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mcp-type-definitions-client-calltool-method-returns-content-typed-as-un-aaa3543e
IFClient.callTool() method returns content typed as unknown, causing TypeScript errors when accessing content array or its elements.
THENUpdate the return type of Client.callTool() to match the actual response from request(). The content field should be typed as an array of content block objects (e.g., `{ content: CallToolResultContent[] }`). This ensures proper type checking when accessing content properties.
Tier 170%
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mcp-type-definitions-typescript-errors-when-accessing-content-or-conten-3a73c6f5
IFTypeScript errors when accessing .content or .content[0].type on the result of Client.callTool()
THENUpdate the `@modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk` to a version where `CallToolResult` is properly typed. If upgrading is not possible, cast the result or manually define the expected return type using `import { CallToolResult } from '@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/types.js'`.
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