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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title is concise, scoped to the SDK, and accurately describes surfacing the authentication tool for needs-auth MCP servers. Description check The description follows the required template and covers the summary, impact, testing commands and results, skipped checks, and notes. It also documents known limitations and pre-existing failures. Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Risk Surface Disclosed Risk surface is disclosed. The diff adds an SDK MCP authentication tool and changes OAuth guidance for sessions that need a new session; it does not change discovery, PKCE, loopback handling, or token… No Hidden Policy Change No hidden policy change found. The diff is limited to the documented SDK behavior: expose the existing createMcpAuthToolonly forneeds-authclients, keep failed clients without tools, and tell SD…Full details: Risk Surface Disclosed
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Risk surface is disclosed. The diff adds an SDK MCP authentication tool and changes OAuth guidance for sessions that need a new session; it does not change discovery, PKCE, loopback handling, or token storage. The PR description states the default impact, documents the SDK session limitation, and reports pre-existing validation failures. No new blocker is identified.
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createMcpAuthToolonly forneeds-authclients, keep failed clients without tools, and tell SDK models to start a new session. The default CLI behavior remains unchanged becauserealToolsInCurrentContextdefaults totrue. The existing OAuth flow, permission decision (allow), telemetry, and network handling are unchanged. The product decision is explicit in the PR description and commit scope, not hidden in cleanup.
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Invoke the authentication tool and assert its authorization URL.
The test confirms that the tool is registered, but it does not exercise the user-visible result from calling mcp__gated__authenticate. Call the returned tool against the local server and assert that its result contains the expected auth_url. Clean up the pending OAuth flow after the assertion.
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Address review on Twigpine#2295. createMcpAuthTool's text promised that a needs-auth server's real tools "become available automatically" once the user authorizes. That is true on the CLI path, where the background continuation swaps them into appState.mcp.tools, but not on the SDK path: a v2 session connects its MCP servers once (v2.ts, self.mcpConnected) and never re-reads the tool pool, so the model would look for tools the session cannot offer. Add an optional realToolsInCurrentContext to createMcpAuthTool (default true, CLI unchanged) and pass false from connectSdkMcpServers, so the SDK tool tells the model to start a new session. The test asserts the wording. Refs Twigpine#2294
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smoke-and-tests (24.11.x) failed on "BashTool error output (Twigpine#1231) > user-cancel abort returns cancellation metadata without treating exit 1 as abort" with "this test timed out after 5000ms". That test is in src/tools/BashTool, which this PR does not touch; it passed in the (22) job of the same run, on the same test in the Twigpine#2253/Twigpine#2295 runs, and 3/3 locally. No source change - a re-run requires a new commit on a fork PR.
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An embedder hands mcpServers to a v2 session, a server answers 401, and system:init reports needs-auth. That is where it ended: connectSdkMcpServers kept tools only for a connected client, so the host was told the server needs authentication and given nothing that could act on it. The interactive CLI's /mcp is not available to an embedder. The CLI path already attaches the authenticate pseudo-tool for exactly this case (getMcpToolsCommandsAndResources). This adds the same branch to the SDK path, with the same expression: the model is told the server exists, calls mcp__<server>__authenticate, and receives a URL to hand the user. Nothing about discovery, PKCE, the loopback listener or token storage changes. The test uses a real local server rather than a stub of connectToServer, because needs-auth is not decided by the 401 alone: the MCP SDK walks RFC 9728 resource metadata, RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata and dynamic client registration first, and only then reports that a redirect is needed. A stub would assert our guess about that chain instead of the behaviour. Refs Twigpine#2294 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address review on Twigpine#2295. createMcpAuthTool's text promised that a needs-auth server's real tools "become available automatically" once the user authorizes. That is true on the CLI path, where the background continuation swaps them into appState.mcp.tools, but not on the SDK path: a v2 session connects its MCP servers once (v2.ts, self.mcpConnected) and never re-reads the tool pool, so the model would look for tools the session cannot offer. Add an optional realToolsInCurrentContext to createMcpAuthTool (default true, CLI unchanged) and pass false from connectSdkMcpServers, so the SDK tool tells the model to start a new session. The test asserts the wording. Refs Twigpine#2294
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connectSdkMcpServersnow returns theauthenticatepseudo-tool for aneeds-authclient, the same expression the CLI path already uses. One branch, no new API.mcpServers, watch a server answer 401, and readneeds-authfromsystem:init.mcp_servers— and then do nothing about it. The SDK path kept tools only for a connected client, so the pseudo-toolcreateMcpAuthToolbuilds was never created there, and/mcp(the only working auth path) is interactive CLI, unavailable to a host.This is proposal 1 from #2294. Proposal 2 in that issue — a host-facing
session.authenticateMcpServer(name)for a settings page with a "Sign in" button — has open design questions and is deliberately not here.Impact
needs-authclient is worth. Nothing about discovery, PKCE, the loopback listener or token storage changes —performMCPOAuthFlowand the token store stay where they are, and no host is invited to reimplement them.Testing
bun install --frozen-lockfile— cleanbun run typecheck— clean;bun run typecheck:type-tests— 10 files checkedbun run lint:any-budget—current=778 baseline=779bun run smoke— clean;bun run build— cleanbun run deadcode— exit 0, hints only, byte-identical to the same command on a cleanorigin/mainworktreenode bin/openclaude --version→0.33.0; same withNODE_DISABLE_COMPILE_CACHE=1bun run test:provider-recommendation— 167 passbun run security:pr-scan -- --base FETCH_HEAD --head HEAD— "no suspicious additions found"bun test src/entrypoints/sdk src/services/mcp— 213 pass, 1 skip, 0 fail. New filesrc/entrypoints/sdk/mcpNeedsAuth.test.ts— 2 pass. Mutation-checked: removing the new branch fails the first test.bun run checkwas not run to completion. Itstest:fullstage times out on this machine: shard 4/8 hits the 600 s limit aftersrc/components/agents/AgentRouteSelector.test.tsx› "typing a custom model id persists the full id on submit" fails. Reproduced on a cleanorigin/main(8c46032) worktree (4 pass, 1 fail there), so it is not from this change. Everythingcheckruns beforetest:full—lint:any-budget,smoke,deadcode— was run individually and is listed above.bun run test:provider— 1751 pass, 1 fail:src/services/api/claude.streamWatchdog.test.ts› "falls back when the top-level stream iterator never settles" (ENOENT … interruption-trace.jsonl). Also reproduced on the cleanorigin/mainworktree. Both look Windows-local; CI is the authority here.Notes
connectToServer, becauseneeds-authis not decided by the 401 alone: the MCP SDK walks RFC 9728 resource metadata, RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata and dynamic client registration before reporting that a redirect is needed. A stub would assert a guess about that chain instead of the behaviour. The stand-in server answers those three and never issues a token.v2.ts,self.mcpConnected), so even after a successful flow the server's real tools do not appear until a new session. Reconnecting in place is part of proposal 2 and is not addressed here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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