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Hi Mark,

Thanks again for investigating this and for creating the 1.4.3 beta.

Here is the complete status after testing it.

Environment

• WordPress hosted on OVH Managed WordPress
• Albert 1.4.3-beta1
• Permalink structure includes /index.php/
• MCP endpoint:
  https://stelora.fr/index.php/wp-json/albert/v1/mcp

With Albert 1.4.2

OAuth authorization worked successfully with both Claude and ChatGPT.

The OAuth discovery endpoints also worked correctly using the /index.php/ path:

/index.php/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server/wp-json/albert/v1/mcp

returned valid OAuth server metadata.

/index.php/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource/wp-json/albert/v1/mcp

also returned valid resource metadata.

However, neither Claude nor ChatGPT received any MCP tools.

Claude reported that the connector had no available tools.

The OVH HTTP error log showed the following repeatedly when Claude connected:

Permission callback returned WP_Error: OAuth Bearer token required. Include an Authorization header with a valid Bearer token.

Context:

HttpTransport::check_permission

WordPress Site Health also reported that the Authorization header was missing. Your diagnosis

You identified that the WordPress MCP Adapter default server was not registering the three base tools when index.php was used:

• discover-abilities
• get-ability-info
• execute-ability

You therefore created Albert 1.4.3-beta1 to work around this. Test with Albert 1.4.3-beta1

I installed the beta ZIP successfully through WordPress:

albert-ai-butler-1.4.3-beta1.zip

However, after installing it, two things happened:

1. Claude still cannot access the STELORA MCP tools.

When I ask Claude:

“What abilities do I have available for this website?”

Claude says:

“I also see you have a connector called STELORA linked to your account, though I don’t have specific tools from it active in this conversation yet.”

So the three base tools are still not available to Claude:

• discover-abilities
• get-ability-info
• execute-ability

2. When I try to reconnect STELORA in Claude after installing 1.4.3-beta1, the OAuth authorization now fails.

Claude displays:

“L’autorisation avec STELORA a échoué. Vous pouvez vérifier vos identifiants et permissions. Si le problème persiste, partagez cette référence avec le support :”

ofid_355a9fa0c73a4345

This is different from 1.4.2, where OAuth authorization completed successfully. Summary

Albert 1.4.2:

• OAuth authorization: ✅
• OAuth discovery with /index.php/: ✅
• MCP endpoint: ✅
• Three MCP tools available to Claude: ❌
• OVH log: OAuth Bearer token required

Albert 1.4.3-beta1:

• Installation: ✅
• MCP tools available to Claude: ❌
• OAuth reconnection: ❌
• Claude support reference: ofid_355a9fa0c73a4345

I have not made any other changes to WordPress, the permalink structure, or the Albert settings.

Could you please check what is happening with the 1.4.3-beta1 authorization reference and whether the three base MCP tools are now being registered correctly when /index.php/ is present?

Thanks again for working through this with me.