Single-tool server with a well-structured schema and comprehensive parameter documentation. The search_jobs tool has a complete JSON Schema with all 9 parameters properly typed and described. Descriptions are detailed but contain example values (pattern anti-pattern). The tool name follows verb_noun convention (search_jobs). However, the description lacks clarity on when to use this tool versus alternatives, error handling is not documented, and output schema is completely missing, we cannot see what the API returns or how results are structured. No tool annotations (readOnlyHint, etc.). The server implements multi-language localization which is a nice touch but undocumented in the tool interface.

• Add explicit output schema documentation showing the structure of search results: { jobs: [ { position: string, company: string, location: string, salary?: string, jobType: string, posted: string, description?: string, applyLink?: string } ], total_count: number, page: number, search_time_ms: number }
• Replace example values in parameter descriptions with enum constraints and format rules. E.g., instead of 'e.g. software engineer, data analyst', use description: 'Job title or keywords (e.g. software engineer, data analyst)' OR add enum validation.
• Document error scenarios and recovery paths: 'If no results found, try broadening location or removing filters. If API limit exceeded, wait before retrying.'
• Add tool annotation metadata: { "readOnlyHint": true } to indicate the tool is safe for retry and does not modify state.
• Add pagination guidance in description: 'Paginated results return 10 jobs per page. Use page parameter to navigate. Total count indicates how many pages exist.'
• Document the localization feature (hl parameter) more clearly: explain that results will be presented in the selected language.
• Add examples of valid radius formats and clarify that radius is relative to the location parameter.