GraphQL Changelog – June 5

The mcpServerUsages query now reports usage across every resource that references an MCP server, so integrations can warn about all dependent behaviors before deleting a connection.

Changed:

• The query mcpServerUsages is now keyed solely on mcpServerId and returns usage across all resources that reference the server, not only the pipe passed in resource. The resource argument is still required for authorization but no longer scopes the result.

Notes:

• Use mcpServerUsages before deleting an MCP server (deleteMcpServer) to surface the behaviors (and their agents) that will lose the server's tools. Deletion is not blocked by usage — the query is informational so you can warn the user first.