What's broken?
An example in the spec is wrong or won't run
Where in the spec or docs?
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/learn/server-concepts#the-complete-flow
What should happen?
In Step 3, when the AI calls checkWeather() against the Weather Server, the documentation should explain:
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Why/how the AI knows to call checkWeather()
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Whether the prompt template instructs the AI to check weather, or if it's purely AI-driven inference.
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What happens if a Weather Server is not connected — is it optional or required?
What actually happens?
In Step 3, the AI calls checkWeather() against the Weather Server, but the documentation does not explain:
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Why/how the AI knows to call checkWeather() — the plan-vacation prompt arguments (destination, duration, budget, interests) make no mention of weather.
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Whether the prompt template instructs the AI to check weather, or if it's purely AI-driven inference.
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What happens if a Weather Server is not connected — is it optional or required?
Anything else?
No response
What's broken?
An example in the spec is wrong or won't run
Where in the spec or docs?
https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/learn/server-concepts#the-complete-flow
What should happen?
In Step 3, when the AI calls
checkWeather()against the Weather Server, the documentation should explain:Why/how the AI knows to call
checkWeather()Whether the prompt template instructs the AI to check weather, or if it's purely AI-driven inference.
What happens if a Weather Server is not connected — is it optional or required?
What actually happens?
In Step 3, the AI calls
checkWeather()against the Weather Server, but the documentation does not explain:Why/how the AI knows to call
checkWeather()— the plan-vacation prompt arguments (destination, duration, budget, interests) make no mention of weather.Whether the prompt template instructs the AI to check weather, or if it's purely AI-driven inference.
What happens if a Weather Server is not connected — is it optional or required?
Anything else?
No response