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Summary Add support for tool use within sampling requests, as described in the MCP 2025-11-25 spec's sampling.tools capability. New types Content types: - ToolUseContent — represents a tool invocation request from the assistant - ToolResultContent — represents the result of a tool invocation, with nested []Content for the result blocks Capability types: - SamplingCapabilities gains Tools and Context sub-fields - SamplingToolsCapabilities, SamplingContextCapabilities Tool-enabled sampling (parallel tool calls): - CreateMessageWithToolsParams with SamplingMessageV2 (supports array content) - CreateMessageWithToolsResult (supports array content) - ToolChoice — controls tool invocation mode (auto, required, none) - ServerSession.CreateMessageWithTools - ClientOptions.CreateMessageWithToolsHandler Design Following the TypeScript SDK's pattern, tool-enabled sampling uses separate types from basic sampling to avoid breaking the existing API. The basic CreateMessage/CreateMessageResult path is unchanged. Both paths share the same wire method (sampling/createMessage) and go through the method info table. The table uses the broader CreateMessageWithToolsResult type internally; CreateMessage downconverts (erroring if multiple content blocks are returned). This is documented as a rough edge to unify in v2. Setting CreateMessageWithToolsHandler automatically infers the sampling.tools capability. It is a panic to set both CreateMessageHandler and CreateMessageWithToolsHandler. References - https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/client/sampling - TypeScript SDK: CreateMessageResultWithToolsSchema / CreateMessageRequestParamsWithTools --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Features
These docs mirror the official MCP spec. Use the index below to learn how the SDK implements a particular aspect of the protocol.
Base Protocol
Client Features
Server Features
TroubleShooting
See troubleshooting.md for a troubleshooting guide.
Rough edges
See rough_edges.md for a list of rough edges or API oversights that can't be addressed due to our compatibility promise. We'll revisit these if/when we move to a v2 of the SDK.