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docs(mcp): distinguish native tracing from context propagation - #537
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Summary
Correct the MCP package README's claim that the propagation instrumentor automatically traces all requests.
MCPInstrumentorcreates no spans. Recommend MCP 2.3+ native OpenTelemetry for new Python setups and retain the released MCP 1.x propagation/lifecycle instructions.Validation
All Python test processes ran under a macOS outbound-network-denied sandbox, with loopback allowed and a scrubbed environment.
release_plan.py --check: 129 packages consistent.git diff --checkpasses.Existing work and limits
#311 already merged the runtime repairs proposed in #221/#222; current-dev tests confirm those defects no longer reproduce. This PR does not repeat or alter those fixes, TypeScript #403/#482, or the separate Python FastMCP package guide.
Only published dependencies are used (MCP 2.3.0 and traceAI-mcp 0.1.3 verified on PyPI). No registry publish, workflow dispatch, merge, real credentials, or Cloud ingestion/UI test was performed. Native tool classification was checked against the backend's
execute_toolmapping; loopback export is not a claim of live Cloud acceptance. No product E2E applies to a package README-only change.🤖 Generated with Claude Code