Claude Code MCP server shows connected but tools fail after a 404

Claude Code 2.1.283 fixed a brief 404 from a stateless remote MCP server leaving it unusable while shown connected. What to do for Sume's endpoint.

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Claude Code 2.1.283 fixed a case where a brief HTTP 404 from a stateless remote MCP server, for example a proxy in the middle of a redeploy, left that server unusable for the rest of the session while it still showed as connected. On 2.1.283 or later the session recovers; on an older build, reconnect the server. Your Sume jobs are not affected either way.

The fix is from the Claude Code changelog entry for September 25, 2026, read 2026-10-01. Sume's hosted endpoint is a single URL, https://mcp.sume.com/mcp, per the MCP overview.

What did the bug look like?

The server list said connected, but tool calls kept failing. The trigger was one short-lived 404 from the server side of a stateless remote MCP server. Because such a server holds no session between requests, the next request should have worked; the client had instead marked the server unusable. The changelog describes the cause as a proxy redeploy example, not a Sume event.

How do I tell a brief 404 from a wrong URL?

A wrong URL fails every time; a brief 404 fails once and then the endpoint answers again. The quickstart gives one correct URL, so a persistent 404 points at your entry.

Telling 404 causes apart, from the Sume docs and changelog, read 2026-10-01.
SymptomLikely causeNext step
404 on every call from the first callURL differs from https://mcp.sume.com/mcpFix the entry and reconnect
Worked, then one failure, then tools fail while connectedThe pre-2.1.283 stuck stateUpdate Claude Code, run /mcp reconnect all
Tool call times out, no 404Long wait, not a routing errorRe-issue jobs_wait with the same ids

Do I lose a running Sume job when this happens?

No. A job is created on Sume and keeps its id; the jobs page says to store the id so work can be recovered after process restarts, and not to resubmit a paid request because a local process failed. After you reconnect, call jobs_list or jobs_status with the id.

Which command reconnects every server at once?

/mcp reconnect all, added in Claude Code 2.1.284, retries every MCP server that failed to connect or needs authentication. Run it in the interactive terminal. If the Sume entry then asks you to sign in, run claude mcp login sume as the quickstart shows.

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