feat: add McpMeta parameter support for accessing request metadata #23
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- Add McpMeta class to wrap metadata from MCP requests, notifications, and results - Support McpMeta parameter injection in all method callback types (tools, resources, prompts, completions) - Exclude McpMeta parameters from parameter count limits and JSON schema generation - Enable context-aware MCP operations with client-provided metadata (user identity, preferences, session info) - Add comprehensive test coverage for McpMeta functionality across all callback types - Update documentation with usage examples for tools, resources, prompts, and completions This enhancement allows MCP methods to access contextual information from clients, enabling personalized and context-aware responses based on metadata such as user roles, preferences, session data, or any other client-provided context. Signed-off-by: Christian Tzolov <[email protected]>
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This enhancement allows MCP methods to access contextual information from clients, enabling personalized and context-aware responses based on metadata such as user roles, preferences, session data, or any other client-provided context.