Introduction
Elicitly makes human-in-the-loop easy for AI agents and Agent Skills — and champions the MCP elicitation standard.
Agents — and the skills they run — increasingly take consequential actions, so they need clean, reliable ways to pause and ask a human: confirm, choose, fill a form, approve. MCP’s native answer is elicitation, but only an MCP server can trigger it — and a skill author shouldn’t have to roll their own server just to ask a question. Elicitly is that server: connect it, and your skill raises real elicitation dialogs with no bespoke plumbing.
Cross-host support for MCP elicitation is also inconsistent, and often “advertised but broken.” Elicitly makes that gap visible and testable too.
Editions
Section titled “Editions”- Free — a local (stdio) MCP server,
elicitly: theelicit_doctor,elicit_form, andelicit_confirmtools. Test and exercise elicitation anywhere. (Open source.) - Pro — hosted and authenticated. Everything in Free, plus URL-mode approval / credential flows with a persisted, auditable, TTL-bounded review trail. See the Approval Flow. Upgrading is a migration to one endpoint, not a second server to run.
- Enterprise — self-host in your own cloud, SSO / SAML, compliance.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”- Install the Free Edition — get the local stdio server running in your MCP host.
- Install the Pro Edition — sign up and register the hosted endpoint; nothing to run.
- Tools reference — every tool’s contract, one page each, badged Free or Pro.
- Elicitation Support Matrix — which hosts actually support elicitation, form and URL modes.
- MCP Protocol Support — which protocol revisions Elicitly speaks, and how it evolves with the spec.