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src/vs/platform/agentHost/node/shared/mcpCustomizationController.ts 29 introduced LOC · 4 ranges

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324 return;
325 }
326 > topLevelId = this._mintTopLevelId(server.name); mcpCustomizationController.ts
327 > }
328 > this._setLiveEntry(server.name, { serverName: server.name, state, enabled, topLevelId }, tx);
329 > this._options.emit({
330 > type: ActionType.SessionCustomizationUpdated,
331 > customization: this._buildTopLevel(topLevelId, server.name, state, enabled),
332 > });
333 }
334
401
402 private _mintTopLevelId(serverName: string): string {
403 > return buildMcpTopLevelCustomizationId(this._options.providerId, this._options.sessionId, serverName); mcpCustomizationController.ts
404 > }
405
406 private _buildChannel(serverName: string, state: McpServerState): string | undefined {
412
413 private _buildTopLevel(id: string, serverName: string, state: McpServerState, enabled: boolean): McpServerCustomization {
414 > const channel = this._buildChannel(serverName, state); mcpCustomizationController.ts
415 > // Per AHP spec, `mcpApp` is a static capability declaration —
416 > // "SHOULD be present whenever the server can host Apps". We
417 > // proxy every MCP server uniformly, so advertise the host's
418 > // capability set regardless of runtime `state`. Clients gate
419 > // rendering on `state.kind === Ready` + `channel` themselves.
420 > const mcpApp = this._options.capabilities
421 ? { capabilities: this._options.capabilities }
422 > : DEFAULT_MCP_APP; mcpCustomizationController.ts
423 > return {
424 > type: CustomizationType.McpServer,
425 > id,
426 > uri: this._mintTopLevelId(serverName),
427 > name: serverName,
428 > enabled: getEffectiveMcpServerCustomizations(this._stateManager.getSessionState(this._options.sessionUri.toString())?.customizations ?? [])
429 > .find(customization => customization.id === id)?.enabled ?? enabled,
430 > state,
431 > channel,
432 > mcpApp,
433 > };
434 > }
435 }
436

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