Human-in-the-loop for AI agents over MCP elicitation: confirm/form dialogs plus a capability doctor
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Documentation Overview
Elicitly — Free Edition
Your AI has questions. Your users have answers. Elicitly connects them — human-in-the-loop for prompts and Agent Skills over MCP elicitation.
This repository is the open-source Free Edition: the elicitly local MCP
server and the @elicitly/tools library. The hosted Pro Edition — durable
approvals with review pages, an audit trail, and organization dashboards —
lives at elicitly.ai.
Quick start
Run the local (stdio) MCP server straight from npm — no clone, no config:
Register it in your MCP host (Claude Code shown; any stdio host works):
Then ask your agent to call elicit_confirm ("Ship it?"), elicit_form
(your own JSON schema), or elicit_doctor (does this host actually support
elicitation?).
Packages
| Package | What it is |
|---|---|
elicitly | The local stdio MCP server (npx -y elicitly) |
@elicitly/tools | Embeddable toolkit: register the elicitation tools on your own McpServer |
Why
MCP has a native answer for asking a human — elicitation — but host support is
inconsistent, and only an MCP server can trigger it. Nobody wants to roll
their own server just to ask a question. Elicitly is that server (or, via
@elicitly/tools, the toolkit inside yours), plus the diagnostic
(elicit_doctor) that makes real-world host support visible — feeding the
public Support Matrix.
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