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Same regression class as #1843 (SECURITY.md): the v2 tree swap in #1817 replaced the default branch's tree, and .github/workflows/claude.yml did not exist in the v2 tree, so it was silently removed from main.
Two files are missing, not one — claude.yml and the .mcp.json it depends on. See Scope below.
Impact
@claude mentions no longer trigger anything, repo-wide — on any PR or issue. issue_comment / pull_request_review_comment / issues events always run workflows from the default branch, so the loss on main disables the integration everywhere, including for PRs targeting v2/main.
Evidence
The workflow's API state is now deleted:
gh api repos/modelcontextprotocol/inspector/actions/workflows/173749385 --jq "{name, path, state}"# => {"name":"Claude Code","path":".github/workflows/claude.yml","state":"deleted"}
Its last three runs (all issue_comment, latest 2026-07-28T03:10:05Z) are skipped.
The last commit carrying the file, ac3c1a12 ("Bump to version 1.0.0", Bump to version 1.0.0 #1720), is not an ancestor of current main.
.github/workflows/ on main today contains only main.yml.
.mcp.json registers the mcp-docs HTTP server (https://modelcontextprotocol.io/mcp), and it went missing in the same swap — it survives only on v1/main and is absent from both main and v2/main:
Without it the mcp__mcp-docs tools never resolve, so the workflow's MCP-documentation lookups — the thing --append-system-prompt explicitly instructs it to use for MCP-related reviews — silently do nothing. Both files must land together.
Fix
Restore both files byte-for-byte, to v2/main:
File
Source
sha256
Bytes
.github/workflows/claude.yml
ac3c1a12
1c44f2d9…
3592
.mcp.json
47f92841 (v1/main)
b0f0b8ea…
123
The @claude trigger is gated to OWNER / MEMBER / COLLABORATOR author associations, which remains the behavior we want under the issues-only contribution model (#1820).
Target branch:v2/main, not main. v2/main is the develop branch merged into main at milestone releases, so restoring to main alone would be undone by the next tree swap — exactly how these files were lost. The trade-off is that @claude stays non-functional until the next milestone merge reaches main, since issue_comment events only consult the default branch. If it's needed sooner, that wants a separate direct-to-main PR in addition to this one.
Related
SECURITY.md (#1843, and #1864 for the v2/main half), claude.yml, and .mcp.json are now three instances of one pattern, none caught by CI. A systematic sweep of what else the swap dropped is worth doing separately — since the two histories share no common ancestor, no git tooling will surface them on its own.
Same regression class as #1843 (
SECURITY.md): the v2 tree swap in #1817 replaced the default branch's tree, and.github/workflows/claude.ymldid not exist in the v2 tree, so it was silently removed frommain.Two files are missing, not one —
claude.ymland the.mcp.jsonit depends on. See Scope below.Impact
@claudementions no longer trigger anything, repo-wide — on any PR or issue.issue_comment/pull_request_review_comment/issuesevents always run workflows from the default branch, so the loss onmaindisables the integration everywhere, including for PRs targetingv2/main.Evidence
deleted:issue_comment, latest 2026-07-28T03:10:05Z) areskipped.ac3c1a12("Bump to version 1.0.0", Bump to version 1.0.0 #1720), is not an ancestor of currentmain..github/workflows/onmaintoday contains onlymain.yml.@claude reviewcomments on fix(core): mirror SEP-2243 x-mcp-header args to Mcp-Param-* on tools/call #1847 (19:08 and 19:10 UTC) produced no bot reply and no workflow run.The last successful run was on #1825 (run
30315124707), which is where the file content can be recovered from:Scope
Restoring the workflow alone is not enough. It runs with:
.mcp.jsonregisters themcp-docsHTTP server (https://modelcontextprotocol.io/mcp), and it went missing in the same swap — it survives only onv1/mainand is absent from bothmainandv2/main:Without it the
mcp__mcp-docstools never resolve, so the workflow's MCP-documentation lookups — the thing--append-system-promptexplicitly instructs it to use for MCP-related reviews — silently do nothing. Both files must land together.Fix
Restore both files byte-for-byte, to
v2/main:.github/workflows/claude.ymlac3c1a121c44f2d9….mcp.json47f92841(v1/main)b0f0b8ea…The
@claudetrigger is gated toOWNER/MEMBER/COLLABORATORauthor associations, which remains the behavior we want under the issues-only contribution model (#1820).Target branch:
v2/main, notmain.v2/mainis the develop branch merged intomainat milestone releases, so restoring tomainalone would be undone by the next tree swap — exactly how these files were lost. The trade-off is that@claudestays non-functional until the next milestone merge reachesmain, sinceissue_commentevents only consult the default branch. If it's needed sooner, that wants a separate direct-to-mainPR in addition to this one.Related
SECURITY.md(#1843, and #1864 for thev2/mainhalf),claude.yml, and.mcp.jsonare now three instances of one pattern, none caught by CI. A systematic sweep of what else the swap dropped is worth doing separately — since the two histories share no common ancestor, no git tooling will surface them on its own.