SEP-3119: Structured resource and embedded resource update - #3119
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Motivation and Context
As pointed in #611, many applications (e.g. robotics…) need to have events to allow the client to get notified when its environment changes (I also need it to allow clients to get notified when the user modifies a file/tab/state of my application…). Importantly:
Instead of creating yet another kind of event, this PR improves resources to allow for embedded resources in the notification & structured resources. This way, one can receive an event with something like:
{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "method": "notifications/resources/updated", "params": { "_meta": { "io.modelcontextprotocol/subscriptionId": 1 }, "uri": "app://temperature", "contentSchema": "app://temperature_schema", "structuredContent": {"temperature": 35} } }The
contentSchemapoints itself to a resource for efficiency reasons since a schema may be fairly large and cached locally.Breaking Changes
This is in the draft, so not really breaking anything. And changes
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