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# MCP Server Groups Removal — v0.112

> MCP Server Groups are removed from v0.112. MCP Servers are now standalone, top-level resources with simplified management.

<Note>
  **Applicable to:** All users of MCP Servers on TrueFoundry. If you manage MCP server manifests via GitOps, additional action is required (see [Migration Guide](#git-based-manifest-management) below).
</Note>

## What Is Changing

MCP Server Groups are removed from v0.112. MCP Servers will no longer be nested under groups — they are now standalone, top-level resources with their own permissions and simplified management.

**Before:**

```
MCP Server Group
  └── MCP Server
        └── Tools, Prompts, Resources
```

**After:**

```
MCP Server (standalone)
  └── Tools, Prompts, Resources
```

## Why This Change

* **Simplified management:** The group-level management with per-server access caused confusion. Now everything is managed directly at the server level.
* **Better Virtual MCP servers:** Previously limited to servers within the same group. Now you can use any MCP server you have access to when creating a Virtual MCP server.

## What You Need to Do

* Update your API integrations to use the new route and FQN formats.
* If you manage MCP server manifests via Git, re-export and commit them (see below).

### Deprecated Routes

<Warning>
  The following formats are deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
</Warning>

| Format | Old                                                   | New                          |
| ------ | ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- |
| Route  | `/mcp/{group}/{server}/server`                        | `/mcp/{server-name}/server`  |
| FQN    | `{tenant}:mcp-server-group:{group}:mcp-server:{name}` | `{tenant}:mcp-server:{name}` |

### Git-based Manifest Management

If you store MCP server manifests in Git (GitOps workflow):

<Steps>
  <Step title="Re-export manifests">
    Re-export your manifests from the platform UI using the **Apply as YAML** button.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Verify updated format">
    The exported manifests will use the new format with updated server names.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Commit to Git">
    Commit the updated manifests to your Git repository.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Info>
  This is a one-time update. After re-exporting, your manifests will be compatible with the new structure.
</Info>

## UI Changes

* MCP Servers now appear as top-level resources in the sidebar.
* No more groups — create MCP servers directly without creating a group first.
* When creating Virtual MCP servers, reference source servers by name only (no group prefix needed). For example, use `slack-tools` instead of `my-group/slack-tools`.

## Permissions & Access Control

* **Tenant Admins** and users with "Create MCP Server" permission can create MCP servers.
* **Tenant Admins** and managers of an MCP server can update its configuration.
* **Tenant Admins**, managers, and users of an MCP server can access it.

<Note>
  MCP Server Manager and User roles are assigned per server via the **Collaborators** field when creating or editing an MCP server.
</Note>

**Virtual Account Permissions:**

* MCP Server Groups removed from the permission selector.
* Select individual MCP Servers directly.
* Use `*` wildcard to grant access to all MCP servers.

## Backward Compatibility

All your existing MCP servers have been automatically migrated:

* **Permissions preserved** — Group managers become MCP Server managers.
* **Access preserved** — Users with group access retain access to servers.
* **IDs unchanged** — Existing integrations continue to work.
* **Names preserved** — Most servers keep their original name. Only servers with duplicate names across different groups get renamed.

Everything continues to work:

* Old MCP server URLs (`/mcp/{group}/{server}/...`)
* Old FQN format in API requests
* Existing Virtual Account permissions
* Prompts referencing MCP servers by old FQN

***

If you encounter any issues accessing MCP servers after this update, please reach out and we'll be happy to assist.
