Earliest supported layer
Rules distinguish availability, discovery, parsing, configuration, dependency, connection, authentication, registration, exposure, activation, authorization, execution, and persistence.
Codex capability diagnosis
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MCP initialization succeeded and tools/list returned the expected tool names, but the tools do not appear in a genuinely new Codex Desktop session. The same capability works in Codex CLI, but it is missing from Codex Desktop.
The earliest supported failure is session exposure: the provider is connected or registering capabilities, but the active Codex session is not making the expected capability available.
The supplied evidence explicitly separates a working connection/provider listing from a missing Codex-session capability.
Separate a stale session capability set from provider startup, registration, or task activation.
Method and limits
Deterministic rules over your redacted evidence. What the tool cannot support, it declines to claim.
Rules distinguish availability, discovery, parsing, configuration, dependency, connection, authentication, registration, exposure, activation, authorization, execution, and persistence.
A rule must meet a deterministic threshold. Conflicting or incomplete evidence becomes partial or unknown; it is not converted into a confident root cause.
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