MCP Server Connections Drop Mid-Session with No Auto-Reconnect
MCP server connections silently drop due to hosting spin-downs and auth token expiry, with no auto-reconnect mechanism. Mobile clients have no way to reconnect, making MCP-based tools unusable for sessions longer than the server uptime window.
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