Edt MCP New Tool

EDT-MCP — adding a new MCP tool (canonical)

The procedure that actually compiles, passes every ratchet, and validates live. It tracks the real current API — verify each class/method before use (grep/Read, don't invent). Companion skills: edt-mcp-architecture (where things live), edt-mcp-tool-conventions (naming/errors/output), edt-mcp-bilingual (ru/en), edt-mcp-e2e-testing (e2e suite), edt-mcp-build-test (build).

A new tool touches MANY places. Miss one and either a ratchet goes red (unit-coverage, e2e-coverage, tool-contract, golden) or the live tools/list drifts. Walk the whole list.

Steps

1. Class in tools/impl/XxxTool.java: implements IMcpTool (read/action) or extends AbstractMetadataWriteTool for a tool that MUTATES the model — the base runs executeOnUiThread(params) on the UI thread (model mutation is safe only there), gives resolveProjectAndConfig(projectName) + unwrapCauseMessage(e) + default getResponseType()=JSON. tools/impl/ holds the tool only (utilities/bases → utils/, tools/base/). Declare public static final String NAME = "xxx"; (snake_case: get_/list_/create_/adopt_…).

2. IMcpTool surface:

   • getName() → NAME.
   • getDescription() — short, for the AI client (what it does + when). End with "… Full parameters and examples: call get_tool_guide('<name>')." (a unit test checks this; keep the description compact — the tools/list budget is shared).
   • getInputSchema() via JsonSchemaBuilder.object().stringProperty(name, desc[, required]).integerProperty(...).enumProperty(name, desc, "a","b").objectArrayProperty(...).build(). Required is the boolean 3rd argument of a property; there is NO .required(...) method. Parameter names are lowerCamelCase (ToolContractConsistencyTest fails snake_case). Canonical: projectName, fqn, modulePath, limit/offset (see edt-mcp-tool-conventions).
   • getOutputSchema() — declare the JSON result keys (for JSON tools).
   • Guide — full how-to (parameters, examples, gotchas, how to revert), served on-demand through the guide-resource channel. Do NOT override getGuide(): the default loads the bundled Markdown guides/<name>.md via GuideLoader. Author the guide as that file (one per tool); the body is the ## Guide section (the renderer adds the # <name> H1, description and the ## Parameters table itself, so use ## Parameter details for param prose). GuideCoverageTest fails the build if a registered tool has no guide. Override getGuide() only for a guide that must be computed at runtime.
   • getResponseType() — TEXT/JSON/MARKDOWN/YAML/IMAGE (may be omitted when extending AbstractMetadataWriteTool → JSON).
   • Every parameter read in execute() must be in the schema, and vice versa.

3. execute / executeOnUiThread:

   • Arguments — JsonUtils.extractStringArgument/extractIntArgument/extractBooleanArgument/extractObjectArray; required ones — JsonUtils.requireArguments(params, "projectName", "fqn") (returns a ready error-JSON or null).
   • Project/configuration — ProjectContext.of(name) (utils) or resolveProjectAndConfig(name) (write base). NOT ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace()… by hand.
   • Model only inside a transaction boundary (hard rule, CLAUDE.md): reads in a read boundary, writes via BmTransactions.write(...). A bare write only enqueues the async .mdo export — persist via BmTransactions.forceExportToDisk(project, [topObjectFqn, configurationFqn]) (pass the TOP FQN; for a member, its parent top; add the Configuration FQN = ((IBmObject)config).bmGetFqn() because its collection changed).
   • Metadata resolution by FQN — use the SHARED resolvers (don't write the 47th copy): MetadataTypeUtils.normalizeFqn/findObject (bilingual), MetadataNodeResolver.resolveExisting (existing) / resolveForCreate (new), FormStructureReader.resolveMdForm (forms — expects Type.Name.Forms.FormName or CommonForm.Name). Synonym is keyed by the language CODE (see edt-mcp-bilingual).
   • EDT services: typed via Activator.getDefault().getXxx() (getConfigurationProvider, getV8ProjectManager, getDtProjectManager, getBmModelManager, getMdRefactoringService) or ServiceAccess.get(IFoo.class) for a wired service (binding .toService()) — and add the package to MANIFEST Import-Package (step 5).
   • Errors ONLY via ToolResult.error(msg).toJson() (no exceptions escaping the tool, no bare "Error: …"). Success — ToolResult.success().put(k, v)….toJson(). An error must be actionable (name the bad value + how to fix / sibling tool).

4. Registration — in tools/BuiltInToolRegistrar: import …impl.XxxTool; + registry.register(new XxxTool()); (next to siblings).

5. MANIFEST.MF Import-Package — add each NEW imported com._1c.g5.* package (e.g. com._1c.g5.v8.dt.md.extension.adopt). A miss is a runtime ClassNotFound, not a compile error.

6. Unit test — MANDATORY (mcp/tests/.../tools/impl/XxxToolTest.java). BuiltInToolTestCoverageTest fails the build if a registered tool has no XxxToolTest. Contract (no live runtime): NAME, getResponseType(), description contains get_tool_guide('<name>'), schema contains every parameter, the required array is correct (and excludes optional ones), output-schema keys. Deeper behaviour is e2e.

7. e2e test — MANDATORY (tests/e2e/tools/test_<tool>.py). The e2e coverage ratchet fails if a tool in tools/list has none. Read edt-mcp-e2e-testing. happy + negative + error-quality; anti-cheat ("would the test fail if the tool were broken?"). A mutating tool: prefer non-mutating cases headless (the harness resets only the BASE fixture per-test, not the extension) + validate the mutating happy path LIVE; for a write-metadata tool that runs headless, check both the model read-back AND the on-disk structure (poll_diff_contains).

8. Golden — a new tool changes tools/list; regenerate and commit: EDT_MCP_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1 python tests/e2e/run_all.py --project TestConfiguration --filter test_tools_list_matches_committed_golden_snapshot, then git add tests/e2e/tools_list.golden.json.

9. README — bump the tool COUNT (two places), add the tool to its group table, to the flat tool table, and to the detailed section (parameters must match the schema).

10. Full contour (don't say "done" without it): bash source/compile.sh (compile + unit tests + every ratchet) → adversarial Opus review → redeploy to the dev EDT copy (edt-redeploy.ps1; the signal is the log line MCP server UP on 8765) → live validation against :8765 → commit. A freshly deployed tool is NOT in this session's MCP deferred list — to check it live, call it through the e2e harness client (python → harness.initialize(); harness.call("<name>", {...})) or Invoke-RestMethod, not the tool's MCP wrapper. See edt-mcp-build-test and the dev-loop memory.