@mattzcarey: First class MCP elicitations support is in agents@latest! Both url and form modes :)
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Announcing first-class MCP elicitations support in agents@latest, with both URL and form modes.
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First class MCP elicitations support is in agents@latest! Both url and form modes :) https://t.co/dBgHJmVum4
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