In the MCPClient class docstring (file: smolagents/mcp_client.py), the example for manual connection management currently uses mcp_client.stop() in the finally block:

try:
    mcp_client = MCPClient(...)
    tools = mcp_client.get_tools()
    # use your tools here.
finally:
    mcp_client.stop()

However, the correct method to close the connection is mcp_client.disconnect(), as defined in the class. There is no stop() method, so this could confuse users and lead to errors.

Suggested fix:

Update the docstring example to use mcp_client.disconnect() instead of mcp_client.stop(). This will ensure the documentation matches the actual API and helps users manage connections correctly.