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…nsion Closes nearai#6778. A discovered tool catalog is published per extension id, so on a server whose tool list depends on the credential the last discovery wins outright: one user's turn replaces another user's tools in the shared registry, and the model sees tools appear and disappear between turns while metadata crosses principals. Discovered packages now live in a `ScopedPackageOverlay` keyed by (tenant, user, thread), with a TTL, a bounded size, and negative entries so a provider that rejected a caller's credential is not re-probed every turn. Discovery runs at turn start under the caller's own scope and credential. The capability surface, grants, provider trust, dispatch and egress all read one overlaid view with global-registry fallback, so they cannot disagree about what the caller may see. Publishing is merge-based rather than replace-based (`merge_discovered_hosted_mcp_package`): fresh wins per capability id and the rest of the published catalog survives, which is what makes per-caller publication safe. A discovered tool whose id matches a manifest-declared capability also keeps that declaration's effects and permission, so discovery cannot downgrade a reviewed tool; host-internal connection templates are excluded from that adoption. Failures degrade instead of failing the turn: transient errors keep the last-good surface, permanent ones suppress the re-probe, and a rejected credential is treated as the caller's own auth problem. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MciaHokSWPNsR692c2cTw1
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WalkthroughThe change adds tenant/user/thread-scoped hosted-MCP discovery overlays. It refreshes catalogs at turn start, applies them to capability resolution and trust, injects credentials for discovered capabilities, and preserves other principals’ published tools. ChangesHosted-MCP scoped discovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change still risks exposing another caller’s hosted-MCP catalog, losing declared tools after restart, retaining staged credentials after cancellation, and degrading request latency or memory use. These issues should be resolved before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Turn
participant HostedMcpOverlayRefresher
participant ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts
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Turn->>HostedMcpOverlayRefresher: refresh_for_scope
HostedMcpOverlayRefresher->>ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts: stage credential and policy
HostedMcpOverlayRefresher->>ScopedPackageOverlay: cache discovered package
Turn->>ExtensionCapabilitySurface: resolve scoped capabilities
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In `@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/factory/production_backend_assembly.rs`:
- Line 1395: Rename the local binding assigned from
HostRuntimeServices::product_auth_provider_runtime_ports() from
product_auth_runtime_ports to hosted_mcp_overlay_runtime_ports, and update all
references in its surrounding scope while preserving the earlier
ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts binding.
In
`@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/runtime/capability_host/hosted_mcp_overlay.rs`:
- Around line 109-126: Bound aggregate turn-start discovery latency in the loop
handling eligible packages, rather than awaiting each refresh_one call serially
without a turn-level limit. Add one shared deadline around the refresh operation
or run independent package refreshes concurrently while preserving begin/finish
bookkeeping and distinct overlay-key updates.
- Around line 120-125: Replace the manual begin/finish pairing in
refresh_for_scope with an RAII single-flight guard that acquires the
(OverlayScope, ExtensionId) key and removes it in Drop, ensuring cancellation
during refresh_one releases the slot. Add a regression test that cancels
refresh_for_scope during discovery and verifies a subsequent call retries
discovery.
- Around line 276-283: Update negative_insert to sweep expired negative_until
entries before inserting and enforce the same hard maximum used by
ScopedPackageOverlay::evict_locked. Mirror that eviction behavior for the
(OverlayScope, ExtensionId) cache key, preserving the existing TTL and insertion
semantics.
- Around line 179-197: Create a
ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts::staged_handoff_guard before
stage_credential_requirement_once, retain it through hosted MCP discovery, and
rely on its Drop cleanup for success, errors, and async cancellation; remove any
cleanup that bypasses this guard. Add a production-caller regression test that
drops the refresh future after staging and verifies both credential and
network-policy stores are empty for the relevant scope and capability_id.
- Around line 304-306: Update hosted_mcp_discovery_network_policy to validate
credential.audience before copying it into allowed_targets, rejecting non-HTTPS
schemes while preserving the repository exception for literal loopback hosts.
Ensure credentialed hosted-MCP discovery never permits HTTP non-loopback
audiences through NetworkScheme.
- Line 93: The existing capability-host fixtures bypass
HostedMcpOverlayRefresher, so add a caller-level regression through
RefreshingLoopCapabilityPortFactory using HostedMcpDiscoveryNetworkScript.
Configure the real refresher, assert the first build exposes the discovered
tool, then assert a second build for the same scope reuses the fresh overlay
without issuing another discovery request. Keep cancellation and staged-secret
tests separate.
- Around line 232-237: Change the permanent per-user discovery failure log in
the hosted MCP overlay branch to use tracing::debug! instead of tracing::warn!,
preserving its fields and message.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/capability_surface.rs`:
- Around line 102-118: Update persistent approval resolution to use the
effective caller-scoped capability surface for the gate’s OverlayScope, rather
than looking up only active_capabilities via
ExtensionCapabilitySurface::capability(). Ensure overlay-only hosted-MCP
capabilities use their effective descriptor consistently with lease terms, and
add a production-caller regression test following the repository’s “Test through
the caller” rule.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/mcp.rs`:
- Line 96: Extend the existing RegistryMcpEgressPlanner::plan tests with
scoped-overlay regression coverage: omit the capability from global
configuration, provide it only through a matching ScopedPackageOverlay, and
assert credentials are injected for the matching scope but absent for a
nonmatching scope.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/product_lifecycle.rs`:
- Around line 1547-1552: In the activation flow around get_extension, only call
merge_discovered_hosted_mcp_package when is_hosted_http_mcp_package(&package) is
true; leave non-hosted packages unchanged while preserving the existing
published-package handling.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_registry/src/hosted_mcp_discovery.rs`:
- Around line 105-127: Update the hosted-MCP activation flow around the manifest
and capabilities merge so owner-specific discovery metadata remains scoped to
the requesting principal rather than inheriting entries from the global
published package. Ensure ActiveRegistryOperatorToolCatalog reads the
principal-scoped metadata view for tool IDs and descriptions, while retaining
the global package only for dispatch.
In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_registry/src/scoped_overlay.rs`:
- Around line 259-266: Refactor the scoped overlay entry storage used by
packages_for and view_for to key entries by OverlayScope with an inner HashMap
keyed by ExtensionId, so packages_for reads only the requested scope instead of
scanning all entries. Update insertion, lookup, and related accessors
consistently, while retaining full sweeps for eviction and extension-wide
removal; leave merged_snapshot behavior unchanged.
In `@crates/kernel/ironclaw_host_runtime/src/production.rs`:
- Around line 423-427: Add caller-level regression tests wired through
DefaultHostRuntime that construct ScopedPackageOverlay and exercise
with_scoped_overlay using distinct OverlayScope values. Verify caller A cannot
list or dispatch caller B’s capability through visible capabilities, invoke,
spawn, approval resume, auth resume, or resumed spawn, covering the production
path around scoped_snapshot.
In `@crates/kernel/ironclaw_host_runtime/src/services.rs`:
- Around line 328-345: Replace manual cleanup via discard_staged_discovery_state
with staged_handoff_guard(scope, capability_id) held across the entire
turn-start discovery and egress-await flow. Ensure the guard’s drop-based
cleanup runs on cancellation or panic, and remove the now-unneeded manual
discard method and call sites.
In `@crates/kernel/ironclaw_host_runtime/src/services/runtime_adapters.rs`:
- Around line 536-537: Add caller-level regression tests for McpRuntimeAdapter
dispatch using an executor that records McpExecutionRequest: verify a
matching-scope overlay supplies the discovered package capabilities, and a
different-scope overlay falls back to request.package. Cover the services.rs
with_scoped_overlay wiring rather than only direct binder input, while
preserving existing capability-ID and input assertions.
In `@docs/internal/plans/composition-pubuse.snapshot`:
- Line 33: Remove the `pub use local_skill_listing::{SkillListingSource,
SkillOwner, open_skill_listing_source};` entry from the composition API snapshot
so it matches the re-exports in `ironclaw_composition`’s `lib.rs` and the
snapshot comparison passes.
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| let shared_extension_registry = services.shared_extension_registry(); | ||
| let scoped_overlay = services.scoped_package_overlay(); | ||
| let product_auth_runtime_ports = services.product_auth_provider_runtime_ports(); |
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Rename the shadowing product_auth_runtime_ports binding.
HostRuntimeServices::product_auth_provider_runtime_ports() reads the resolver attached before line 815, so the account-aware projection is used. Line 1395 shadows the earlier ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts binding with an Option<ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts>. Rename it to hosted_mcp_overlay_runtime_ports.
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In `@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/factory/production_backend_assembly.rs`
at line 1395, Rename the local binding assigned from
HostRuntimeServices::product_auth_provider_runtime_ports() from
product_auth_runtime_ports to hosted_mcp_overlay_runtime_ports, and update all
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| /// Refresh the scope user's discovered surfaces for every eligible | ||
| /// hosted-MCP extension. Never fails the turn: every failure mode | ||
| /// degrades to the previous surface (last-good or static manifest). | ||
| pub(super) async fn refresh_for_scope(&self, scope: &ResourceScope) { |
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Add one caller-level regression for the successful-discovery cache.
.claude/rules/testing.md requires production-wired behavior to be tested through its nearest caller. RefreshingLoopCapabilityPortFactory invokes HostedMcpOverlayRefresher::refresh_for_scope, but the existing capability-host fixtures set hosted_mcp_overlay_refresher: None. Add one test through the real factory using HostedMcpDiscoveryNetworkScript. Assert that the first build exposes the discovered tool, and that a second build for the same scope does not issue another discovery request while the overlay is fresh. Keep cancellation and staged-secret scenarios separate from this regression.
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In
`@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/runtime/capability_host/hosted_mcp_overlay.rs`
at line 93, The existing capability-host fixtures bypass
HostedMcpOverlayRefresher, so add a caller-level regression through
RefreshingLoopCapabilityPortFactory using HostedMcpDiscoveryNetworkScript.
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| self.runtime_ports.stage_network_policy_once( | ||
| scope, | ||
| capability_id, | ||
| hosted_mcp_discovery_network_policy(package), | ||
| ); | ||
| let discovery = tokio::time::timeout( | ||
| TURN_DISCOVERY_TIMEOUT, | ||
| discover_hosted_mcp_package( | ||
| package, | ||
| // Per-turn refresh has no resolved manifest at hand; the host | ||
| // ceiling is the same bound the lane enforces anyway. | ||
| TURN_DISCOVERY_MAX_TOOLS, | ||
| scope.clone(), | ||
| self.runtime_ports.runtime_http_egress(), | ||
| ), | ||
| ) | ||
| .await; | ||
| self.runtime_ports | ||
| .discard_staged_discovery_state(scope, capability_id); |
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Guard staged handoffs for cancellation.
ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts::staged_handoff_guard must be created before stage_credential_requirement_once. Hold it through discovery so its Drop cleanup revokes both one-shot credentials and network policy on success, error, and async cancellation.
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async fn refresh_one(
&self,
scope: &ResourceScope,
owner: &OverlayScope,
package: &ExtensionPackage,
capability_id: &CapabilityId,
requirement: &RuntimeCredentialRequirement,
) {
+ let _handoff_guard = self
+ .runtime_ports
+ .staged_handoff_guard(scope.clone(), capability_id.clone());
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match self
.runtime_ports
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- .discard_staged_discovery_state(scope, capability_id);Add a production-caller regression test that drops the refresh future after staging and asserts both stores are empty for (scope, capability_id).
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In
`@crates/app/ironclaw_composition/src/runtime/capability_host/hosted_mcp_overlay.rs`
around lines 179 - 197, Create a
ProductAuthProviderRuntimePorts::staged_handoff_guard before
stage_credential_requirement_once, retain it through hosted MCP discovery, and
rely on its Drop cleanup for success, errors, and async cancellation; remove any
cleanup that bypasses this guard. Add a production-caller regression test that
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| pub fn packages_for(&self, owner: &OverlayScope) -> Vec<Arc<ExtensionPackage>> { | ||
| self.entries | ||
| .read() | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .filter(|((entry_owner, _), _)| entry_owner == owner) | ||
| .map(|(_, entry)| Arc::clone(&entry.package)) | ||
| .collect() | ||
| } |
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Make scoped overlay lookup owner-local. Hosted-MCP JSON-RPC planning calls view_for per egress plan, and view_for calls packages_for, which scans up to MAX_OVERLAY_ENTRIES entries under the read lock. Key entries by OverlayScope with an inner HashMap<ExtensionId, OverlayEntry> so lookup scans only the requested scope. Keep full sweeps in eviction and extension-wide removal; merged_snapshot is a separate host-runtime path.
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In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_registry/src/scoped_overlay.rs` around
lines 259 - 266, Refactor the scoped overlay entry storage used by packages_for
and view_for to key entries by OverlayScope with an inner HashMap keyed by
ExtensionId, so packages_for reads only the requested scope instead of scanning
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| let registry = self.scoped_snapshot( | ||
| &context.resource_scope.tenant_id, | ||
| &context.resource_scope.user_id, | ||
| context.resource_scope.thread_id.as_ref(), | ||
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crates/AGENTS.md requires caller-level regression tests for production-wired behavior. No host-runtime test constructs ScopedPackageOverlay or exercises with_scoped_overlay through DefaultHostRuntime. Add tests with distinct OverlayScope values. Assert that caller A cannot list or dispatch caller B’s capability through visible capabilities, invoke, spawn, approval resume, auth resume, and resumed spawn.
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| pub fn discard_staged_discovery_state( | ||
| &self, | ||
| scope: &ResourceScope, | ||
| capability_id: &CapabilityId, | ||
| ) { | ||
| self.network_policy_store | ||
| .discard_for_capability(scope, capability_id); | ||
| if let Err(error) = self | ||
| .secret_injection_store | ||
| .discard_for_capability(scope, capability_id) | ||
| { | ||
| tracing::debug!( | ||
| error = ?error, | ||
| capability_id = %capability_id, | ||
| "failed to discard staged discovery secret material" | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Use staged_handoff_guard for turn-start discovery.
The caller awaits egress before manual cleanup. Cancellation or panic during that await skips discard_staged_discovery_state, leaving staged secrets resident. This violates the staged-secret cleanup invariant. Hold staged_handoff_guard(scope, capability_id) across discovery and remove the manual discard method.
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| let discovered = self.discovered_package(&request.scope, request.capability_id); | ||
| let package = discovered.as_deref().unwrap_or(request.package); |
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services.rs wires McpRuntimeAdapter with with_scoped_overlay, but mcp_runtime_adapter.rs only constructs it with from_executor. The existing binder test passes a discovered package directly and records only the capability ID and input. It does not cover overlay selection or scope fallback. Under the crates/**/AGENTS.md caller-level test invariant, add two dispatch cases with an executor that records McpExecutionRequest: a matching-scope overlay must provide the discovered capabilities, while a different-scope overlay must preserve request.package.
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Three defects in the turn-start refresher, all found in review: - The single-flight slot was released by an explicit `finish` after the await. A turn future dropped mid-await — abort, disconnect, shutdown — skipped it, pinning `(caller, extension)` in `in_flight` for the process lifetime. Every later turn for that caller then short-circuited and never re-discovered, so it stayed on its last-good surface until restart. `tokio::time::timeout` does not cover this: it bounds the inner discovery, not the outer drop. Release from an RAII guard instead. - Only each call was bounded, not the turn. With N eligible providers all slow, turn start blocked for N x `TURN_DISCOVERY_TIMEOUT` before the capability port was built. Add one turn-level budget; packages past it keep their last-good surface, exactly as a per-call timeout leaves them. - The permanent-failure branch used `warn!`, which corrupts the REPL/TUI per the repo's logging rule. Use `debug!`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MciaHokSWPNsR692c2cTw1
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| let deadline = tokio::time::Instant::now() + TURN_DISCOVERY_BUDGET; | ||
| for (package, capability_id, requirement) in eligible { | ||
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Cap each discovery call by the remaining turn budget.
At Line 120, the deadline is checked only before refresh_one. A call that starts with less than 8 seconds remaining still waits for TURN_DISCOVERY_TIMEOUT. For example, a second provider can start at 8 seconds and complete near 16 seconds. This violates the 12-second aggregate ceiling and delays capability-port construction.
Pass the remaining deadline duration into refresh_one. Use it to cap the discovery timeout with min(TURN_DISCOVERY_TIMEOUT, remaining). Add a caller-level regression that proves a late provider retains its last-good surface without extending turn start past the budget.
Proposed fix
- self.refresh_one(scope, &owner, &package, &capability_id, &requirement)
+ let remaining = deadline.saturating_duration_since(tokio::time::Instant::now());
+ self.refresh_one(
+ scope,
+ &owner,
+ &package,
+ &capability_id,
+ &requirement,
+ remaining,
+ )
.await;- let discovery = tokio::time::timeout(
- TURN_DISCOVERY_TIMEOUT,
+ let discovery = tokio::time::timeout(
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at line 120, Update the discovery flow around the deadline check and refresh_one
so each call receives the remaining turn-budget duration and caps its timeout at
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…tive Two defects that only appear once catalogs are keyed per caller: - `SnapshotToolResolver` resolved a capability id only through the static `capability_owner` map, so a DISCOVERED tool that exists solely in the caller's overlay failed dispatch with `unknown_capability` even though the model could see it. A hosted-MCP extension's capability adapter is per-extension and derives the wire tool name from the request's capability id, so any `<provider>.<tool>` of an active hosted-MCP provider dispatches through that provider's one adapter; authorization still gates which ids a caller may use. - `effective_resolved_for_package` replaced the declared tool set with whatever the discovering caller saw, and that result is the installation's ONE persisted catalog. A discovery run with a credential entitled to a subset therefore deleted the rest permanently, for every member of the installation. Observed on a deployment: an installation declaring nine tools was reduced to the single tool a worker credential can see, and the concierge surface lost every tool it had. Merge instead: discovered entries win per capability id (they carry the live schema), model-visible declared entries the caller did not see survive, and discovered-only entries are appended within `max_tools` — the ceiling bounds what a remote server may inject, so it is spent on discovered-only entries and never drops a manifest-declared one. The `[mcp]` discovery template is HostInternal and is still dropped once discovery has run. A manifest with no declared tools — the user-registered/virtual shape, whose catalog only ever comes from discovery — keeps the plain replace. `a_partial_discovery_does_not_delete_the_declared_catalog` is the regression. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MciaHokSWPNsR692c2cTw1
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- Line 289: Update the partial Materialized + InlineDynamic discovery flow
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| let mut resolved = ResolvedExtensionManifest { | ||
| tools: package.manifest.capabilities.clone(), | ||
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Preserve schemas for retained tools during partial dynamic discovery.
A partial Materialized + InlineDynamic discovery now retains absent declared tools in resolved.tools, but dynamic_input_schemas still records only package.capabilities. On restart, rebuild_package_from_resolved selects the inline-dynamic path and requires schemas for every retained tool. It then fails for each retained-but-undiscovered tool.
Preserve a reconstructible hybrid schema representation, or rebuild retained static tools through their manifest references. Add a regression that performs partial InlineDynamic discovery, persists the effective manifest, and rebuilds it.
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In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/generic_host.rs` at line 289,
Update the partial Materialized + InlineDynamic discovery flow around
merged_effective_tools and dynamic_input_schemas so retained declared tools keep
reconstructible schemas, or are rebuilt from manifest references instead of
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Follow-up to the catalog merge in this PR, found by the activation tests. Rebuilding an inline-dynamic package fails closed when a declared capability has no admitted schema. Carrying a declared-but-undiscovered tool therefore left it schema-less and the extension stopped activating at all — worse than the tool loss the merge exists to prevent. A tool is now carried only when the stored record already holds a schema for it from an earlier discovery, or when schemas resolve from the manifest's own `$ref`s. A tool that has never been discovered is not invented. The stored schema map is merged rather than replaced, so a carried tool keeps the schema that made carrying it safe, and entries for tools no longer in the catalog are pruned. Also in this PR's own area: - `ExtensionCapabilitySurfaceSource` goes back to an enum. Making it a struct so one value could hold the management port and the caller's overlay turned a test-only variant into a test-only field, which grows a shrink-only debt ratchet. The overlay rides in the `Management` variant instead. - `HostedMcpOverlayRefresher` is frozen alongside its hosted-MCP siblings in the deployment-mode typename ratchet: it names the server, not a tier. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MciaHokSWPNsR692c2cTw1
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| let has_schema = |id: &ironclaw_host_api::ids::CapabilityId| { | ||
| !captures_dynamic_schemas | ||
| || base | ||
| .mcp | ||
| .as_ref() | ||
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Preserve manifest-referenced tools during the first partial discovery.
When captures_dynamic_schemas is true, has_schema accepts only a schema from an earlier discovery. On the first partial InlineDynamic discovery, that map is empty. The merge therefore deletes every omitted declared tool, even when its manifest has a valid input_schema_ref.
The added partial-discovery test uses ExtensionPackage::from_manifest, so it selects ManifestRefs and does not exercise this branch. Preserve a hybrid schema source or materialize the referenced schemas before this merge. Add a regression that runs discovery, persistence, and rebuild with two declared tools and one discovered tool.
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In `@crates/extensions/ironclaw_extension_host/src/generic_host.rs` around lines
350 - 355, The has_schema closure in the partial discovery merge must also
accept manifest-referenced schemas when captures_dynamic_schemas is true, rather
than relying only on previously discovered dynamic schemas. Preserve omitted
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On a hosted-MCP server whose tool list depends on the credential, users overwrite each other's tools. The discovered catalog is published per extension id — one shared slot — so the most recent discovery wins outright:
The model watches tools appear and disappear between turns, and one caller's tool metadata is visible to another. Closes #6778.
Evidence
From a deployment running this change, per turn, two providers in the same run:
The second line is the degradation path: the caller has no credential for that provider, so it is skipped and the turn completes normally rather than failing or publishing an empty catalog over someone else's.
merged_discovery_keeps_other_principals_catalogis the unit-level version of the same property.What changed
ScopedPackageOverlayholds discovered packages keyed by(tenant, user, thread), with a TTL, a bounded size, and negative entries so a provider that rejected a caller's credential is not re-probed every turn.default_permission, so discovery cannot downgrade a reviewed tool. Host-internal connection templates are excluded — they are plumbing, not a grant.Verify
RUST_MIN_STACKis needed for the composition suite regardless of this change.Risk
Callers with no overlay entry fall back to the global registry, so a deployment with a single principal per extension behaves as before. Rollback is a revert; the overlay is in-memory, nothing is persisted in a new shape, and there is no migration.
Not covered: the overlay is per-process. A multi-process deployment discovers per process rather than sharing one cache — correct, just not shared.
This merges the catalog-merge change (previously #8083, now closed) into the fix that needs it, since reviewing them apart meant reading the merge without the caller that makes it necessary.
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