Remove maxLength from MCP tool JSON schemas#114
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…'t seem to support it
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Some models/providers don't support the
maxLengthJSON Schema config option for limit string length (such as Sonnet 4.5 when run through Vertex, as when using Google Antigravity). This can cause the MCP server to completely break the AI agent.This fixes the problem by simply removing the
maxLengthconfig. We were using it to limit the length of service names (to match the back-end validation), but it's probably unlikely that users will hit the length limit often anyways, and if they do, they'll just get an error from the backend that explains the problem, and the LLM can retry: