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Checklist

• Code compiles correctly.
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• Documentation updated.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced OpenTelemetry tracing integration for MCP, enabling context propagation and distributed tracing across MCP transports and sessions.
  • Added support for instrumenting MCP client and server message streams for enhanced observability.
• Documentation
  • Expanded and restructured the README for improved clarity, detailed features, supported frameworks, contribution guidelines, and additional resources.
• Chores
  • Added configuration and metadata files for the new MCP tracing package, including versioning and dependency declarations.

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Walkthrough

The update introduces a new OpenTelemetry instrumentation package for MCP, featuring comprehensive context propagation for MCP transports and sessions. It adds package metadata, versioning, and dependency declarations. The README is significantly expanded and restructured for clarity, detailing features, supported frameworks, and contribution guidelines, with no changes to core code entities outside the new MCP integration.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Expanded and restructured documentation: clarified description, added features, frameworks table, contribution, resources
python/frameworks/mcp/pyproject.toml	Added Poetry-based package configuration for traceAI-mcp, specifying dependencies and metadata
python/frameworks/mcp/traceai_mcp/init.py	New MCP OpenTelemetry instrumentor: wraps MCP streams for context propagation; adds multiple proxy and wrapper classes
python/frameworks/mcp/traceai_mcp/package.py	Added _instruments tuple declaring MCP and futureagi package dependencies
python/frameworks/mcp/traceai_mcp/version.py	Added version variable set to "0.1.0"

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant UserApp
    participant MCPClient
    participant MCPServer
    participant Instrumentor

    UserApp->>MCPClient: Send message (via instrumented writer)
    MCPClient->>Instrumentor: Inject tracing context into message
    MCPClient->>MCPServer: Transmit message with context
    MCPServer->>Instrumentor: Extract tracing context from message
    MCPServer->>UserApp: Process message with attached context

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Poem

In tunnels of code where the traces flow,
A new instrumentor helps context to grow.
MCP streams now carry the thread,
Of distributed spans as messages are spread.
With docs refreshed and guidance anew,
The rabbit hops forward—tracing with you! 🐇✨

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