fix(schema): infer array/object type from items/properties when 'type' is absent (closes #7668) - #7669
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MCP servers can spec-legally omit "type" on a JSON Schema node when
"items" or "properties" already make its shape unambiguous (observed
with Atlassian's remote MCP server). ensure_type_in_schemas only
special-cased fully-empty {} inside anyOf/oneOf, and
_json_schema_to_pydantic_type fell through to `Any` for any untyped
node, silently dropping validation and, on schema round-trip through
generate_model_description, re-serializing the field as an empty {}
that then gets mislabeled "type": "object" even when it was really an
array.
Infer "array" from a sibling "items" key and "object" from "properties"
in both functions before falling back to Any/empty-dict handling.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@lib/crewai/src/crewai/utilities/pydantic_schema_utils.py`:
- Around line 280-281: Update _infer_type_from_structure to return None when a
schema contains both “items” and “properties”, before the individual array or
object checks. In _json_schema_to_pydantic_type, use
_infer_type_from_structure(json_schema) for type inference so mixed structural
schemas remain untyped and retain their object constraints.
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_infer_type_from_structure (and the duplicated inline logic in _json_schema_to_pydantic_type) checked "items" before "properties", so a schema carrying both keywords was forced to "array", silently rejecting valid object input and losing object validation. Such a schema is contradictory, not unambiguous, so it's now left untyped like other genuinely ambiguous shapes. Also de-duplicated the inline inference in _json_schema_to_pydantic_type to call _infer_type_from_structure directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closes #7668
Summary
"type"key on every node — a schema with an"items"key can only describe an array, and one with"properties"can only describe an object, even without an explicit"type". This is legal, spec-compliant JSON Schema that some MCP servers rely on (observed in practice with Atlassian's remote MCP server, but the gap is generic: it affects any MCP/A2A source that omits"type"this way, not just one integration)._json_schema_to_pydantic_type(pydantic_schema_utils.py) had no inference for this: whentype_wasNoneit fell straight through toreturn Any, even whenitems/propertiesmade the real shape obvious. That silently drops validation for the field (anything is accepted) and, worse, when the schema round-trips back out viagenerate_model_description/model.model_json_schema(), anAny-typed union member serializes as an empty{}— which the pre-existingschema == {}branch inensure_type_in_schemasthen relabels{"type": "object"}, even when the original node was really an array. The tool schema shown to the LLM ends up wrong, not just permissive.ensure_type_in_schemasitself only handled the fully-empty-dict case inanyOf/oneOf; a non-empty entry missingtype(e.g.{"items": {...}}) was left untouched, which would still trip a strict-mode provider 400 ("schema must have a 'type' key") on any code path that reaches it with a raw, un-round-tripped schema.What changed
lib/crewai/src/crewai/utilities/pydantic_schema_utils.py:_json_schema_to_pydantic_type: whentype_isNone, infer"array"from a sibling"items"key or"object"from a sibling"properties"key before the rest of the type-dispatch logic runs. Falls back toAnyonly when neither hint is present.ensure_type_in_schemas: added_infer_type_from_structure(same items→array / properties→object rule) and applied it to non-emptyanyOf/oneOfmembers missing"type", in addition to the existing empty-{}→"object"handling.Both functions are shared, generic schema-conversion utilities used for every MCP tool and A2A schema the framework ingests — this is not special-cased to any one server.
Test plan
lib/crewai/tests/utilities/test_pydantic_schema_utils.py:TestEnsureTypeInSchemas: new cases for ananyOfentry withitemsand notype(→ gets"type": "array"), one withpropertiesand notype(→ gets"type": "object"), and a negative case confirming a genuinely ambiguous non-empty schema (noitems/properties) is left untyped rather than guessed.TestUntypedStructuralSchemasclass: builds a model from a realistic untypeditems-in-anyOfschema and asserts it accepts a list of strings, acceptsNone, and rejects a non-list/non-null value — confirming the field is no longer silently typed asAny. Same pattern for theproperties-without-typecase.pytest tests/utilities/test_pydantic_schema_utils.py -v: 94 passed (88 previously existing + 6 new), no regressions.