feat(core): apply session tool and MCP selections to the running agent - #104
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`agent_config.tools` and `agent_config.mcp_servers` were accepted by the profile route and then dropped. They now persist to session metadata and reach `ToolManager`. The two fields merge independently, so a patch that supplies only MCP servers keeps the current builtin tool selection instead of stripping it. An empty array still clears its own half. `SessionService.update` resumes an inactive session first, and the selection is applied in one `setActiveTools` call so the replay record stays complete. MCP server names go through `mcpServerToolPattern`, which sanitizes the name the same way qualified tool names are built, so a server called `My Search` matches its own tools.
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 3 reviews per rolling hour; 2 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change persists tool and MCP server selections in session metadata. Session updates merge partial capability changes, resume inactive sessions, and synchronize active tools. Session conversion and resume logic restore the persisted selections. ChangesSession capability wiring
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change applies selected tools and MCP servers to the running agent, but MCP server-name sanitization can still cause tools from an unselected connected server to be enabled, creating a bounded tool-isolation risk that should receive owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SessionProfile
participant SessionAPIImpl
participant MainAgent
participant ToolManager
SessionProfile->>SessionAPIImpl: update agent_config
SessionAPIImpl->>SessionAPIImpl: merge capability fields
SessionAPIImpl->>MainAgent: resume inactive session
SessionAPIImpl->>ToolManager: patch active tools
ToolManager-->>SessionAPIImpl: synchronized active selection
SessionAPIImpl-->>SessionProfile: return updated session metadata
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packages/agent-core/test/services/session-service.test.ts (1)
826-836: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffReplace the double type assertions with typed test boundaries.
Lines 829 and 836 use
as unknown as Agentandas unknown as Sessionto bypass type checks. Extract narrow interfaces for the dependencies used byToolManagerandSessionAPIImpl, then construct structural test doubles against those interfaces.As per coding guidelines,
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In `@packages/agent-core/src/mcp/tool-naming.ts`:
- Around line 26-29: Update mcpServerToolPattern and the
ToolManager.isMcpToolEnabled selection flow so MCP server identity is compared
using the original selected server name and McpToolEntry.serverName, rather than
relying on the lossy sanitized/truncated glob. Preserve distinct servers even
when sanitized names or long-name prefixes collide, and add negative tests
covering both collision cases.
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In `@packages/agent-core/test/services/session-service.test.ts`:
- Around line 826-836: Replace the double assertions in the test setup for
ToolManager and the session test double with narrow structural interfaces
containing only the dependencies exercised by ToolManager and SessionAPIImpl.
Type the test objects directly against those interfaces, including records,
metadata, writeMetadata, ensureAgentResumed, and tools, and remove the as
unknown as Agent and as unknown as Session casts.
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| export function mcpServerToolPattern(serverName: string): string { | ||
| const prefix = `${MCP_NAME_PREFIX}${sanitizeMcpNamePart(serverName)}${MCP_NAME_SEPARATOR}`; | ||
| return `${prefix.slice(0, MAX_QUALIFIED_LENGTH - MAX_HASH_SUFFIX_LENGTH)}*`; | ||
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Do not use a lossy glob as the MCP server identity.
mcpServerToolPattern matches distinct server names that sanitize to the same value, such as foo/bar and foo?bar. It also matches long server names that share the first 49 sanitized characters. ToolManager.isMcpToolEnabled only checks the qualified tool name, so selecting one server can expose tools from another connected server.
Keep selected MCP server names as identities and compare them with McpToolEntry.serverName. Alternatively, reject ambiguous server names before persistence. Add negative tests for sanitized-name and truncated-prefix collisions.
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In `@packages/agent-core/src/mcp/tool-naming.ts` around lines 26 - 29, Update
mcpServerToolPattern and the ToolManager.isMcpToolEnabled selection flow so MCP
server identity is compared using the original selected server name and
McpToolEntry.serverName, rather than relying on the lossy sanitized/truncated
glob. Preserve distinct servers even when sanitized names or long-name prefixes
collide, and add negative tests covering both collision cases.
`@pymodel/agent-core` and `@pymodel/server` are both in the changeset ignore list, so a changeset naming only those produces an empty version diff and the release PR opens with no commits. Bump the app package instead, matching every other changeset that touches these packages.
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Related Issue
No issue. The problem is described below.
Problem
POST /sessions/{id}/profileacceptsagent_config.toolsandagent_config.mcp_servers, and then drops both. The values never reachedToolManager, so a client could set a tool selection, read it back as accepted, and see no change in agent behaviour.GET /sessions/{id}also never returned the two fields.What changed
ToolManager.patchActiveTools.mcp_serverskeeps the current builtin tool selection instead of clearing it. An empty array still clears its own half.SessionService.updateresumes an inactive session before the mutation, so a profile update no longer fails on a closed session.setActiveToolscall, so the replay record stays complete.mcpServerToolPatternhelper, which sanitizes the name the same way qualified tool names are built. A server namedMy Searchnow matches its own tools.GET /sessions/{id}returnsagent_config.toolsandagent_config.mcp_servers.Verified locally: 3602 agent-core tests, 512 server tests, both typechecks, and lint all pass. Every new test was mutation-checked — the merge, the partial application, the resume call, and the pattern sanitizing were each broken in turn to confirm the covering test goes red.
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