feat(client): add timing information to request history and notifications #1052
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…ions Add temporal context to help debug MCP server behavior: - Display request-to-response duration (e.g., "245ms", "2.4s") - Show timestamps for requests and notifications - Add expanded view with full timing details Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
TimestampedNotificationwrapper for server notifications with receive timestampsRequestHistoryEntrytype with timing fields for request historyNote on V2
This feature aligns with V2's existing design - the
HistoryEntrytype inv2/corealready includes adurationfield, and the V2 UX spec shows timing display. However, V2's timing capture isn't wired up yet. This PR provides the functionality for V1 users in the interim.Test plan
npm run buildpassesnpm run lintpasses🤖 Generated with Claude Code