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# Recommendation 07: JSON Schema constraint fidelity
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## Evidence
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Tool parameters are authored as JSON Schema but the server's JSON-Schema-to-Zod
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adapter currently preserves types and string enums while dropping bounds such as
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`minLength`, `maxLength`, numeric limits, and array limits. MCP treats input schemas
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as the tool contract.
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- [MCP tools specification](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/server/tools)
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## Proposed improvement
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Compile supported constraints into Zod, reject unsupported schema keywords during CI,
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add integer and non-string enum support, and cap schema depth/size. Do not silently
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coerce values or apply defaults that change existing tool behavior.
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## Acceptance
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- Boundary tests cover strings, numbers, integers, arrays, enums, and nested objects.
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- Every catalog schema compiles deterministically with a bounded cache.
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- Unsupported keywords produce a build-time migration report.
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- Existing valid client calls remain compatible.
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This improves server-side validation; it does not validate Adobe host semantics.
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