examples of elicit handling #626
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This is a really nice demonstration of
BTW one thing that was mentioned in modelcontextprotocol/modelcontextprotocol#382 that might be useful to add is an example of handling an elicitation from a subagent that needs to be forwarded up to the user - I suspect this pattern will be pretty common, and it fits within the intent of this example (rather than starting down the slippery slope of a more general "here's how to do agents" demo, which ofc this is very useful as a framing device for). |
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sequenceDiagram participant User participant CLI as Chat CLI participant PA as Personal Assistant participant PRA as Project Analyst User->>CLI: "Help prioritize project issues" CLI->>PA: call_tool("chat", {message}) PA-->>CLI: ElicitRequest(message, schema) Note right of PA: Need project name from user CLI-->>User: Display prompt & collect input User-->>CLI: Provide project name CLI-->>PA: ElicitResult(response) PA->>PRA: call_tool("analyze_issues", {project}) PRA-->>PA: ElicitRequest(message, schema) Note right of PRA: Ask if okay to proceed Note over PA: Handle internally: auto-confirm PA-->>PRA: ElicitResult({proceed: true}) PRA-->>PA: ToolResult(content) PA-->>CLI: ToolResult(content) CLI-->>User: Display result