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Applicable to: Users who manage Remote, Stdio, or TrueFoundry-managed MCP server manifests that still define tool_settings — for example GitOps pipelines, Terraform, or scripts that call PUT /v1/mcp. If you only use the TrueFoundry UI Tools tab or already use tool_policy and tool_metadata, no action is required.OpenAPI MCP servers are not affected and continue to use their existing tool-settings model.

What Is Changing

The legacy tool_settings manifest field on Remote, Stdio, and TrueFoundry-managed MCP servers is deprecated. It is replaced by two fields: Existing manifests that still use tool_settings will continue to work during the transition period. TrueFoundry converts tool_settings to tool_policy and tool_metadata on save, but we strongly encourage updating your manifests before the removal date.

Migration Reference

Disable specific tools

Legacy tool_settings used a denylist: tools with disabled: true were hidden; all other tools stayed enabled (including new upstream tools). Before (tool_settings):
After (tool_policy):

Override descriptions and annotations

Before (tool_settings):
After (tool_metadata):

Combined example

Before:
After:

Allowlist mode (new capability)

Legacy tool_settings could only disable tools — it could not express “enable only these tools.” The new model supports that via enable_tools_by_default: false and enabled_tools:

Timeline

We strongly encourage migrating to tool_policy and tool_metadata well ahead of 26th October, 2026 to avoid disruptions to GitOps and programmatic MCP server management workflows.

If you have questions or need help migrating your manifests, reach out to support@truefoundry.com — we’re happy to assist.