MCP Toolkit MCP Extensions

MCP Extension Tools

Validate MCP 2026-07-28 extension declarations, the Tasks extension and durable task lifecycle objects without executing or contacting a server.

Extensions in MCP 2026-07-28

The extensions framework allows optional MCP capabilities to evolve independently of the core specification. Extensions are explicitly negotiated and use namespaced identifiers to avoid collisions.

Tasks are one official example. Long-running work can be represented by a durable task and inspected through task-specific methods instead of being part of the old experimental core task mechanism.

MCP Extension and Task Utilities

MCP extensions allow optional capabilities to evolve outside the protocol core. This collection focuses on extension declarations and task state so developers can inspect capability negotiation and durable task data separately from ordinary request and response validation.

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