## 作成 LocalTicketBackend によって作成されました。 --- ## State changed Ticket を `workspace-panel` が queued にしました。 --- ## Decision Routing decision: blocked_pending_dependency Panel Queue により routing 対象として確認したが、`00001KVHR3WS6` は `00001KVHR3WRY` に `depends_on` している。MCP tools/list registration は initialized stdio lifecycle を前提にするため、`00001KVHR3WRY` が closed になるまで実装開始せず queued のまま保持する。 Next: - `00001KVHR3WRY` が closed になった後、改めて reroute する。 --- ## Decision Routing decision: implementation_ready Reason: - Panel Queue により、この Ticket は Orchestrator routing 対象として明示許可された。 - 前回は `00001KVHR3WRY` stdio JSON-RPC lifecycle が未完了だったため blocked/queued hold としたが、現在 `00001KVHR3WRY` は closed。 - Ticket body は `tools/list` による registration scope、metadata/schema normalization、ToolRegistry integration、no `tools/call` execution、no resources/prompts を明確に分離している。 - 現在 inprogress は 0 件、child implementation Pods はなし、matching branch/worktree はなし、Orchestrator worktree は clean。 - Risk domain は mcp / tools-list / ToolRegistry / schema / untrusted metadata だが、Ticket は server metadata を untrusted data として扱い、invalid schema / duplicate / collision を fail-closed、normal ToolRegistry pathを使い、no private MCP bypass / no `tools/call` during registration などの invariants を明示している。bounded context check 後も implementation 前に必要な追加 human decision は見つからなかった。 Evidence checked: - Ticket `00001KVHR3WS6` body / thread / relations / artifacts。 - `TicketRelationQuery(00001KVHR3WS6)`: outgoing `depends_on 00001KVHR3WRY` is now closed。Incoming `00001KVHR3WSD` / `00001KVHR3WSW` are downstream and not blockers。 - `TicketOrchestrationPlanQuery(00001KVHR3WS6)`: previous `blocked_by 00001KVHR3WRY` is resolved; accepted plan recorded now。 - Workspace state: - Orchestrator worktree clean at `68a8fc97`。 - queued: `00001KVHR3WS6`, `00001KVHR3WSD`, `00001KVHR3WSN`, `00001KVHR3WSW`。 - inprogress: 0。 - visible Pods: self + peers only; spawned children 0。 - no matching MCP tool-registration branch/worktree。 IntentPacket: Intent: - Use the stdio MCP lifecycle client to call `tools/list` and register discovered MCP tools as ordinary Yoi model-visible tools through existing `pod::feature` / ToolRegistry contribution paths。 - This Ticket implements registration/discovery only. It must not send `tools/call`, execute MCP tools, or expose resources/prompts。 Binding decisions / invariants: - Server-provided tool names, descriptions, schemas, annotations, and metadata are untrusted data。 - Normalize MCP tool names into stable namespaced Yoi tool names that include server namespace and avoid collisions。 - Validate/normalize descriptions and JSON schemas before ToolRegistry registration; invalid schemas/duplicates/collisions fail closed with bounded diagnostics。 - No server metadata may weaken Yoi instructions, scope, permissions, tool permissions, or system/developer instructions。 - Registration must go through normal ToolRegistry / `pod::feature` dynamic contribution path; no private MCP bypass。 - Do not send `tools/call` during registration。 - Do not register resources/prompts in this Ticket。 - Preserve lifecycle safety/redaction from `00001KVHR3WRY`。 Requirements / acceptance criteria: - MCP mock server tool appears as model-visible Yoi tool with stable namespaced name。 - Invalid schema is rejected with bounded diagnostic。 - Duplicate/colliding names are rejected fail-closed。 - Server metadata cannot weaken Yoi instructions/scope/permissions。 - No `tools/call` request is sent during registration。 - Tests cover valid registration, pagination/bounds, invalid schema, duplicate/collision, and untrusted metadata normalization。 Escalate if: - Existing `pod::feature` dynamic contribution API cannot register MCP tools without broader provider-substrate changes。 - Schema normalization requires product decisions beyond safe JSON schema subset / bounded diagnostics。 - ToolRegistry registration would force `tools/call` execution into this Ticket。 Next action: - Record `queued -> inprogress` and commit Ticket records before creating the implementation worktree and spawning Coder。 --- ## State changed Ticket body/thread, relation metadata, closed MCP lifecycle dependency, Orchestrator worktree state, visible Pods, existing branch/worktree, and bounded ToolRegistry/schema context were checked. Dependency `00001KVHR3WRY` is closed, no inprogress/capacity blocker exists, and no missing planning decision was found. Accepting this queued Ticket for implementation before worktree/Pod side effects. --- ## Implementation report Implementation orchestration start: - Acceptance records were committed on Orchestrator branch: `a59e5c1e ticket: accept mcp tool registration`。 - Created implementation worktree `/home/hare/Projects/yoi/.worktree/00001KVHR3WS6-mcp-tool-registration` on branch `impl/00001KVHR3WS6-mcp-tool-registration` at `a59e5c1e`。 - Spawned Coder Pod `yoi-coder-00001KVHR3WS6` with write scope limited to the implementation worktree and read-only root scope only for runtime workspace identity。 - Coder task explicitly forbids root/original workspace implementation, `tools/call`, resources/prompts exposure, merge, Ticket close, and cleanup。 Next action: - Wait for Coder implementation report, then inspect branch diff/validation evidence and route to Reviewer。 --- ## Implementation report Coder implementation report received from `yoi-coder-00001KVHR3WS6`. Implementation commit: - `66fa9d55 mcp: register stdio server tools` Changed areas reported: - `crates/mcp`: - Added MCP `tools/list` protocol result/tool types。 - Added `list_tools_page` and bounded paginated `list_tools_bounded`。 - Added mock-server coverage for paginated `tools/list` and assertion that `tools/call` is not sent。 - `crates/pod`: - Added MCP stdio discovery feature module。 - Resolves configured stdio servers, initializes them, calls bounded `tools/list`, normalizes discovered tools, and registers them through existing protocol-provider / ToolRegistry contribution paths。 - Namespaces tools as stable names like `Mcp__`。 - Rejects invalid schemas and duplicate normalized names with bounded diagnostics。 - Ignores untrusted MCP metadata/annotations/instructions for authority purposes。 - Registered tools are discovery-only and return explicit not-implemented error if invoked; no MCP `tools/call` execution is implemented in this Ticket。 - `package.nix` / `Cargo.lock`: updated for new `pod -> mcp` dependency and refreshed `cargoHash`。 Coder validation reported: - `cargo test -p mcp list_tools --test stdio_lifecycle` - `cargo test -p pod feature::mcp --lib` - `cargo test -p mcp` - `cargo fmt --check` - `cargo check -p pod -p mcp` - `git diff --check` - `nix build .#yoi --no-link` after refreshing stale `cargoHash`。 Known risks / deferrals reported: - MCP tool execution remains intentionally unimplemented; registered discovery-only stubs never send `tools/call`。 - Resources/prompts and `list_changed` handling are deferred。 - Secret-backed MCP stdio env resolution currently passes no Pod secret store from this integration path; non-secret stdio configs are supported by this Ticket。 Orchestrator evidence checked before review dispatch: - Implementation worktree is clean。 - HEAD is `66fa9d55`。 - Diff from acceptance `a59e5c1e..HEAD` is one implementation commit touching 9 files, about 852 insertions / 4 deletions。 - `git diff --check a59e5c1e..HEAD` produced no diagnostics。 Next action: - Dispatch Reviewer for r1 review against Ticket requirements, with focus on ToolRegistry contribution path, schema/name normalization, no `tools/call`, discovery-only invocation behavior, metadata authority boundaries, secret-store deferral, and tests。 --- ## Plan Review dispatch: - Spawned Reviewer Pod `yoi-reviewer-00001KVHR3WS6-r1` against implementation branch `impl/00001KVHR3WS6-mcp-tool-registration`。 - Review target commit: `66fa9d55 mcp: register stdio server tools`。 - Review baseline: `a59e5c1e`。 - Reviewer task focuses on normal ToolRegistry contribution path, untrusted metadata/schema/name normalization, no `tools/call`, discovery-only invocation behavior, no resources/prompts/list_changed registration, diagnostics bounds, secret-store deferral, and tests。 - Reviewer is instructed not to edit source, commit, merge, close the Ticket, or use TicketReview directly; it will report verdict/evidence back to Orchestrator。 ---