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svc-ai-mcp-adapter/tasks/rebuild.yml notified compose-build and compose-up, so every MCP provider rebuilt every image of its stack and ran a full `compose up` to refresh one sidecar. In compose mode it now sets compose_service_up_targets to the provider's mcp.endpoint.service_key and notifies compose-service-up; swarm keeps the stack-wide path. sys-svc-compose gains three handlers on that topic: `compose build` of the targets with the same retry ladder as compose_build, a `--no-cache --pull` rebuild once it is exhausted, and `compose up -d --no-deps` of the targets. The instance guard listens to the topic too. They are defined after the compose-up chain, so a flush that carries both brings the stack up first. test_compose_build_retry_budget pins the new ladder against the budget. When upstream_key.yml wrote a new credential it already includes the rebuild and flushes, so gitea, gitlab, jenkins, mattermost and nextcloud skip their own rebuild on `mcp_upstream_written.changed`; each registers it unconditionally in the same file right before. Baserow's Dockerfile and SSO files now notify compose-build and compose-up, and the Nextcloud whiteboard Dockerfile adds compose-up to its build, so a changed image also replaces the running container. Evidence: the real handlers and rebuild.yml executed with a stubbed compose binary ran guard, `build giteamcp`, `up -d --no-deps giteamcp` in the instance dir; with a failing build, three attempts, the no-cache rebuild, then up. All 16 providers declare a service_key equal to the compose service name their template renders. DEPLOYMENT_MODE is defined as either swarm or compose. Stacks keep coming up through sys-svc-compose up.yml, which notifies compose-up on a changed template, no running container or a pending marker; a stack whose adapter runs while its main service is stopped is no longer started by the rebuild. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>