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MCP-STL-006

DELETE on the MCP endpoint returns 405

“HTTP GET or DELETE to the MCP endpoint: respond with 405 Method Not Allowed.” — spec anchor

How to fix this

Respond to an HTTP DELETE on the MCP endpoint with 405 Method Not Allowed.

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Other Statelessness and session removal rules

  • MCP-STL-001Server never mints or echoes Mcp-Session-Id
  • MCP-STL-002A client-supplied Mcp-Session-Id is ignored, not required
  • MCP-STL-003A cold modern request succeeds with no prior handshake
  • MCP-STL-004Server does not rely on prior requests over the same connection
  • MCP-STL-005GET on the MCP endpoint returns 405
  • MCP-STL-007Last-Event-ID is ignored — streams are not resumable
  • MCP-STL-008tools/list does not vary per connection