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Summary

This PR adds comprehensive MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support to the SDK, enabling full integration with the MCP ecosystem:

  • Tools Integration: Dynamic schema generation and tool execution support
  • Resources Support: URI-based content retrieval with template support
  • Prompts Registration: Dynamic prompt templates with argument handling
  • Enhanced Error Handling: Improved MCP-specific error types and messages
  • Protocol Compliance: Full adherence to MCP server specification
  • Example Demos: Multiple working examples demonstrating MCP capabilities

Key Changes

Core MCP Features

  • McpServer::with_tools() - Register tools with automatic schema generation
  • McpServer::with_resources() - Expose resources via URI templates
  • McpServer::with_prompts() - Register prompt templates
  • Enhanced protocol message handling for MCP operations

Examples Added

  • mcp_test_basic.rs - Basic MCP server setup
  • mcp_integration_demo.rs - Full integration demo
  • hooks_advanced_demo.rs - Advanced hooks usage

Documentation

  • Added MCP.md with comprehensive implementation guide
  • Updated Cargo.toml dependencies

Test Plan

  • Run cargo build - builds successfully
  • Run cargo test - all tests pass
  • Test examples/mcp_test_basic.rs - basic functionality works
  • Test examples/mcp_integration_demo.rs - full integration works
  • Verify MCP protocol compliance
  • Test hooks system integration

Breaking Changes

None - this is purely additive functionality.

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molaco and others added 4 commits October 12, 2025 21:01
Implement a complete hooks system that enables intercepting and modifying
tool calls with custom logic, including blocking, logging, and data injection.

## Changes

### Core Hook System
- Add hook callback registration and invocation in HookManager
- Support callback-based hooks with unique IDs for CLI communication
- Implement hook initialization protocol for registering hooks with CLI
- Add hook callback request/response handling in protocol layer

### Client Improvements
- Add hook callback handler task for processing hook_callback requests
- Send initialization request with hooks config on client startup
- Process control_request and control_response message types
- Pass actual event data to hooks instead of empty JSON
- Extract and forward tool_name to hook callbacks

### Protocol Enhancements
- Add HookMatcherConfig for serializing hook configuration
- Implement hook_callback_channel for bidirectional communication
- Add create_hook_callback_response method
- Support initialize control request with hooks configuration

### Transport Updates
- Make subprocess transport public for external use
- Enable custom transport implementations

### Examples and Tests
- Add comprehensive hooks_demo.rs with multiple examples
- Add hooks_intercepting_tools.rs example
- Add hooks_manual_trigger.rs for manual hook triggering
- Add log_tool_use.rs for tool usage logging
- Add test examples for data flow and hook data extraction
- Add hook_data_extraction_test.rs for testing hook data parsing
- Add examples/README.md documenting all hook examples

### Testing
- Update client tests for new hook handling
- Add control protocol tests for hook callbacks
- Test hook data extraction and tool name parsing

This implementation achieves feature parity with the Python SDK's hooks system.

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…rompts

Added comprehensive MCP (Model Context Protocol) server support including:
- Full tools integration with dynamic schema generation
- Resources support with URI-based content retrieval
- Prompts registration and dynamic template rendering
- Enhanced error handling for MCP operations
- Protocol compliance improvements
- Multiple example demos showcasing MCP capabilities

This implementation provides a complete MCP server that can expose tools,
resources, and prompts to MCP-compatible clients, enabling rich integrations
with AI assistants and other MCP ecosystem tools.

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- Add jsonschema dependency for validation
- Complete MCP server implementation with tools, resources, and prompts support
- Add MCP tools testing example (test_mcp_tools.rs)
- Add TTS notification demo with callbacks
- Add standalone TTS demo
- Add MCP server configuration (.mcp.json)
- Update client to support full MCP protocol
- Remove obsolete MCP.md documentation

This completes the MCP implementation with full tooling support and working examples.

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- Improve subprocess stderr handling to prevent TUI corruption by using conditional eprintln! logging
- Increase operation timeout from 5 to 10 minutes for complex suborchestrator tasks
- Add JSON filtering to skip verbose debug output in streaming mode
- Add agents() and add_agent() builder methods for custom agent configuration
- Add comprehensive unit tests for agent builder functionality
- Add agents.rs example demonstrating custom agent definitions

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molaco commented Oct 29, 2025

@dhuseby this is the complete pr. i get no warnings when compiling and the failing test i think are no longer relevant and should be update but you should review it just it case if you are interested in my complete hooks, tools, mcp and agents implementation.

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molaco commented Oct 29, 2025

Failing Tests

  1. test_hook_receiver - Line 103
    - Fails at: let mut hook_rx = client.take_hook_receiver().unwrap();
    - Error: called Option::unwrap() on a None value
    - Reason: Tries to unwrap None
  2. test_take_receivers - Line 295
    - Fails at: assert!(hook_rx.is_some());
    - Error: assertion failed: hook_rx.is_some()
    - Reason: Expects Some, gets None

Both tests are failing for the same root cause: take_hook_receiver() returns None because your new implementation always sets hook_rx: None (line 398 in client/mod.rs).

There's also test_permission_receiver which passes because the permission system still has a fallback that creates a dummy receiver when no manager is configured (line 262), though that receiver is also broken (sender is dropped
immediately).

So both hook-related tests fail because they're testing the old manual receiver API that the PR replaced with automatic callback handling.

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