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Troubleshooting a 404 Not Found

A 404 Not Found explicitly dictates that the specific structural resource you requested entirely does not exist inside the HasMCP database.

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Common Causes

This typically occurs when targeting explicit entity definitions:
  1. Deleted Resources: Attempting GET /providers/w3D5t8 after another administrator successfully executed DELETE /providers/w3D5t8.
  2. Typographical Hashes: Hand-typing an 11-character target ID (e.g. PATCH /variables/x7T4...) and transposing explicit characters.
  3. Misconfigured Routing: Posting structurally to POST /server (invalid definition) instead of POST /servers correctly.

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Resolution Steps

  1. List Endpoints First: Before querying a targeted ID, explicitly execute GET /providers or GET /variables to confirm the required ID definitively returns in the live array.
  2. Verify Base Routing: Double-check the core HasMCP OpenAPI schema ensuring the specific namespace correctly includes an s organically if mapping an array (e.g. /servers/{id}).
  3. Dashboard Audits: If a previously functioning execution suddenly returns a 404, check the organizational dashboard to confirm if the configuration was historically purged by another engineer.