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# Priorities for the Next Specification Iteration
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This is a non-binding summary of where the Tool Annotations Interest Group
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believes its attention would be most useful next. The IG has no formal remit to
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set the MCP roadmap or determine the disposition of SEPs; these priorities are
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intended to focus discussion, implementation, and feedback.
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## 1. Mature Existing Extension Work
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Complete the transition of existing SEP proposals into fully fledged
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experimental extensions. Each extension should have SDK implementations and
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clear evidence that the community wants and will use it before it is proposed
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for graduation.
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## 2. Prepare Pre-flight Requests for Review
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Bring the pre-flight request proposal
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([SEP-1862](https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol/pull/1862))
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to a state where it is ready for substantive review. This remains a core
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protocol proposal rather than an experimental extension.
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## 3. Separate Human and Agent Content Presentation
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Explore how content intended for human formatting and display can be represented
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separately from content intended for agents. The goal is to let clients provide
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good human-facing experiences without compromising the structured content
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agents need.
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## 4. Evaluate Annotation Proposals
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Gather the proposed annotation SEPs, evaluate how they relate to one another and
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to the extension work, and provide consolidated feedback to their authors and
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reviewers.
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