sdk-tool-inventory

To verify loaded tools and skills in a Copilot SDK session, parse session events to cross-reference the loaded inventory against your declared configuration. This process identifies missing tools and validates that MCP servers match the intended setup.

Reduced capabilities in a Copilot agent often occur when expected tools are missing from the loaded inventory. Running a diagnostic validation cross-references session events with declared configuration to surface missing tool warnings and identify the gap.

Yes, you can establish guardrails and testing protocols to assert tool availability in Copilot sessions. By validating the loaded tool inventory against declared configuration, tests trigger alerts if expected MCP servers or skills are missing.

The best way to diagnose missing MCP servers is to introspect session events and cross-reference them with your configuration. This validation surfaces load status reports and produces missing tool warnings for accurate debugging.

You validate tool inventory across multiple Copilot sessions by parsing session events for skills and MCP reports. Cross-referencing these events against the declared configuration provides diagnostic reports and missing tool warnings for each session.

No additional dependencies are required to check tool availability in the Copilot SDK. The validation process directly parses session events to cross-reference loaded skills and MCP servers against the intended configuration and output warnings.