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| if let Some(mcp_requirements) = self.config_layer_stack.requirements().mcp_servers.as_ref() | ||
| && mcp_requirements.value.is_empty() |
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Apply MCP allowlists to built-in servers
After inserting built-ins above, requirements filtering only runs when the allowlist is empty. With a non-empty managed mcp_servers allowlist that omits memories, the built-in memories server remains enabled, bypassing the admin allowlist. Filter built-ins against all present MCP requirements, not just the empty case.
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