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The 2.0 release of the official Model Context Protocol (MCP) C# SDK is more than a version incrementIt implements the 2026–07–28 MCP specification revision, which changes the default shape of MCP over HTTP. The protocol now favors independent, self-describing requests over a connection-scoped session, while still supporting interactive workflows that need more than one exchange.
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