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IFMCP server logs are repeatedly filled with 'Method not found' errors for capabilities like resources/list and prompts/list, even though the server does not advertise those capabilities.
THENImplement dummy handlers for unsupported capabilities that return an empty list instead of letting the request hit the default error handler. For example, in a TypeScript MCP server, add handlers for `resources/list` and `prompts/list` that respond with `{resources: []}` and `{prompts: []}` respectively. This reduces log bloat and prevents unnecessary error responses.
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