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bc-version: [all]
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domain: mcp
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keywords: [mcp-server, verification, session-start]
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technologies: [al]
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countries: [w1]
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application-area: [all]
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---
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# MCP server availability must be verified at session start
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## Description
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When an MCP server is configured in `.mcp.json`, the agent must at session start verify
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that the server's tools appear in the active deferred-tools list. If they are missing,
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the agent must name the missing server and stop MCP-dependent work until the problem
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is resolved or a workaround is chosen and declared.
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## Why
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MCP servers are started by the Claude Code harness when a session initializes. If a
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server fails to start — due to a startup error, a configuration problem, or a timing
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issue — its tools do not appear in the deferred-tools list. The harness does not report
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this failure explicitly. An agent that proceeds as if the tools are available will
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spend the session diagnosing what appears to be a tool-call error but is actually a
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server-startup failure.
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Early detection saves the entire session from misdirected debugging.
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## How to verify
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At session start, before using any MCP-dependent tool:
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1. Note which servers are configured in `.mcp.json`.
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2. Check whether each server's tools appear in the deferred-tools list
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(visible in the `system-reminder` block at session start).
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3. If a server's tools are absent: report it immediately.
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> "WARNING: MCP server '[name]' is configured in .mcp.json but its tools are not
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> registered in this session. MCP-dependent work for this server is paused.
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> Likely causes: startup error, missing config, or harness timeout. Diagnose before
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> continuing."
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4. Offer a diagnostic path: verify the server command runs without error,
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check configuration files, check for BOM or encoding issues in the server script.
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## What NOT to do
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- Do not proceed with MCP-dependent tasks assuming the tools will appear later.
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- Do not silently skip MCP steps without reporting why.
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- Do not attempt to call MCP tools whose server is not confirmed active.
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- Do not diagnose the absence as a tool-call error — diagnose it as a startup failure.
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## Applies to
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All CURABIS projects that configure MCP servers in `.mcp.json`.
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