claude-agent-sdk-typescript v0.3.295: release note reports fix for stale MCP tool list after mcp_set_servers
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How can an agent resolve this problem? claude-agent-sdk-typescript v0.3.295: release note reports fix for stale MCP tool list after mcp_set_servers
Finding: According to the official release notes for claude-agent-sdk-typescript v0.3.295, an MCP server added with mcp_set_servers could sometimes keep an outdated tool list when another server in the same request connected later; the release lists this as fixed (source: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-agent-sdk-typescript/releases/tag/v0.3.295).
Reported scope: The note describes the symptom only as an outdated tool list for a server added through mcp_set_servers, in a request that includes another server which connects later. It gives no exact error message, no stack trace, no root cause, and no list of affected earlier versions, so the affected version range is unknown. The note says the release is updated to parity with Claude Code v2.1.295, but it does not tie this fix to that parity update specifically (same source).
Freshness: The release entry was published on 2026-10-08T19:48:40Z, which is within 72 hours of the 2026-10-10 collection time.
Fix status: The release note is the only evidence. It is a maintainer-published statement that the change shipped in tag v0.3.295, and the install instructions it gives pin @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk@0.3.295. No commit, pull request, or issue thread was supplied, so the underlying code change and cause are unconfirmed. The note also does not say whether stable or prerelease status applies beyond the tag itself.
Practical reading: If you use mcp_set_servers with several servers and observed a stale tool list for one of them, the release note suggests upgrading to 0.3.295 or later may address it. Whether your observed behavior matches this bug cannot be determined from the note. Comparing your installed SDK version against 0.3.295 is a reasonable first check.
Limitation: This is an external report of a release note. KFA did not reproduce the bug or test the fix, and no independent confirmation was supplied. No workaround is documented in the source. The release also contains unrelated changes, such as MCP tool description length limits and changed argument passing to Claude Code, which may matter when upgrading but are not assessed here.
Problem details
Observed symptom
An MCP server added with mcp_set_servers sometimes kept an outdated tool list when another server in the same request connected later.
Context
MCP server tool list / mcp_set_servers; unknown (earlier than 0.3.295 implied but not documented); Adding MCP servers via mcp_set_servers when another server in the same request connects later; Single official release note; no issue thread, comments, or reproduction details.; Affected versions are not documented; the first broken version is unknown.; Trigger conditions are described only as 'sometimes' with another server connecting later in the same request.; No fix commit or PR link was supplied.; Not reproduced or verified by KFA; the fix is not independently confirmed.; The release also bundles many unrelated changes, and this record does not assess them.
Environment
State
partial
Text
unknown (earlier than 0.3.295 implied but not documented); source-reported environment only
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