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docs(client): fix examples for current constructors - #1196
Update the client basics, overview, and transport guides to match the current public constructors, including the stdio environment argument, pointer client type, and constructor error handling.
Client documentation examples now use pointer-based client values and handle constructor errors. Transport examples also update client-pool error handling and cleanup, and the in-process transport example returns initialization results instead of waiting indefinitely.
Helper signatures, stored client fields, and operation examples use *client.Client.
Transport construction and pooling www/docs/pages/clients/transports.mdx, www/docs/pages/transports/index.mdx
Transport examples handle creation errors. Pool construction closes clients already created when pre-population fails; Get and CallTool propagate errors. The in-process branch returns construction and initialization errors, defers client closure, and no longer waits indefinitely.
The documentation changes leave two examples with new compile errors and make the iterator guidance contradictory. Correct these localized examples; no production library behavior changes, so merge risk is bounded.
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The title "docs(client): fix examples for current constructors" matches the main change. The PR updates client guide examples (basics, overview, transports, operations, and in-process transport pages)…
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The description follows the repository template. It includes a concise description of the changes and links issue #1195. It marks the Documentation update type and completes the checklist items that a…
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Directly linked issue #1195 asks that client guide examples match current constructors and handle creation errors. Source at head confirms the constructor shapes: NewStdioMCPClient(command string, env…
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All changed files are documentation pages under www/docs/pages/clients/ and www/docs/pages/transports/. The PR states the change is documentation-only. The transports.mdx diff, read directly, changes …
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The title "docs(client): fix examples for current constructors" matches the main change. The PR updates client guide examples (basics, overview, transports, operations, and in-process transport pages) to use the current constructors, the pointer client type, and constructor error handling. It uses a conventional commit style and is concise, specific, and free of file lists or vague terms.
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The description follows the repository template. It includes a concise description of the changes and links issue #1195. It marks the Documentation update type and completes the checklist items that apply. It also gives validation details: comparison with the current declarations in client/stdio.go, client/http.go, client/sse.go, and client/inprocess.go, a passing git diff --check, and a note that no tests ran because the change is documentation-only. The MCP Spec Compliance section is not applicable and was correctly omitted or left out. The unchecked tests box is explained in the description.
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Directly linked issue #1195 asks that client guide examples match current constructors and handle creation errors. Source at head confirms the constructor shapes: NewStdioMCPClient(command string, env []string, args ...string) (*Client, error) in client/stdio.go; NewInProcessClient(server *server.MCPServer) (*Client, error) in client/inprocess.go. The previous review also confirmed NewStreamableHttpClient and NewSSEMCPClient return (*Client, error). The diff of www/docs/pages/clients/transports.mdx was read directly. It shows: StreamableHTTP examples capture (c, err) and check err; the in-process example captures (c, err); TestClient.client changes from *client.InProcessClient to *client.Client; NewTestClient returns (*TestClient, error); the pool factory, NewStreamableHTTPClientPool, and Get return errors; CallTool propagates Get errors; ClientFactory.CreateClient returns (*client.Client, error); and the session example uses a concrete session ID in place of a non-compilable placeholder. The summaries for basics.mdx, index.mdx, operations.mdx, transports/index.mdx, and inprocess.mdx report the same pattern for the remaining requirements: env slice in the stdio examples, *client.Client in place of client.Client value types, removal of client.InProcessClient, and the stdio branch of NewManagedClient calling the stdio constructor. Residual uncertainty: the MDX bodies of the summarized files were not read directly. Helper functions such as createStreamableHTTPClient() and createSSEClient() in basics.mdx keep no error return, and the summaries do not state how their constructor errors are handled. The base version of transports.mdx may contain an unchanged stdio example. The diff does not touch any such example, and the summaries do not mention one. These points are not confirmed, but the bulk of the stated requirements is supported by direct or summarized evidence.
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All changed files are documentation pages under www/docs/pages/clients/ and www/docs/pages/transports/. The PR states the change is documentation-only. The transports.mdx diff, read directly, changes only constructor call sites, error handling, pointer types, and the signatures of example helpers and pool types. Those changes implement the bullets in #1195. The sessionID edit replaces a non-compilable placeholder in the constructor example with a concrete value. This supports the copy-ready goal of #1195. The changes in operations.mdx, which replace client.Client with *client.Client in example signatures, match the #1195 bullet about client.Client used as a value type. The transports/index.mdx inprocess branch changes (constructor error handling, closing the client, and returning Initialize(context.Background())) are edits to the same transport example. They are not separate unrelated behavior. No change was found that lacks a connection to #1195. Changes described only in summaries were not read directly.
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- Line 114: Update the URL argument in the NewSSEMCPClient example to use a
defined, replaceable server URL instead of the undefined testServer reference.
- Line 257: Update the NewStdioMCPClient call to use the caller-provided address
as the STDIO command instead of the hard-coded server-command value, keeping the
existing arguments unchanged.
Review comments at @www/docs/pages/clients/index.mdx:
- Around line 413-414: Update the client setup flow around c.Initialize to call
c.Start(ctx) first and handle any returned error before initialization. Preserve
the existing context and ensure c.Initialize runs only after startup succeeds.
- Line 210: Update the STDIO client creation call to pass the caller-supplied
address as the executable command to NewStdioMCPClient, preserving the existing
empty argument list.
- Line 414: Update the multi-server example’s c.Initialize call to pass an
mcp.InitializeRequest and handle both returned values, preserving the existing
initialization flow.
- Line 334: Update the LLM application example’s mcpClient.Initialize call to
pass an mcp.InitializeRequest and handle both the returned result and error,
matching the method’s current signature.
Review comments at @www/docs/pages/clients/transports.mdx:
- Line 928: Update the test example’s NewTestClient call to handle both return
values, checking the returned error with require.NoError before using the
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If a reader copies this function without defining testServer, the application fails to compile. Use an example URL that the reader can replace with the server address.
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Update the URL argument in the NewSSEMCPClient example to use a defined,
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Update the NewStdioMCPClient call to use the caller-provided address as the
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When a caller supplies a STDIO executable as address, the manager instead starts server-command or returns a startup error. Pass address as the command.
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--- "a/www/docs/pages/clients/index.mdx"+++ "b/www/docs/pages/clients/index.mdx"@@ -207,7 +207,7 @@
switch clientType {
case "stdio":
- c, err = client.NewStdioMCPClient("server-command", []string{})+ c, err = client.NewStdioMCPClient(address, []string{})
case "http":
c, err = client.NewStreamableHttpClient(address)
case "sse":
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Update the STDIO client creation call to pass the caller-supplied address as the
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Use the correct Initialize signature.
The LLM application example does not compile. Pass an mcp.InitializeRequest to Initialize and handle both the result and error.
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After correcting the Initialize signature, AddServer still cannot add an SSE server: the transport returns transport not started yet. Call c.Start(ctx) and handle its error before calling Initialize.
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Update the initialization call to the current API.
The multi-server example does not compile: Initialize requires an mcp.InitializeRequest and returns two values. Pass a request and handle both return values.
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NewTestClient now returns two values, but tc := NewTestClient() assigns only one, so the example does not compile. Assign tc, err, check the error with require.NoError, and change the later initialization to err = tc.Initialize(ctx).
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Update the test example’s NewTestClient call to handle both return values,
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- Line 603: Update the prompt-processing example around NewPromptProcessor to
construct text content with mcp.NewTextContent(userMessage) instead of
converting userMessage to the mcp.TextContent struct; preserve the surrounding
message flow.
- Around line 704-706: Rewrite both subscription examples to use the supported
client API: remove the invalid concrete-client assertion and references to the
nonexistent client.Subscriber interface, and use OnNotification with Listen or
ListenAsync for modern connections. Preserve each example’s intended
subscription behavior.
- Line 131: Update demonstrateResourceReading and the typed resource helpers to
inspect ReadResourceResult.Contents through concrete types instead of accessing
fields on interface values: use a type switch for mcp.TextResourceContents and
mcp.BlobResourceContents in the basic example, and check the expected concrete
type in each helper.
- Line 118: The resource, tool, and prompt helper signatures use parameter types
that do not exist. Update readResource, the tool helper, and the prompt helper
to use mcp.ReadResourceParams, mcp.CallToolParams, and mcp.GetPromptParams
respectively, and change prompt argument maps and their callers to
map[string]string.
- Line 494: Update demonstrateBatchToolCalls to check result.Result.IsError
before reporting success; when it is true, report the result content as a tool
error, while preserving handling for Go errors.
- Line 981: Update the iterator guidance near the MCPClient example to describe
using *client.Client directly, since its iterator methods can be called without
a type assertion; reserve type assertions for values held as interfaces.
- Line 325: Update demonstrateToolCalling and the affected prompt examples to
inspect mcp.Content through type assertions or a type switch before reading text
fields, and handle non-text content explicitly. Apply the same correction in
PromptProcessor.FormatForLLM so none of these paths accesses fields absent from
mcp.Content.
Review comments at @www/docs/pages/transports/index.mdx:
- Line 163: Update the in-process initialization flow in startServer so it
starts the client before calling Initialize, passes an mcp.InitializeRequest,
and returns only the initialization error to match startServer’s single-error
return signature.
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- Line 139: The embedded example uses unsupported tool capability fields. Update
the client capability literal in the example near mcpClient to use an empty
mcp.ClientCapabilities value, and leave server tool-support advertisement
unchanged.
- Line 139: The in-process example does not register the calculator tool, so
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The resource, tool, and prompt helpers use nonexistent types, so they fail to compile. Use mcp.ReadResourceParams, mcp.CallToolParams, and mcp.GetPromptParams. Also change the prompt argument maps and their callers to map[string]string.
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The resource, tool, and prompt helper signatures use parameter types that do not
exist. Update readResource, the tool helper, and the prompt helper to use
mcp.ReadResourceParams, mcp.CallToolParams, and mcp.GetPromptParams
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Use concrete resource content types in the examples.
ReadResourceResult.Contents contains interface values, so direct field access does not compile. Use a type switch for mcp.TextResourceContents and mcp.BlobResourceContents in the basic example, and check the concrete type in each typed helper.
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Update demonstrateResourceReading and the typed resource helpers to inspect
ReadResourceResult.Contents through concrete types instead of accessing fields
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mcp.BlobResourceContents in the basic example, and check the expected concrete
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mcp.Content has no Type or Text fields, so the tool and prompt examples do not compile. Use type assertions or a type switch before accessing those fields, and handle non-text content explicitly. This also affects PromptProcessor.FormatForLLM.
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Update demonstrateToolCalling and the affected prompt examples to inspect
mcp.Content through type assertions or a type switch before reading text fields,
and handle non-text content explicitly. Apply the same correction in
PromptProcessor.FormatForLLM so none of these paths accesses fields absent from
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Check IsError before reporting success.
A tool can return an error result with a nil Go error. The batch example then prints Success for the failed call. Check result.Result.IsError and report its content as a tool error.
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Go language specification conversion string to struct identical underlying types conversion
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- The Go Programming Language Specification - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/ref/spec?trk=public_profile__posts-text
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/go/types/conversions.go
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/doc/faq
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/doc/faq?source=post_page-----9900aa5b39de----------------------
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mcp.TextContent is a struct, so converting userMessage to it fails to compile. Use mcp.NewTextContent(userMessage) instead.
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- The Go Programming Language Specification - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/ref/spec
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- Effective Go - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/doc/effective_go?lang=en&version=1
- - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/src/go/types/expr.go
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Rewrite the subscription examples to use the client API.
Both examples assert on a concrete *client.Client, which cannot be a type assertion operand. They also use the nonexistent client.Subscriber API. Use OnNotification and, for modern connections, Listen or ListenAsync instead.
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Rewrite both subscription examples to use the supported client API: remove the
invalid concrete-client assertion and references to the nonexistent
client.Subscriber interface, and use OnNotification with Listen or ListenAsync
for modern connections. Preserve each example’s intended subscription behavior.
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- Release History - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/doc/devel/release
- Go 1.25 Release Notes - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/doc/go1.25
- go1.25.5 command - golang.org/dl/go1.25.5 - Go Packages — https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/dl/go1.25.5
- Go 1.25 is released - The Go Programming Language — https://go.dev/blog/go1.25
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Correct the iterator type comparison.
The other examples also use *client.Client. A pointer can call the iterator methods directly; applying the following type assertion to it does not compile. Reserve the assertion for interface values.
Suggested fix
-`MCPClient` interface. The examples below use `c *client.Client` rather than-the `c *client.Client` you'll see elsewhere in this guide. If you're holding+`MCPClient` interface. Like the other examples in this guide, the examples below+use `c *client.Client` directly. If you're holding
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Review comment at @www/docs/pages/clients/operations.mdx at line 981:
Update the iterator guidance near the MCPClient example to describe using
*client.Client directly, since its iterator methods can be called without a type
assertion; reserve type assertions for values held as interfaces.
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nl -ba client/client.go | sed -n '185,225p;385,460p'
nl -ba client/inprocess.go | sed -n '1,85p'
nl -ba mcp/types.go | sed -n '580,660p'
rg -n -F -e '.Initialize(' -e 'NewInProcessClient(' -- www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx www/docs/pages/clients/operations.mdx
nl -ba www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx | sed -n '90,165p'
Repository: mark3labs/mcp-go
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Fix the in-process initialization call.
The example does not compile: Initialize requires an mcp.InitializeRequest and returns two values, but startServer returns one error. Start the client before initialization, pass a request, and return only the initialization error.
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Update the in-process initialization flow in startServer so it starts the client
before calling Initialize, passes an mcp.InitializeRequest, and returns only the
initialization error to match startServer’s single-error return signature.
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rg -n -F -e 'InitializeRequestParams' -e 'type InitializeParams' -e 'ToolsCapability' -- mcp client
nl -ba client/protocol_negotiation_test.go | sed -n '165,205p'
nl -ba www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx | sed -n '235,280p'
git show acf999d599ff294f82b586d787d6d793daf2f9be:www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx | nl -ba | sed -n '235,260p'
Repository: mark3labs/mcp-go
Length of output: 4203
Remove the unsupported client tool capability.
The embedded example does not compile because mcp.ClientCapabilities has no Tools field and mcp.ToolsCapability is not defined. Replace the capability literal with mcp.ClientCapabilities{}. The server advertises tool support separately.
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Review comment at @www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx at line 139:
The embedded example uses unsupported tool capability fields. Update the client
capability literal in the example near mcpClient to use an empty
mcp.ClientCapabilities value, and leave server tool-support advertisement
unchanged.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'func NewMCPServer|func .*CallTool|calculate|NewToolResultError' server client www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx
Repository: mark3labs/mcp-go
Length of output: 3322
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git diff acf999d599ff294f82b586d787d6d793daf2f9be 169db91b42874974f438da2c4494360056a7e680 -- www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx
nl -ba www/docs/pages/transports/inprocess.mdx | sed -n '1,280p'
nl -ba server/server.go | sed -n '730,850p'
nl -ba client/client.go | sed -n '735,805p'
rg -n -F -e 'tool not found' -e 'Tool not found' -e 'tools/call' -e 'handleCallTool' -e 'CallToolResult' -- server/server.go client/client.go client/transport mcp
nl -ba mcp/types.go | sed -n '630,710p'
nl -ba server/request_handler.go | sed -n '180,245p'
nl -ba client/client.go | sed -n '176,210p'
nl -ba client/inprocess_test.go | sed -n '80,145p'
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Register the calculator on the embedded server.
After the initialization example is corrected, ProcessWithMCP fails with a tool-not-found error instead of calculating 15. Register calculate and its handler on app.mcpServer.
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The in-process example does not register the calculator tool, so ProcessWithMCP
cannot find it. Register the calculate tool and its handler on app.mcpServer
before invoking ProcessWithMCP, preserving the example’s expected result of 15.
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Description
Update the client basics, overview, and transport guides to match the current public constructors, including the stdio environment argument, pointer client type, and constructor error handling.
Fixes #1195.
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client/stdio.go,client/http.go,client/sse.go, andclient/inprocess.go.git diff --checkpassed.Summary by CodeRabbit