Add mcp support example to agents#7
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@ryanhill4L did this create its own MCP server/client implementation? At first glance on mobile, it probably doesn't look complete. Could be a good opportunity to use the new go-sdk |
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Add a new example demonstrating Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for external tool integration.
The Go Agents SDK previously lacked a clear example for integrating external tools via a standardized protocol. This PR introduces the
MCPToolimplementation, an example MCP server, and an agent client, providing a complete, runnable demonstration of dynamic tool discovery and execution, which significantly enhances the SDK's extensibility.