Prefer context7 for MCP spec lookups, drop hardcoded version#5805
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Hardcoding the 2025-11-25 date meant this agent would silently point at a superseded spec once a new stable release ships, and one of its fallback URLs (basic/security_best_practices) had already gone dead after a doc restructure. Resolve the current version and page set dynamically instead: try context7 first (it mints a new pinned library per release), fall back to WebFetch with the unversioned spec index and sitemap.xml as self-correcting sources of truth. Closes #5804 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The
mcp-protocol-expertagent hardcoded the2025-11-25MCP spec date, so itwould silently point at a superseded spec once a new stable release ships, and
one of its fallback URLs had already gone dead after a doc restructure. This
makes its spec lookups self-correcting (relevant to the protocol-currency epic
#5743).
release), falling back to WebFetch against the unversioned spec index and
sitemap.xml.Closes #5804
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Test plan
Reviewed the updated agent instructions; change is limited to
.claude/agents/mcp-protocol-expert.md(no code or build surface).Does this introduce a user-facing change?
No.
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