fix(mcp-server): include task repo_root in task_claim_file rejection hint#556
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NagyVikt merged 1 commit intoMay 15, 2026
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…hint INVALID_CLAIM_PATH messages now name the task's repo_root so agents can tell when their path is anchored to the wrong task vs malformed. The outside_repo and unknown branches of claimPathRejectionMessage gain an optional context.repo_root arg, threaded through the task_claim_file MCP handler and both TaskThread claim normalizers. Live data showed 21+ calls/24h rejected with the terse "claim path is not claimable" message, all from a session whose task repo_root didn't match the path layout — the new wording points the agent at the exact anchor mismatch. Backward compatible: the context arg is optional; existing callers keep the original message text.
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