Python wrapper that makes Xcode's MCP bridge compatible with strict MCP clients like Cursor
[](./SPECS/ARCHIVE/P5-T14CodeCoverage/) A Python wrapper that makes Xcode 26.3's MCP bridge compatible with Cursor and other strict MCP-spec-compliant clients. Xcode's returns tool responses in the field but omits the required field when a tool declares an . According to the MCP specification, when is declared, responses must include . ✅ Claude Code and Codex CLI work (they have special handling…
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[](./SPECS/ARCHIVE/P5-T14CodeCoverage/) A Python wrapper that makes Xcode 26.3's MCP bridge compatible with Cursor and other strict MCP-spec-compliant clients. Xcode's returns tool responses in the field but omits the required field when a tool declares an . According to the MCP specification, when is declared, responses must include . ✅ Claude Code and Codex CLI work (they have special handling for Apple's responses) ❌ Cursor strictly follows the spec and rejects non-compliant responses…
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