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Copilot AI commented Feb 14, 2026

Documents three P0 bugs discovered during MCP debugging and creates corresponding implementation tasks in SPECS/Workplan.md.

Bug Tracker Entries

  • BUG-T5: Empty-content tool results (result.content: []) skip structuredContent injection, violating strict MCP client expectations
  • BUG-T6: Web UI port collisions from orphaned wrapper processes create noisy bind failures that destabilize MCP startup
  • BUG-T7: Unsupported resources/* methods return tool-style result.isError payloads instead of standard JSON-RPC error envelopes

Implementation Tasks

  • FU-P13-T7: Fix transformation logic to inject structuredContent fallback for empty-content tool results
  • FU-P13-T8: Add deterministic collision handling for occupied Web UI ports (explicit error or safe fallback)
  • FU-P13-T9: Normalize unsupported non-tool method failures into canonical JSON-RPC error responses

All tasks are P0 priority and selectable via scripts/pick_next_task.py --list.


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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add P0 workplan bugs/tasks for MCP wrapper debug issues Add P0 workplan bugs/tasks for MCP wrapper debug issues Feb 14, 2026
Copilot AI requested a review from SoundBlaster February 14, 2026 16:23
Base automatically changed from codex/BUG-T3-webui-only-dashboard-mode to main February 14, 2026 17:34
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