Tool calls that answer with an in-band error inside an HTTP 200 now count as failed everywhere the platform reports on MCP health, so Tool Logs, Platform MCP diagnostics, and per-user error flags finally agree with what your agents actually saw. The MCP servers list also now counts only the tools a server still serves, so a removed source or a renamed operation no longer inflates its tool count. Plugin assignments gain an install mode per audience, so one team can be required to have a plugin while everyone else keeps it optional. More on this in Tool Logs.

Features

• Set a plugin's install mode per audience — Assignments now carry their own mode: Required, On by default, or Available, so a plugin can be mandatory for one team and optional, or off by default, for another instead of sharing one setting across every audience. (#7255, @bradcypert)
• The Speakeasy Platform MCP is listed in the official MCP registry — Any client that discovers servers through registry.modelcontextprotocol.io can now find the Platform MCP at com.speakeasy.ai/platform. (#7597, @adaam2)

Bug fixes

• Tool calls that return an in-band error now count as failed — A tool result with isError: true inside an HTTP 200 response used to read as a success; MCP server health, Platform MCP diagnostics, and per-user error flags now classify it as failed, matching how hook-observed tool errors already counted. (#7778, @daviddanialy)
• The MCP servers list shows how many tools a server actually serves — Its tool count now matches the toolset page: tools from a removed source or a renamed operation no longer inflate the number shown on server cards and table rows. (#7882, @daviddanialy)
• Role and audience changes reach devices in seconds, not hours — Changing a role's grants or an MCP server's audience now republishes the affected plugins right away, instead of waiting for the hourly republish sweep. (#7967, @simplesagar)
• The new-agent wizard no longer loses its draft on reload — Reloading the page past the first step used to open the Install step with an empty draft and a broken "Issue a key" button; it now restarts at the first step instead. (#7929, @adaam2)