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mcp_server() now supports HTTP transport in addition
to stdio. Use type = "http" to start an HTTP server, with
optional host and port arguments. For now, the
implementation is authless.
mcp_server() now formats tool results in the same
way as ellmer (#78 by @gadenbuie).
mcp_server() gains logical argument
session_tools, allowing users to opt-out of presenting R
session tools (that make it possible to communicate with
mcp_session()s) to clients.
Several tightenings-up of the implementation:
id = NULL
value, ensuring parse-error replies conform to the MCP
specification.mcp_tools() now sends and receives a
"notifications/initialized" (#77 by @galachad).mcp_session() now invisibly returns the nanonext
socket used for communicating with the server.
Notably, mcp_tools() did not gain an implementation
of the HTTP transport. Instead, we now recommend the mcp-remote tool for
serving local MCP servers via the HTTP transport in the
documentation.
mcp_tools() now errors more informatively when an
MCP server process exits unexpectedly (#82).
r-devel-linux-x86_64-fedora-clang.Before the initial release of the package, mcptools was called
acquaint and supplied a default set of tools from btw, currently a
GitHub-only package, when R was used as an MCP server. The direction of
the dependency has been reversed; to use the same functionality from
before, transition acquaint::mcp_server() to
btw::btw_mcp_server() and
acquaint::mcp_session() to
btw::btw_mcp_session().
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