL             :crit, milestone, n25eol, 2026-04-22, 0d

    section Legacy Model (Node.js 26 — Last Even/LTS)
    Node.js 26 Current         :n26c, 2026-04-22, 2026-10-28
    Node.js 26 LTS             :n26lts, 2026-10-28, 2029-04-30
    Node.js 26 EOL             :crit, milestone, n26eol, 2029-04-30, 0d

    section New Model (Node.js 27)
    Node.js 27 Alpha           :n27a, 2026-10-01, 2027-03-31
    Node.js 27 Current         :n27c, 2027-04-01, 2027-10-01
    Node.js 27 LTS             :n27lts, 2027-10-01, 2030-04-01
    Node.js 27 EOL             :crit, milestone, n27eol, 2030-04-01, 0d

    section New Model (Node.js 28)
    Node.js 28 Alpha           :n28a, 2027-10-01, 2028-03-31
    Node.js 28 Current         :n28c, 2028-04-01, 2028-10-01
    Node.js 28 LTS             :n28lts, 2028-10-01, 2031-04-01
    Node.js 28 EOL             :crit, milestone, n28eol, 2031-04-01, 0d

    section EP MCP Server Strategy
    Production on Node.js 25   :active, ep25, 2025-10-28, 2026-04-22
    URGENT: Upgrade to Node 26 :crit, ep26upgrade, 2026-04-22, 2026-04-24
    Production on Node.js 26   :ep26, 2026-04-22, 2027-10-01
    Alpha 27 CI Testing        :ep27alpha, 2026-10-01, 2027-04-01
    Node.js 27 Evaluation      :ep27eval, 2027-04-01, 2027-10-01
    Production on Node.js 27   :ep27prod, 2027-10-01, 2030-04-01
    Alpha 28 CI Testing        :ep28alpha, 2027-10-01, 2028-04-01

Source: Evolving the Node.js Release Schedule — see also nodejs/Release#1113 for background discussion.

📋 Node.js Version Strategy

Following the "Living on the Edge" philosophy from Vulnerability Management Policy:

Track Latest Current: Run Node.js 25.x (Current) in production today; upgrade to Node.js 26 within 2 days of its April 2026 release
Rapid Even-Number Adoption: Node.js 26 (even, LTS candidate) releases ≈ April 22, 2026 — upgrade immediately to avoid running an EOL Node.js 25 in production
Alpha CI Integration: Add Node.js alpha releases to CI matrix as soon as the alpha channel opens (per Node.js project guidance for library authors)
Early Testing: Begin production evaluation during the Current phase (April–October)
Rapid Adoption: Migrate to new LTS within 1 month of LTS promotion (October)
CI Matrix: Test against current, next Current/alpha, and previous LTS
Automated Alerts: Dependabot monitors for Node.js security updates

⚠️ URGENT ACTION REQUIRED: Node.js 25 (odd-numbered, Current-only) reaches End-of-Life when Node.js 26 releases in ≈ 2 weeks (April 2026). Upgrade plan is documented in the Node.js 25 → 26 Transition Plan below.

🔄 Upgrade Process (Updated for New Release Model)

Phase 1 — Alpha Testing (Oct–Mar, 6 months before release)
  1. Add Node.js alpha to CI matrix (non-blocking)
  2. Report upstream bugs found during testing
  3. Track dependency compatibility with alpha

Phase 2 — Current Evaluation (Apr–Oct, pre-LTS)
  4. Promote alpha CI jobs to required status
  5. Run full test suite (unit + E2E) on Current release
  6. Benchmark performance against current LTS
  7. Review breaking changes and update code as needed

Phase 3 — LTS Migration (Oct, on LTS promotion)
  8. Update engines field in package.json
  9. Update GitHub Actions workflow matrix
  10. Run: npm install (rebuild native modules if any)
  11. Run: npm run test:all && npm run lint (full validation)
  12. Update documentation (README, DEVELOPER_GUIDE, this EOL Strategy)
  13. Publish new npm version

🗺️ Node.js Transition Roadmap

📋 Node.js 25 → 26 Transition Plan (URGENT)

🔴 Node.js 25 EOL is imminent — it expires when Node.js 26 releases in ≈ 2 weeks. Execute this plan immediately upon Node.js 26 release.

Phase	Timeline	Actions	Risk
Current Production	Now (March 2026)	Node.js 25.x Current in production	🔴 HIGH — EOL in ≈2 weeks
Day 0: Node.js 26 Release	≈ April 22, 2026	Update `package.json` engines, all CI/CD workflows, devcontainer	🟡 Medium
Day 0–2: Validation	April 22–24, 2026	Run full test suite, lint, build on Node.js 26; publish new npm version	🟡 Medium
Day 2+: Production	April 24, 2026+	Node.js 26 in production; Node.js 25 fully retired	🟢 Low
Node.js 26 LTS	October 2026	LTS promotion confirmed; 36-month runway from April 2026	🟢 Low

📋 Node.js 26 Upgrade Checklist (Execute on Release Day)

Day 0 — Upgrade (April 22, 2026, release day):
  Step 1:  Update package.json engines: "node": ">=26.0.0"
  Step 2:  Update all GitHub Actions workflows: node-version: "26"
  Step 3:  Update .devcontainer/devcontainer.json: node version 26
  Step 4:  Update documentation: README.md, DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md, LOCAL_TESTING.md, etc.
  Step 5:  Update End-of-Life-Strategy.md: Technology Lifecycle Matrix and roadmap
  Step 6:  Update WORKFLOWS.md, FUTURE_WORKFLOWS.md
  Step 7:  Run: npm ci (rebuild any native modules)
  Step 8:  Run: npm test (full test suite — 2600+ unit tests must pass)
  Step 9:  Run: npm run lint (zero warnings required)
  Step 10: Run: npm run build (TypeScript compilation must succeed)
  Step 11: Run: npm run knip (no unused exports)

Day 1 — Publish:
  Step 12: Publish updated npm package with Node.js 26 as minimum engine
  Step 13: Open PR with all version bumps and documentation updates
  Step 14: Merge and tag new release

Day 2 — Validation:
  Step 15: Verify npm package installs correctly on Node.js 26
  Step 16: Test MCP client connectivity (stdio transport)
  Step 17: Confirm CI/CD pipelines green on Node.js 26

📋 Node.js 26 → 27 Transition Plan

Phase	Timeline	Actions	Risk
Current Production	Apr 2026 – Oct 2027	Node.js 26 LTS in production	🟢 Low
Alpha 27 CI	Oct 2026 – Mar 2027	Add `27.0.0-alpha.*` to CI matrix (non-blocking)	🟢 Low
Current 27 Eval	Apr 2027 – Oct 2027	Test on Node.js 27.x Current; fix compatibility issues	🟡 Medium
LTS 27 Migration	Oct 2027	Upgrade production to Node.js 27 LTS	🟡 Medium
Node.js 26 Sunset	Apr 2029	Node.js 26 reaches EOL; must be fully on 27+	🟢 Low (if planned)

🧪 Node.js 27 Alpha Integration Strategy

Per the Node.js project's guidance, library authors should integrate Alpha releases into CI as early as possible to report bugs before they affect users. As an npm-published MCP server, this project will:

Add alpha CI job (non-blocking, continue-on-error: true) when Node.js 27 alpha opens in October 2026
Report regressions upstream to Node.js via GitHub issues
Track breaking V8 changes that may affect TypeScript compilation or runtime behavior
Monitor MCP SDK compatibility with the new Node.js version
Validate Zod runtime behavior under new V8 engine optimizations

📊 Full Node.js Roadmap Projections (2026–2031)

Year	Node.js Version	Release Date	Phase	Action for this Project
2026	25.x	Oct 2025	⚠️ Current (EOL Apr 2026)	CURRENT — upgrade to 26 ASAP
2026	26.x	≈ Apr 22, 2026	Current → LTS (Oct 2026)	Upgrade within 2 days of release
2026	27.x Alpha	Oct 2026	Alpha	Add to CI matrix (non-blocking)
2027	27.x	Apr 2027	Current → LTS (Oct 2027)	Evaluate; new release model (every version = LTS)
2027	28.x Alpha	Oct 2027	Alpha	Add to CI matrix (non-blocking)
2028	28.x	Apr 2028	Current → LTS (Oct 2028)	Evaluate for migration from 27.x
2029	Node.js 26 EOL	Apr 2029	—	Must be fully on 27+ before this date
2029	29.x Alpha	Oct 2028	Alpha	Add to CI matrix
2030	Node.js 27 EOL	Apr 2030	—	Must be fully on 28+ before this date
2031	Node.js 28 EOL	Apr 2031	—	Must be fully on 29+ before this date

Note: Starting with Node.js 27 (released April 2027), the release schedule changes to one major release per year with every release becoming LTS. See Node.js Release Schedule Evolution for details.

🛡️ Dependency EOL Monitoring

🤖 Automated Monitoring

Tool	Purpose	Frequency
Dependabot	Dependency version updates	Daily
npm audit	Vulnerability scanning	Per CI/CD run
OpenSSF Scorecard	Project health monitoring	Weekly
GitHub Security Advisories	CVE notifications	Real-time

📋 Manual Reviews

Activity	Frequency	Owner
Dependency audit	Quarterly	Development team
Node.js roadmap review	Semi-annual	Tech lead
MCP protocol evolution	Quarterly	Development team
EP API changes	Monthly	Development team

📦 npm Package Lifecycle

📋 Version Strategy

Phase	Version Range	Support Level
Active Development	Current major	Full support
Maintenance	Previous major	Security fixes only
Deprecated	Older versions	No support, deprecation notice
Archived	N/A	npm deprecation, GitHub archive

⚠️ Deprecation Process

Notice Period: 6 months before EOL
npm Deprecation: npm deprecate with migration instructions
README Update: Clear deprecation banner
GitHub Archive: Repository archived with read-only access
Documentation: Preserved for reference

🚨 EOL Trigger Criteria

The project reaches End-of-Life when any of the following occur:

Trigger	Description	Impact
🔌 MCP Protocol Obsolescence	MCP protocol replaced by successor	Architecture rewrite required
🏛️ EP API Discontinued	European Parliament data API shut down	Core functionality lost
📦 Node.js Platform EOL	No supported Node.js LTS available	Runtime unavailable
🔒 Unresolvable Security Issue	Critical vulnerability with no fix	Security risk unacceptable
👥 Maintainer Unavailability	No active maintainers for > 12 months	No security updates

🔧 Migration Procedures

Node.js Version Upgrade (Current Model — Node.js 25/26)

Node.js 25 is an odd-numbered Current-only release (old model). It has no LTS phase and expires when Node.js 26 releases. Upgrade procedure:

IMMEDIATE Upgrade to Node.js 26 (upon April 2026 release):
  Step 1: Update package.json engines: "node": ">=26.0.0"
  Step 2: Update GitHub Actions workflows: node-version: "26"
  Step 3: Update .devcontainer: node version 26
  Step 4: Run: npm ci (rebuild native modules if any)
  Step 5: Run: npm test (full test suite — 2600+ unit tests)
  Step 6: Run: npm run lint (code quality check)
  Step 7: Run: npm run build (TypeScript compilation)
  Step 8: Update all documentation (README, DEVELOPER_GUIDE, this EOL Strategy)
  Step 9: Publish new npm version
  Step 10: Verify npm package installs correctly on Node.js 26
  Step 11: Test MCP client connectivity (stdio transport)
  Step 12: Monitor CI/CD for 24 hours before closing the upgrade PR

Node.js Version Upgrade (New Annual Release Model — Node.js 27+)

Starting with Node.js 27+, upgrades follow the new annual release cadence with a 6-month alpha → 6-month Current → 30-month LTS lifecycle:

Pre-Migration (Alpha Phase, Oct–Mar):
  Step 1: Add alpha version to CI matrix as non-blocking job
  Step 2: Monitor test failures and file upstream issues
  Step 3: Track dependency compatibility reports

Migration (On LTS Promotion, October):
  Step 4: Update package.json engines field to new LTS version
  Step 5: Update GitHub Actions workflow (Node.js version matrix)
  Step 6: Run: npm install (rebuild native modules if any)
  Step 7: Run: npm test (full test suite — 2500+ unit tests)
  Step 8: Run: npm run lint (code quality check)
  Step 9: Run: npm run build (TypeScript compilation)
  Step 10: Update documentation (README, DEVELOPER_GUIDE, End-of-Life-Strategy.md)
  Step 11: Publish new npm version

Post-Migration Validation:
  Step 12: Verify npm package installs correctly on new Node.js version
  Step 13: Test MCP client connectivity (stdio transport)
  Step 14: Monitor production for 1 week before removing old Node.js from CI

TypeScript Version Upgrade

Step 1: Update typescript dependency
Step 2: Review tsconfig.json for new options
Step 3: Fix any new type errors
Step 4: Run full test suite
Step 5: Publish patch release

MCP SDK Upgrade

Step 1: Review MCP SDK changelog for breaking changes
Step 2: Update @modelcontextprotocol/sdk dependency
Step 3: Update tool/resource registrations if needed
Step 4: Run E2E tests with MCP client
Step 5: Update API documentation
Step 6: Publish new version

📊 Archive & Preservation

📦 Archive Checklist

Item	Action	Status
npm deprecation notice	`npm deprecate` with message	On EOL
GitHub repository archive	Set repository to archived	On EOL
README deprecation banner	Add clear deprecation notice	On EOL
Documentation preservation	Docs remain accessible	Permanent
Release artifacts	GitHub releases preserved	Permanent
SBOM records	Final SBOM archived	On EOL

No personal data stored in the application
EP data is publicly available parliamentary records
No user accounts or tracking data to delete
Repository archives comply with data retention policies

🔗 Policy Alignment

ISMS Policy	Relevance	Link
🔍 Vulnerability Management	"Living on the Edge" philosophy	Vulnerability_Management.md
🔒 Secure Development	Technology lifecycle requirements	Secure_Development_Policy.md
🔄 Backup & Recovery	Archive and preservation	Backup_Recovery_Policy.md
🏷️ Classification	Impact-driven lifecycle decisions	CLASSIFICATION.md
🌐 Open Source Policy	OSS governance and lifecycle	Open_Source_Policy.md

Document	Description	Link
🛡️ Security Architecture	Current security controls	SECURITY_ARCHITECTURE.md
🎯 Threat Model	Risk assessment	THREAT_MODEL.md
🔄 Business Continuity Plan	Recovery procedures	BCPPlan.md
💰 Financial Security Plan	Cost planning	FinancialSecurityPlan.md
⚡ Performance Testing	Benchmarks & analysis	performance-testing.md
🏛️ Architecture	System design	ARCHITECTURE.md

📝 Revision History

Version	Date	Author	Changes
1.0	2026-02-20	CEO	Initial EOL strategy — technology stack analysis, lifecycle matrix, dependency monitoring, migration procedures
2.0	2026-03-12	CEO	Major update: Node.js new release schedule (one major/year, every release LTS, alpha channel); added transition roadmap, Gantt timeline, release model comparison; updated version strategy for alpha CI integration; aligned with nodejs/Release#1113
3.0	2026-03-18	CEO	Node.js 25 migration: Updated current production runtime to Node.js 25.x (Current); added urgent Node.js 26 upgrade plan (≈ April 22, 2026 — 2-week target); expanded full Node.js roadmap projections 2026–2031; updated Technology Lifecycle Matrix with Node.js 25 EOL risk; added Node.js 25 → 26 transition checklist; updated Gantt chart with Node.js 25 EOL and Node.js 26 LTS timeline

This EOL strategy is maintained as part of the Hack23 AB ISMS framework.
Licensed under Apache-2.0

📦 European Parliament MCP Server — End-of-Life Strategy

📑 Table of Contents

🎯 EOL Strategy Overview

📋 Strategic Objective

🏷️ Business Impact Classification

📦 Current Technology Stack Analysis

🔄 Technology Lifecycle Matrix

📅 Key Dates

🔄 Node.js Release Schedule Evolution

📢 New Release Model (Starting Node.js 27.x)

🔀 Old Model vs. New Model

📊 New Release Phases

📈 Impact on This Project

🗓️ Node.js Release Timeline Visualization

📋 Node.js Version Strategy

🔄 Upgrade Process (Updated for New Release Model)

🗺️ Node.js Transition Roadmap

📋 Node.js 25 → 26 Transition Plan (URGENT)

📋 Node.js 26 Upgrade Checklist (Execute on Release Day)

📋 Node.js 26 → 27 Transition Plan

🧪 Node.js 27 Alpha Integration Strategy

📊 Full Node.js Roadmap Projections (2026–2031)

🛡️ Dependency EOL Monitoring

🤖 Automated Monitoring

📋 Manual Reviews

📦 npm Package Lifecycle

📋 Version Strategy

⚠️ Deprecation Process

🚨 EOL Trigger Criteria

🔧 Migration Procedures

Node.js Version Upgrade (Current Model — Node.js 25/26)

Node.js Version Upgrade (New Annual Release Model — Node.js 27+)

TypeScript Version Upgrade

MCP SDK Upgrade

📊 Archive & Preservation

📦 Archive Checklist

🔗 Policy Alignment

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📑 Table of Contents

🎯 EOL Strategy Overview

📋 Strategic Objective

🏷️ Business Impact Classification

📦 Current Technology Stack Analysis

🔄 Technology Lifecycle Matrix

📅 Key Dates

🔄 Node.js Release Schedule Evolution

📢 New Release Model (Starting Node.js 27.x)

🔀 Old Model vs. New Model

📊 New Release Phases

📈 Impact on This Project

🗓️ Node.js Release Timeline Visualization

📋 Node.js Version Strategy

🔄 Upgrade Process (Updated for New Release Model)

🗺️ Node.js Transition Roadmap

📋 Node.js 25 → 26 Transition Plan (URGENT)

📋 Node.js 26 Upgrade Checklist (Execute on Release Day)

📋 Node.js 26 → 27 Transition Plan

🧪 Node.js 27 Alpha Integration Strategy

📊 Full Node.js Roadmap Projections (2026–2031)

🛡️ Dependency EOL Monitoring

🤖 Automated Monitoring

📋 Manual Reviews

📦 npm Package Lifecycle

📋 Version Strategy

⚠️ Deprecation Process

🚨 EOL Trigger Criteria

🔧 Migration Procedures

Node.js Version Upgrade (Current Model — Node.js 25/26)

Node.js Version Upgrade (New Annual Release Model — Node.js 27+)

TypeScript Version Upgrade

MCP SDK Upgrade

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