feat(mcp): add tool annotations and update docs for TS v0.2.27 parity#15
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feat(mcp): add tool annotations and update docs for TS v0.2.27 parity#15
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…ith TS v0.2.27 Add MCP tool annotations support (readOnlyHint, destructiveHint, idempotentHint, openWorldHint, title) on MCP::Tool and MCP.tool convenience method. Update SPEC.md for TS v0.2.27 and Python v0.1.26. Add README documentation for missing message types (UserMessageReplay, HookStartedMessage, HookProgressMessage, ToolUseSummaryMessage, FilesPersistedEvent), mcp_reconnect/mcp_toggle client methods, and tool annotations. Remove duplicated content from CLAUDE.md.
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What
Add MCP tool annotations support and update documentation to achieve full SDK parity with TypeScript v0.2.27 and Python v0.1.26.
Why
The TypeScript SDK v0.2.27 added tool annotations, leaving the Ruby SDK one feature behind. The README was also missing documentation for several message types and client methods that were already implemented.
How
annotationsparameter toMCP::ToolandMCP.toolconvenience methodmcp_reconnect/mcp_toggle