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> I did something a little bit hacky: if the request is for GET /mcp and the Accept header includes text/html and NOT application/json or text/event-stream, I r

> I did something a little bit hacky: if the request is for GET /mcp and the Accept header includes text/html and NOT application/json or text/event-stream, I return a HTML page Is this not the intended use of request headers?

lorecore 5mo ago
I think so, but if you wanted to be pedantic you could make the argument that the same resource is not being served with the different Accept header. A welcome page is not the same thing as the JSON returned from the MCP spec.
- pull_my_finger 5mo ago
  Maybe it should return a 303 See Other response
  - weird-eye-issue 5mo ago
    A redirect actually does make sense but then there will be some percentage of users that end up copying the redirect URL and try to use that as the MCP URL
PufPufPuf 5mo ago
Technically not really, it's supposed to be alternative versions of the same content.