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The bug
Even with MCP enabled and the Features Adapter active, all tool toggles in the “Registered Tools” table are disabled (greyed out).
Steps to reproduce
Enable MCP functionality.
Enable the Features Adapter.
Go to Registered Tools section.
Observe: all toggles are disabled.
Expected behavior
Tools that are supported should have active toggles (clickable), so they can be enabled or disabled individually.
Actual behavior
Every tool row shows the toggle disabled.
API response
The tools/list/all response shows tool_type_enabled: false for all tools.
Environment
WordPress version: [6.8.2]
MCP plugin version: [0.2.5]
Features Adapter plugin version: [0.1.8]
PHP version: [8.3]
Browser: [Chrome ver=139.0.7258.128]
Possible cause
In the UI, the toggle’s disabled state is based on:
disabled={saving||!tool.tool_type_enabled}
Since the API marks every tool as tool_type_enabled = false, the toggles cannot be enabled. This may indicate the MCP backend isn’t properly detecting supported tool types from the Feature API.
The bug
Even with MCP enabled and the Features Adapter active, all tool toggles in the “Registered Tools” table are disabled (greyed out).
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Tools that are supported should have active toggles (clickable), so they can be enabled or disabled individually.
Actual behavior
Every tool row shows the toggle disabled.
API response
The
tools/list/allresponse showstool_type_enabled: falsefor all tools.Environment
Possible cause
In the UI, the toggle’s
disabledstate is based on:Since the API marks every tool as
tool_type_enabled = false, the toggles cannot be enabled. This may indicate the MCP backend isn’t properly detecting supported tool types from the Feature API.