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[PR #21241] [CLOSED] Fix: disabled streamable MCP servers still show up in frontend #64843
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Original PR: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/pull/21241
Author: @druellan
Created: 2/7/2026
Status: ❌ Closed
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Description
External tools of type "MCP" that are disabled in the backend, still show up and can be used in the frontend.
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The issue seems to be that the code is discriminating external tools by type. OpenAPI type tools are listed using the method
get_tool_servers_datathat provides validation to ensure the tool is enabled. But external tools of type "MCP" (streamables) have a custom function that does not validates if the tools is disabled in the backend.This fix ensures that disabled MCP tools are filtered out in the frontend.
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