The MCP tool list docs match what the server serves - #320
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The MCP server serves ten tools now, not six: planning left the platform (workgraph_file_work removed) and workgraph_beads_file was added, plus project_create, repositories_attach and job were already there. Two docs still described the old set. cmd/control-api/mcp.go said "the same six tools as wg mcp"; it now says "the same tools as wg mcp (internal/mcp.Tools())", count-agnostic so it does not go stale the next time the set changes. docs/runbooks/connect-a-client.md listed nine tools, missing workgraph_job -- the one a person needs to check a filing or dispatch they just started. Added. No functional change; the server already serves the right tools (the deployed build matches main and Tools() returns ten). This is the documentation catching up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The conflicting tool counts can confuse users of the MCP client runbook; replacing them with shared-tool-set wording is a small, localized fix. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/runbooks/connect-a-client.md`:
- Line 72: Update the transport descriptions in the documentation and the
`internal/mcp.Tools()` references to remove fixed tool counts, instead
describing that both transports expose the same shared tool set.
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| | `workgraph_ask` | the chief of staff's fixed question set | | ||
| | `workgraph_work_list` | what is in flight and what it cost | | ||
| | `workgraph_bead` | one bead: outcome, the agent's own words, model, cost, pull request | | ||
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Remove the stale fixed tool counts.
The table and internal/mcp.Tools() currently contain ten tools, but both transport descriptions use outdated fixed counts. Replace “Nine tools” and “same six tools” with wording that refers to the shared tool set, such as “The same tool set is available over both transports” and “wg mcp serves the same tool set from the same code.” This avoids future count drift.
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In `@docs/runbooks/connect-a-client.md` at line 72, Update the transport
descriptions in the documentation and the `internal/mcp.Tools()` references to
remove fixed tool counts, instead describing that both transports expose the
same shared tool set.
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The MCP server serves ten tools now, not six — planning left the platform (
workgraph_file_workremoved),workgraph_beads_filewas added, and project_create/repositories_attach/job were already there. Two docs lagged.cmd/control-api/mcp.gosaid "the same six tools as wg mcp" → now "the same tools as wg mcp (internal/mcp.Tools())", count-agnostic so it won't go stale again.docs/runbooks/connect-a-client.mdlisted nine, missingworkgraph_job(the one you need to check a filing/dispatch you just started). Added.No functional change — the deployed build matches main and
Tools()returns ten; the docs are catching up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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/mcpendpoint documentation to clarify that it provides the same tool set aswg mcp.workgraph_jobtool to the client connection runbook, including guidance on using it to track queued job progress from an identifier returned by a file or dispatch operation.