docs(sdk): contrat d'exposition des tools MCP par les plugins — #293 (manifest: section MCP Servers And Agent Tools — contributes.mcpServers est le seul canal IdeA-native, aucun registerMcpTool/registerServer dans activate(ctx), règles id/displayName/transport stdio/autoStart requis pour la réconciliation MCP/command relatif résolu sous pluginRoot vs absolu refusé sans allowAbsoluteCommand/cwd défaut ${pluginRoot}, assignation par triplet pluginId/serverId/toolName devant matcher tools/list du serveur, example manifest aligné contributes.skills, guidance script packagé exécutable vs lancement via binaire hôte; activation-context: activate n'expose pas d'API d'enregistrement de tools MCP — ils viennent du process serveur stdio externe et de sa réponse tools/list, ctx.pluginRoot officialisé vs import.meta.url; project-plugin-assignments: assignation résolue vers serveurs manifestés autoStart uniquement, flow skill → serveur MCP → tools assignés sans chemins relatifs depuis le Markdown servi par idea_skill_read; QA verte reconfirmée par Git: npm run check — build, typecheck:examples, package:hello-plugin)

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@ -69,6 +69,12 @@ An agent MCP tool reference contains:
- `toolName`: the exact tool name advertised by that MCP server. The UI accepts
this name as text because a dynamic MCP tool catalogue is not yet available.
IdeA resolves plugin MCP assignments to manifest-declared servers, not to
in-process handlers registered from `activate(ctx)`. A tool assignment is useful
only when the plugin is enabled, runtime-active, the referenced MCP server has
`autoStart: true`, and the server process advertises the named tool through MCP
`tools/list`.
Missing `plugins`, `agents`, `skills`, or `tools` arrays default to empty arrays
when IdeA reads the document. Prefer writing them explicitly for clarity and
forward-compatible review.
@ -152,3 +158,10 @@ These actions solve different problems:
When both package content and assignments changed, reload the plugin first,
confirm it is enabled for the project, update the assignments, then relaunch the
agent.
If a plugin skill describes a workflow backed by packaged scripts, prefer this
flow: ship the scripts in the plugin package, expose them through a
manifest-declared MCP server, assign the specific MCP tools to the target agent,
and have the skill instruct the agent to call those tools. Avoid relative paths
from the skill Markdown to packaged scripts; the Markdown served by
`idea_skill_read` is content, not a stable filesystem anchor.