MCP Failure Recovery

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### MCP Failure Recovery
TYPE: MCP PRACTICAL RESOURCE
PURPOSE: Provide a reusable operational workflow for MCP Failure Recovery that is specific to this job — not a cosmetic retitle of a generic MCP blurb.
PRECONDITION: Use the EXISTING BSV MCP implementation. Do not create a second MCP system. Do not assume a server, credential, transport, tool or permission exists unless verified.
INPUT: Intended use case; verified current configuration; required systems/data; current symptoms or desired outcome; security/permission constraints.
WORKFLOW:
1. Capture the symptom, expected behavior, and last known-good state.
2. Bisect across transport, auth, tool schema, and downstream system using verified facts.
3. Produce a hypothesis list ranked by likelihood; forbid invented logs.
4. Define reproducing steps and safe mitigations.
5. Write a short incident note: cause if known, fix, prevention.
Title-bound checklist for “MCP Failure Recovery”:
- Restate success for failure recovery in one measurable sentence (or mark unmeasurable).
- List the minimum inputs required to execute failure recovery; reject unrelated material.
- Reference only verified MCP config while doing failure recovery; never invent servers.
- Produce the artifact a practitioner would expect from failure recovery.
- Self-check: does every claim serve failure recovery? Remove filler.
- End with next verification specific to failure recovery.
OUTPUT:
- Scope and success criteria for “MCP Failure Recovery”
- Verified configuration notes (and explicit unknowns)
- Actionable checklist / workflow steps
- Risks, permissions, and residual gaps
- Verification / smoke checks
HOW TO USE: Copy into your notes or operator runbook and fill INPUT with real configuration. FREE COPY/USE — not a live RUN claim. Preserves the existing MCP shelf.
FREE: YES
PRIMARY ACTION: COPY / USE