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If you're building an MCP client that supports server instructions, we recommend that you expose instructions to users and provide transparency about what servers are injecting into context. In the VSCode example, I was able to verify exactly what was being sent to the model in the chat logs.
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Other suggestions for implementing instructions in clients include:
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Additional suggestions for implementing instructions in clients:
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- **Adding guardrails** - When possible, validate that instructions stay focused on tool usage, not system behavior changes.
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- **Giving users control** - Allowing the user to review, enable, or disable server instructions helps the user to customize server usage and minimize conflicts between instructions, or remove the effects of suboptimal instructions.
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- **Give users control** - Allow reviewing, enabling, or disabling server instructions to help users customize server usage and minimize conflicts or remove suboptimal instructions.
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- **Document your approach** - Be clear about how your client handles and applies server instructions.
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## Currently Supported Host Applications
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