Add client handling for sampling, list roots, ping #218
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Should I close #132 if you are moving the functionality here? |
Happy to merge this into your PR, or to merge this and close yours - up to you @SecretiveShell |
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Adds sampling and list roots callbacks to the ClientSession, allowing the client to handle requests from the server. Co-authored-by: TerminalMan <84923604+SecretiveShell@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: David Soria Parra <davidsp@anthropic.com>
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Adds sampling and list roots callbacks to the ClientSession, allowing the client to handle requests from the server.
This extends the work done by @SecretiveShell in #132, and they should get attribution (I mostly just copy pasted their patterns)
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