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## Tools with invalid input schemas

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12291229When Claude Code can't produce a schema the API accepts, or on a deployment that doesn't receive the remote configuration that enables the rewrite, such as an offline machine, it skips that one tool, records the reason in the server's log, and leaves the server's other tools available. Versions earlier than v2.1.195 skip every tool whose input schema has a root-level `anyOf`, `oneOf`, or `allOf`.
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1231## Tools with invalid input schemas
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1233The Claude API checks every tool's input schema in a request and rejects the whole request when any one schema fails, so a single MCP tool with a malformed schema would make every request that includes it fail with a 400 error. Claude Code runs two of the API's checks itself when it loads a server's tools and, on a deployment that receives the remote configuration that enables the exclusion, excludes each tool that would fail them, so the server's other tools keep working:
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1235* Top-level property names must be 1 to 64 characters long and use only ASCII letters and digits, `_`, `.`, and `-`
1236* The schema must be valid against the JSON Schema draft 2020-12 meta-schema. Claude Code applies this check to schemas that declare no `$schema` and schemas that declare draft 2020-12. A schema that declares any other dialect skips this check, though the property-name check above still applies
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1238Claude Code runs the checks after the [root-level combinator rewrite](#tool-input-schemas-with-a-root-level-combinator), on the schema it would actually send.
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1240When Claude Code excludes a tool, it records the reason in the server's log and tells Claude which tools it excluded and why, so you can ask Claude why a tool is missing. If you fix the schema on the server, the tool comes back the next time Claude Code loads the server's tools.
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1242On a deployment that doesn't receive the remote configuration that enables the exclusion, Claude Code still runs the checks and records in the server's log which tool would be rejected, but sends the tool anyway: the schema goes to the API, and a request that includes it fails with [a 400 error naming the tool by its position](/docs/en/errors#tool-input-schema-is-invalid). The [root-level combinator handling](#tool-input-schemas-with-a-root-level-combinator) is separate and keeps its own behavior on such deployments. Before v2.1.216, no deployment ran these checks.
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12311244## Require approval for a specific tool
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12331246If you're building an MCP server, you can mark a tool as requiring explicit approval on every call by setting `_meta["anthropic/requiresUserInteraction"]` to `true` in the tool's `tools/list` response entry. The value must be the JSON boolean `true`; any other value is ignored.
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