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Coder Tasks have been removed from coder/coder, so the
`coder_report_task` MCP tool and the status reporting pipeline behind it
no longer do anything useful. This PR removes the tool and the code that
only existed to support it.
### Removed
- `codersdk/toolsdk`: `ToolNameReportTask`, `ReportTaskArgs`,
`ReportTask`, `Deps.report`, `WithTaskReporter`, and the `All` entry,
plus their tests.
- `coderd/mcp`: the remote MCP exclusion for `coder_report_task`.
- `coder exp mcp server`: the task reporter, the AgentAPI screen
watcher, the agent socket connection, and the `coder_report_task` skip
logic. The server now requires an authenticated user client, because
every remaining tool needs one.
- `coder exp mcp configure claude-code`: the
`mcp__coder__coder_report_task` allowed tool, the injected
`coder_report_task` CLAUDE.md prompt, the `report tasks properly`
history line, the default system prompt asking the agent to send task
status updates, and the `CODER_MCP_APP_STATUS_SLUG` /
`CODER_MCP_AI_AGENTAPI_URL` env written to the Claude MCP config.
- `cli/cliutil/queue.go`: only used by the reporter.
- `github.com/coder/agentapi-sdk-go` (and transitive `tmaxmax/go-sse`)
via `go mod tidy`.
- The "task reporting" mention in `docs/ai-coder/mcp-server.md`.
### Breaking: removed `coder exp` flags and env
`coder exp` is experimental. Any scripts that still pass these flags
will now fail with an unknown flag error. Env vars that are no longer
read are ignored.
| Command | Flag | Env |
|---|---|---|
| `coder exp mcp server` | `--app-status-slug` |
`CODER_MCP_APP_STATUS_SLUG` |
| `coder exp mcp server` | `--ai-agentapi-url` |
`CODER_MCP_AI_AGENTAPI_URL` |
| `coder exp mcp server` | `--socket-path` | `CODER_AGENT_SOCKET_PATH`
(still used by `coder agent` and `coder exp sync`) |
| `coder exp mcp configure claude-code` | `--claude-app-status-slug` |
`CODER_MCP_APP_STATUS_SLUG` |
| `coder exp mcp configure claude-code` | `--ai-agentapi-url` |
`CODER_MCP_AI_AGENTAPI_URL` |
`--claude-system-prompt` no longer has a default.
<details>
<summary>Intentionally kept</summary>
- **Workspace app status reporting** (`UpdateAppStatus` on the agent API
and agent socket, `agentsdk.PatchAppStatus` / `ProtoFromPatchAppStatus`,
the deprecated `PATCH /workspaceagents/me/app-status` endpoint): still
served by coderd and the agent and part of versioned protocols. With
this change, nothing in the CLI calls the agent socket `UpdateAppStatus`
client anymore. Removing it would need a separate protocol change.
- **`report_tasks` in
`coderd/templatebuilder/modules/{aider,amazon-q}`**: these catalog
entries mirror the input variables of pinned coder/registry module
versions, and the behavior lives in those modules. Dropping the variable
here would not disable it, because `amazon-q` defaults it to `true`. The
registry modules need a follow-up instead.
- **`UserClientOptional` on toolsdk tools**: other tools still set it,
and remote MCP still uses it.
- No CLI golden files or generated CLI docs changed, because `coder exp`
commands are hidden.
</details>
### Verification
- `go build ./...`
- `go test ./codersdk/toolsdk/... ./coderd/mcp/... ./cli/cliutil/...`
- `go test ./cli -run 'TestExpMcp|TestCommandHelp'`
- `golangci-lint run ./cli/... ./codersdk/toolsdk/... ./coderd/mcp/...`
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