fix: added reason argument to get_me function
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request addresses a bug in the mark3labs/mcp-go library by adding a new "reason" argument to the get_me tool to avoid errors when no arguments are supplied and to provide additional context for debugging.
- Added a "reason" argument with an accompanying description in the tool configuration.
- Updated the tool initialization in pkg/github/server.go to include the new argument.
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juruen
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Mar 14, 2025
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mark3labs/mcp-golibrary has a bug where it will error when there are no arguments specified for a tool. This adds areasonargument, which works around that bug but is also somewhat helpful for debugging and potentially even returns better results because the LLM can see why it decided to call the tool.