GitHub MCP服务器支持下一代MCP规范

The MCP protocol is going stateless on 28th July 2026, and the GitHub MCP Server supports the latest spec ahead of the official release. The new stateless core means MCP deployments are now easy to scale. Extensions unlock innovation (e.g., MCP apps and Enterprise Managed Auth, both of which are already supported by VS Code). Sessions and initialize are both removed, so you can connect to servers faster and easier. Clients can also complete the handshake in parallel. You’ll see more remote servers supporting features like elicitation thanks to multi round-trip requests. Since all tier 1 SDKs have preserved backwards compatibility and they have all already shipped beta support, you don’t need to do anything to maintain support. The GitHub MCP server uses the official Go SDK . For GitHub MCP Server, we made three changes: Removed Redis sessions : Database writes on initialize are gone, and database reads are gone from every call, which makes things snappier without users losing anything. Avoided deep packet inspection : We need to read some values from MCP requests for logging and secret scanning. In the new spec we can do that from HTTP headers guaranteed to be present. That means no more inspecting the payload of every single request before the SDK does. Avoided deep packet inspection : We need to read some values from MCP requests for logging and secret scanning. In the new spec we can do that from HTTP headers guaranteed to be present. That means no more inspecting the payload of every single request before the SDK does. Upgraded our elicitation implementation : Our stdio MCP server uses URL elicitation for easy user login. In the new protocol version, each step is a separate HTTP request. To make this work with old and new clients, the Go SDK provides a wrapper that makes both mechanisms work. Upgraded our elicitation implementation : Our stdio MCP server uses URL elicitation for easy user login. In the new protocol version, each step is a separate HTTP request. To make this work with old and new clients, the Go SDK provides a wrapper that makes both mechanisms work.