docs(worker): note the external MCP DI registration trap
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- **RunCancellationRegistry** — taskId → running-run CTS. Lets `TaskStateService.CancelAsync` kill a cancelled task's process without a DI cycle.
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- **OverrideSlotService** — owns `RunNow` / `ContinueTask`; goes through `TaskStateService.StartRunningAsync` (caller-driven, serialized by slot lock).
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- **StaleTaskRecovery** — startup-only; calls `TaskStateService.RecoverStaleRunningAsync` to flip orphaned `Running` rows to `Failed`.
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- **External/*** — always-on MCP tools for general Claude sessions, scoped to *starting* and *observing* sessions (no multi-turn, planning internals, or app-settings writes). Auth via optional `X-ClaudeDo-Key`. **Task-ID resolution:** every tool parameter that accepts a task id (`taskId`, `parentId`, `taskIds`, etc.) is wired through `TaskIdResolver`, which accepts both `#123` (short number-based handle) and bare GUIDs. A bare all-digits string is never a GUID and is unambiguous. Task worktree branches and folders are named `{number}-{title-slug}` (`claudedo/{number}-{title-slug}`; stored in the `worktrees` row, never re-derived) — the `Number` is otherwise a display alias, never identity. Every task-returning tool stamps the task's `Number` in its DTO payload and the MCP tool descriptions carry a shared clause instructing the agent to **refer to tasks as `#<number>` when reporting to the user** (otherwise the number sits unused in the payload). **Hard convention (test-enforced):** every optional/filter parameter needs a C# default value — the MCP schema only marks a parameter optional when one exists; `ExternalMcpToolSchemaTests` guards this. **Other conventions (not test-enforced):** no tool returns bare `Task`/a nullable payload directly (write tools return a confirmation record like `RunTaskNowResult`; read tools use an explicit `Found`/`Available` flag); tool descriptions follow rules documented in `External/McpToolDocs.cs`. Full tool inventory + per-tool behaviour → [external-mcp](../../docs/explore-notes/external-mcp.md).
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- **External/*** — always-on MCP tools for general Claude sessions, scoped to *starting* and *observing* sessions (no multi-turn, planning internals, or app-settings writes). Auth via optional `X-ClaudeDo-Key`. **Task-ID resolution:** every tool parameter that accepts a task id (`taskId`, `parentId`, `taskIds`, etc.) is wired through `TaskIdResolver`, which accepts both `#123` (short number-based handle) and bare GUIDs. A bare all-digits string is never a GUID and is unambiguous. Task worktree branches and folders are named `{number}-{title-slug}` (`claudedo/{number}-{title-slug}`; stored in the `worktrees` row, never re-derived) — the `Number` is otherwise a display alias, never identity. Every task-returning tool stamps the task's `Number` in its DTO payload and the MCP tool descriptions carry a shared clause instructing the agent to **refer to tasks as `#<number>` when reporting to the user** (otherwise the number sits unused in the payload). **Hard convention (test-enforced):** every optional/filter parameter needs a C# default value — the MCP schema only marks a parameter optional when one exists; `ExternalMcpToolSchemaTests` guards this. **Registration trap:** the external server is a second `WebApplication` with its **own** DI container — a new tool class needs `externalBuilder.Services.AddScoped<T>()`, a `Share<Dep>()` for every main-container singleton it injects, *and* `.WithTools<T>()`; miss one and the tool fails only when called (no test builds that container). **Other conventions (not test-enforced):** no tool returns bare `Task`/a nullable payload directly (write tools return a confirmation record like `RunTaskNowResult`; read tools use an explicit `Found`/`Available` flag); tool descriptions follow rules documented in `External/McpToolDocs.cs`. Full tool inventory + per-tool behaviour → [external-mcp](../../docs/explore-notes/external-mcp.md).
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