fix(mcp): Cursor Streamable HTTP on /sse (no more -32602) - #34
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Cursor probes the configured SSE URL with Streamable HTTP first. A GET-only /sse route 405'd that probe, the SSE fallback went stale, and tools/call surfaced as -32602. Rewrite POST/DELETE /sse to /mcp. Map the adapter PAT onto GH_TOKEN and let PR tools take an explicit repo. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds SSE-to-MCP request rewriting, validates MCP initialization, and adds optional repository selection to pull-request APIs and tools. GitHub CLI authentication now maps personal access tokens to ChangesMCP transport compatibility
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes Cursor's Streamable HTTP routing and expands PR tool configuration, but two bounded issues remain: the e2e check can accept a failed profile call, and trailing-slash /sse/ requests may be routed incorrectly. The change is mergeable with explicit owner follow-up on these validation and routing cases. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MCPClient
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MCPClient->>StreamableHttpOnSseMiddleware: POST /sse
StreamableHttpOnSseMiddleware->>CombinedMCPApplication: Rewrite request as POST /mcp
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In `@scripts/e2e-mcp.sh`:
- Around line 55-61: Update the kater_profiles validation in the
session.call_tool flow to require not profiles.is_error in addition to the
existing response-text checks. Keep the current profiles_text diagnostic output
and success conditions unchanged.
In `@src/kater/mcp/transport.py`:
- Around line 36-43: Update the SSE-to-streamable rewrite so scope["path"]
appends the original suffix after _SSE_ROOT instead of always using
_STREAMABLE_ROOT, preserving trailing slashes for POST and DELETE requests. Keep
raw_path suffix handling consistent, and add coverage for /sse/ plus encoded
trailing-slash variants.
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| profiles = await session.call_tool("kater_profiles", {}) | ||
| profiles_text = profiles.content[0].text if profiles.content else "" | ||
| check( | ||
| "MCP tools/call kater_profiles", | ||
| "profiles" in profiles_text and "Error executing tool" not in profiles_text, | ||
| profiles_text[:120], | ||
| ) |
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In the MCP Python SDK, CallToolResult is a class defined in mcp.types used to encapsulate the result of a tool execution [1][2]. The is_error field (accessed as is_error in Python, mapping to isError in the JSON-RPC protocol) is a boolean flag that indicates whether the tool execution resulted in an error [3][4][1]. Key characteristics and usage: 1. Purpose: Setting is_error=True allows a server to report a "Tool Execution Error" (e.g., business logic errors, API failures, or invalid input data) back to the client [4][5]. This allows the LLM to perceive the error and potentially attempt corrective actions or retry, unlike protocol-level errors (such as MCPError) which cause the entire tool call request to fail [3][5]. 2. Default Value: The field defaults to False [1]. 3. How to use it: - Automated Handling: If you use the high-level FastMCP server or the @mcp.tool() decorator, you generally do not need to construct CallToolResult manually. Simply raising an exception inside your tool function will cause the SDK's low-level server to automatically catch the exception and return a CallToolResult with is_error=True and the error message placed in the content field [3][1]. - Manual Construction: When using the low-level Server API, you may return a CallToolResult object directly [1][2]. In this case, you can explicitly set the is_error flag: python from mcp.types import CallToolResult, TextContent return CallToolResult( is_error=True, content=[TextContent(type="text", text="An error occurred.")] ) 4. Important Considerations: - Schema Validation: Recent updates to the Python SDK (e.g., PR #2508) ensure that when is_error is True, any configured outputSchema validation is skipped [6]. This prevents the SDK from erroneously raising a validation error when a tool returns an error result instead of the expected structured output [6][7]. - Content: While is_error=True is intended to signal failure, it can carry content (text or otherwise) to explain the failure to the model [4][8]. For official technical documentation and examples, refer to the MCP Python SDK Error Handling guide [3].
Citations:
- 1: https://agentcat.com/guides/error-handling-custom-mcp-servers/
- 2: https://pypi.org/project/mcp/2.0.0a1/
- 3: https://py.sdk.modelcontextprotocol.io/v2/servers/handling-errors/
- 4: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-06-18/server/tools
- 5: https://modelcontextprotocol.info/docs/concepts/tools/
- 6: fix: skip outputSchema validation when CallToolResult.is_error=True modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk#2508
- 7: [v1.x] Server-side outputSchema validation blocks tool error reporting (isError: true) modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk#2429
- 8: No way to set isError=True for arbitrary tool result content modelcontextprotocol/python-sdk#348
Check the MCP tool error flag.
A failed kater_profiles call can still contain "profiles" without "Error executing tool". Require not profiles.is_error before accepting the result.
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In `@scripts/e2e-mcp.sh` around lines 55 - 61, Update the kater_profiles
validation in the session.call_tool flow to require not profiles.is_error in
addition to the existing response-text checks. Keep the current profiles_text
diagnostic output and success conditions unchanged.
| if path.rstrip("/") == _SSE_ROOT and method in _STREAMABLE_METHODS: | ||
| scope = dict(scope) | ||
| scope["path"] = _STREAMABLE_ROOT | ||
| raw = scope.get("raw_path") | ||
| suffix = b"" | ||
| if isinstance(raw, (bytes, bytearray)) and raw.startswith(b"/sse"): | ||
| suffix = bytes(raw[4:]) | ||
| scope["raw_path"] = _STREAMABLE_ROOT.encode("ascii") + suffix |
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if [ -f tests/test_mcp_transport.py ]; then
sed -n '1,260p' tests/test_mcp_transport.py
else
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source = Path("src/kater/mcp/transport.py").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
namespace = {
"_SSE_ROOT": "/sse",
"_STREAMABLE_ROOT": "/mcp",
"_STREAMABLE_METHODS": frozenset({"POST", "DELETE"}),
}
exec(compile(source[source.index("_SSE_ROOT"):source.index("\n\ndef combine_mcp_transports")], "transport_fragment", "exec"), namespace)
class Capture:
def __init__(self):
self.scope = None
async def __call__(self, scope, receive, send):
self.scope = scope
import asyncio
async def probe(path, raw_path, method="POST"):
capture = Capture()
middleware = namespace["StreamableHttpOnSseMiddleware"](capture)
scope = {
"type": "http",
"method": method,
"path": path,
"raw_path": raw_path,
}
async def receive():
return {"type": "http.request", "body": b"", "more_body": False}
async def send(_message):
return None
await middleware(scope, receive, send)
return capture.scope
for path, raw in [
("/sse", b"/sse"),
("/sse/", b"/sse/"),
("/sse/", b"/sse%2F"),
("/sse/", b"/sse%2f"),
]:
result = asyncio.run(probe(path, raw))
print(path, raw, "=>", result["path"], result["raw_path"])
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In the ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) HTTP connection scope, the path and raw_path keys serve distinct purposes regarding how the request URL is presented to the application [1][2]. path The path is a Unicode string [1][3]. It represents the HTTP request target (excluding the query string) with all percent-encoded sequences and UTF-8 byte sequences decoded into characters [1][4]. Because the underlying web server or intermediate proxies often perform this decoding automatically, the ASGI specification defines this as a fully decoded Unicode string to provide a consistent interface for applications [1][3]. raw_path The raw_path is a byte string (bytes) containing the original HTTP path component exactly as received by the web server, without any decoding of percent-encoded sequences [1][4]. Providing raw_path is optional; some web server implementations may be unable to provide it, in which case the value defaults to None [1][2]. It exists to allow applications or middleware to handle cases where the distinction between encoded characters (such as %2F vs /) is significant and must be preserved [5][6]. Summary Table Key | Type | Description --- | --- | --- path | Unicode string | Fully decoded (percent-encoded and UTF-8 sequences converted to characters) [1][3]. raw_path | Byte string | Original, unmodified byte sequence as received by the server (optional) [1][2]. Because the raw_path is an optional field and depends on the capabilities of the specific web server or proxy layer, applications should be designed to handle it being None [1][6]. [1][4][2][3]
Citations:
- 1: https://asgi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/specs/www.html
- 2: https://github.com/django/asgiref/blob/master/specs/www.rst
- 3: https://dokk.org/documentation/django-asgiref/3.3.4/specs/www/
- 4: https://asgi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/specs/www.html
- 5: Provide raw path / URI django/asgiref#87
- 6: Provide the un-%-decoded path django/asgiref#51
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source = Path("src/kater/mcp/transport.py").read_text(encoding="utf-8")
start = source.index("_SSE_ROOT")
end = source.index("\n\ndef combine_mcp_transports")
namespace = {"Any": Any}
exec(compile(source[start:end], "transport_fragment", "exec"), namespace)
class Capture:
def __init__(self):
self.scope = None
async def __call__(self, scope, receive, send):
self.scope = scope
async def probe(path, raw_path, method="POST"):
capture = Capture()
middleware = namespace["StreamableHttpOnSseMiddleware"](capture)
scope = {
"type": "http",
"method": method,
"path": path,
"raw_path": raw_path,
}
async def receive():
return {"type": "http.request", "body": b"", "more_body": False}
async def send(_message):
return None
await middleware(scope, receive, send)
return capture.scope
for path, raw in [
("/sse", b"/sse"),
("/sse/", b"/sse/"),
("/sse/", b"/sse%2F"),
("/sse/", b"/sse%2f"),
]:
result = asyncio.run(probe(path, raw))
print(f"{path!r} {raw!r} => path={result['path']!r}, raw_path={result['raw_path']!r}")
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Preserve the suffix in scope["path"].
For POST or DELETE /sse/, the middleware forwards path="/mcp" but raw_path=b"/mcp/". Preserve path[len(_SSE_ROOT):] in scope["path"], and add coverage for /sse/ and encoded trailing slashes.
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In `@src/kater/mcp/transport.py` around lines 36 - 43, Update the
SSE-to-streamable rewrite so scope["path"] appends the original suffix after
_SSE_ROOT instead of always using _STREAMABLE_ROOT, preserving trailing slashes
for POST and DELETE requests. Keep raw_path suffix handling consistent, and add
coverage for /sse/ plus encoded trailing-slash variants.
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| def _pr_client(repo: str = "") -> GitHubPRClient: | ||
| """PR client pinned to ``repo`` or ``KATER_PR_REPO``.""" | ||
| return GitHubPRClient(repo=repo.strip() or None) | ||
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📝 Info: CLI pr list kreeg geen --repo, in tegenstelling tot gate/merge
pr_list_tool accepteert nu een repo-argument en de REST-route geeft die door (src/kater/api/routes.py:854-856), en de CLI-commando's pr gate en pr merge kregen een --repo optie. pr_list_command blijft pr_list_tool(state=state, limit=limit) aanroepen zonder repo-optie, dus via de CLI is lijstweergave nog alleen op KATER_PR_REPO te richten. Onvolledige doorvoering van de transformatie; geen foutgedrag, maar inconsistent voor operators.
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The explicit GroepOnline handle in the unit test tripped the public-repo org-leak scanner. The behaviour under test is unchanged. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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A negotiated Streamable session still GET /sse with mcp-session-id; that must land on /mcp, not a fresh legacy SSE stream. Merge now uses the same explicit repo pin as gate/status so write-path cannot silently target KATER_PR_REPO. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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🟡 API-documentatie mist het nieuwe repository-veld bij het samenvoegen van een pull request
Het nieuwe repository-veld dat de merge-endpoint nu accepteert (body.get("repo", ...) in src/kater/api/routes.py:922) staat niet in de gepubliceerde API-beschrijving, terwijl de andere PR-endpoints dat wel kregen, zodat clients die op die beschrijving vertrouwen het veld niet kennen.
Impact: Gebruikers en gegenereerde clients kunnen niet zien dat ze bij samenvoegen een andere repository kunnen opgeven.
Mechanisme: OpenAPI requestBody voor /api/pr/{number}/merge niet bijgewerkt
In src/kater/openapi_spec.py:684-711 blijft het requestBody-schema voor /api/pr/{number}/merge beperkt tot expected_head_sha en actor, en er is geen repo-queryparameter opgenomen, terwijl _pr_repo_param() wel is toegevoegd aan /api/pr/list, /api/pr/{number}/status en /api/pr/{number}/gate. De route leest repo uit body én query (src/kater/api/routes.py:922).
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De POST-route /api/pr/{number}/merge accepteert sinds deze PR een repo-waarde uit de JSON-body en als fallback uit de query (src/kater/api/routes.py:922), maar de OpenAPI-definitie in src/kater/openapi_spec.py voor dat pad is niet bijgewerkt: het requestBody-schema noemt alleen expected_head_sha en actor, en er is geen repo-queryparameter opgenomen. Voeg repo toe aan het body-schema (en eventueel _pr_repo_param() aan parameters) zodat de spec overeenkomt met het gedrag, consistent met /api/pr/list, /status en /gate.
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| if rewrite: | ||
| scope = dict(scope) | ||
| scope["path"] = _STREAMABLE_ROOT | ||
| raw = scope.get("raw_path") | ||
| suffix = b"" | ||
| if isinstance(raw, (bytes, bytearray)) and raw.startswith(b"/sse"): | ||
| suffix = bytes(raw[4:]) | ||
| scope["raw_path"] = _STREAMABLE_ROOT.encode("ascii") + suffix |
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🟡 Nieuwe MCP-verbindingen krijgen eerst een omleiding in plaats van direct antwoord
Het verzoek wordt naar het pad /mcp zonder afsluitende slash gestuurd (scope["path"] = _STREAMABLE_ROOT in src/kater/mcp/transport.py:49) terwijl de MCP-route alleen op /mcp/ reageert, zodat de client eerst een omleiding terugkrijgt in plaats van meteen een antwoord.
Impact: Clients die bij een omleiding hun verzoekinhoud niet opnieuw meesturen, krijgen alsnog geen werkende verbinding.
Mechanisme: Starlette Mount vereist een afsluitende slash, waardoor redirect_slashes een 307 teruggeeft
De streamable-HTTP-app registreert de handler als Mount("/mcp", app=handle_streamable_http). Starlette compileert voor een Mount de regex uit path + "/{path:path}", dus ^/mcp/(?P<path>.*)$ — het pad /mcp matcht niet. De router valt dan terug op redirect_slashes en stuurt een RedirectResponse (307) naar /mcp/.
De test tests/test_mcp_transport.py:105-137 ziet dit niet omdat TestClient standaard redirects volgt (en httpx bij 307 methode en body herhaalt). In productie betekent het per POST/DELETE/GET-rewrite een extra round-trip, en elke client die 307 niet met body herhaalt faalt nog steeds — precies het scenario dat deze PR wil oplossen.
Rewrite naar /mcp/ (pad én raw_path) laat de Mount direct matchen.
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De middleware in src/kater/mcp/transport.py herschrijft POST/DELETE (en GET met mcp-session-id) op /sse naar het pad /mcp. De streamable-HTTP-app van FastMCP registreert de handler echter als Mount("/mcp", ...); Starlette's Mount matcht alleen paden die met /mcp/ beginnen (regex uit path + "/{path:path}"). Het herschreven pad /mcp matcht dus geen route en Starlette's redirect_slashes stuurt een 307 naar /mcp/. Gevolg: een extra round-trip, en clients die bij 307 de body niet opnieuw sturen krijgen alsnog geen werkende Streamable-HTTP-sessie. Overweeg om zowel scope["path"] als scope["raw_path"] naar /mcp/ te herschrijven (met behoud van eventuele suffix), en pas de verwachting in tests/test_mcp_transport.py aan.
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| def pr_merge_tool( | ||
| number: int, expected_head_sha: str = "", actor: str = "", repo: str = "" | ||
| ) -> dict[str, Any]: | ||
| """Gate-then-merge a PR (§6 write-path). Requires a PASS gate and a nonempty | ||
| pinned expected head SHA; refuses the merge otherwise and records it in | ||
| the audit trail. Empty ``expected_head_sha`` is always a hard reject. | ||
| """ | ||
| return merge_pr(number, expected_head_sha=expected_head_sha, actor=actor) | ||
| return merge_pr( | ||
| number, expected_head_sha=expected_head_sha, actor=actor, repo=repo | ||
| ) |
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🔍 Repo-parameter komt via MCP-tool ongefilterd bij de write-path terecht
pr_merge_tool (high-risk native tool, src/kater/registry.py:265-270) accepteert nu een repo-override. merge_pr blijft write_scope_rejection(repo, policy) toepassen op de opgeloste repo, dus de company-control/denylist-gate werkt ook voor een expliciete repo. Wel verandert het contract: een caller kan de doelrepo nu buiten KATER_PR_REPO om kiezen, waardoor de gate-audit alleen nog via het policy-scope-mechanisme begrensd is — controleer of dat gewenst is voor de high-risk merge-tool.
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/sseURL first. That was GET-only (405), the SSE fallback went stale, andtools/callreturned JSON-RPC-32602 Invalid request parameters. POST/DELETE/ssenow rewrite to/mcp; GET/ssestays the legacy stream.ghPR tools now inheritGITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKENasGH_TOKEN, andkater_pr_status/kater_pr_gate/kater_pr_listtake an explicitrepo(HTTP query too) instead of onlyKATER_PR_REPO.tools/call kater_profiles, not justtools/list.Test plan
pytest tests/test_mcp_transport.py tests/test_pr_control.py tests/test_mcp_server.py tests/test_pr_api.py tests/test_openapi_spec.py(93 passed)chef-kater-shadowon chef-control-01; POSThttp://127.0.0.1:9090/sseinitialize is 200 not 405CallMcpToolkater_profilesreturns profiles after MCP reconnectGET /api/pr/151/gate?repo=GroepOnline/ChefFactory&expected_head_sha=…(needs a live GroepOnline token; current PAT on control-01 is 401)Made with Cursor
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owner/nameformat./sse, including POST and DELETE operations.Bug Fixes