What happened?
I have defined my research assistant agent via modelSpecs: in librechat.yaml. For that i choose 7 MCP servers out of the list of my MCP servers, which initialize nicely and provide the tools they should provides as LibreChat v0.8.8-rc3 reports on startup as its last message. But then when i actually ask my research assistant to use any of the MCP servers, it does not know about the majority of them, just about one MCP server with more tools is there upon having the model self-report, which MCP servers it knows and the others are not listed. It seems to be truncated or unwisely selected.
Version Information
v0.8.8-rc3
Steps to Reproduce
- Define a bunch of MCP servers in librechat.yaml which initialize nicely
- choose some of them to include in an agent definition in modelSpecs:
- try to use the agent in the chat interface, making sure the MCP servers are generally tick-marked in the context menu and then also specifically up and running.
- Ask the model to self-report its MCP servers and it knows only a small part of it, as if most of the definitions are cut off.
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Firefox
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What happened?
I have defined my research assistant agent via modelSpecs: in librechat.yaml. For that i choose 7 MCP servers out of the list of my MCP servers, which initialize nicely and provide the tools they should provides as LibreChat v0.8.8-rc3 reports on startup as its last message. But then when i actually ask my research assistant to use any of the MCP servers, it does not know about the majority of them, just about one MCP server with more tools is there upon having the model self-report, which MCP servers it knows and the others are not listed. It seems to be truncated or unwisely selected.
Version Information
v0.8.8-rc3
Steps to Reproduce
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Firefox
Relevant log output
Screenshots
Code of Conduct