Add qonto_org_summary, qonto_list_transactions, and qonto_cost_run_rate_hints
MCP tools, all routed through CapabilityService with protocol="mcp" -- same
PolicyEngine.decide() path as REST, same deny-reason vocabulary. Skip
snapshot_bundle as an MCP tool (REST already covers the composite read; not
a separate privilege).
CapabilityService now threads protocol through _execute/_emit_audit instead
of hardcoding "rest". cost_run_rate_hints gets its own service method since
it's an independent policy capability, not only a snapshot sub-field.
Actor identity reuses REST's X-Actor-* header convention via a shared
auth.actor_claims_from_headers(), read from the MCP Context's request when
present. Fixed streamable_http_path defaulting to "/mcp", which doubled to
"/mcp/mcp" once mounted under the "/mcp" prefix.
Verified end-to-end with the mcp SDK's streamablehttp_client against the
live fixture-backed server: tool list, allow/deny paths, and X-Actor-ID
flowing through to the audit log exactly like REST.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a streamable-HTTP MCP adapter (mcp_server.py, official FastMCP SDK)
mounted at /mcp in the existing FastAPI app, with a combined lifespan so
the MCP session manager starts/stops with the service. Ships one smoke
tool (qonto_ping, no bank call) — real capability tools land in T02.
Prove REST and MCP hit the identical policy path: PolicyEngine.decide()
never branches on request.protocol, verified by a parametrized test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
