The server defines 2 tools with reasonable naming conventions (web_search, url_read both start with action verbs) and basic input schemas. However, critical gaps undermine quality: (1) parameter descriptions are present but often generic and lack actionable constraints (e.g., 'safesearch' lists enum values '0: None, 1: Moderate, 2: Strict' in the description rather than as formal enum constraints); (2) output schemas are NOT documented anywhere in the source code, LLMs cannot plan downstream usage without knowing what fields to expect; (3) error handling is minimal, no guidance on recovery, retryability, or user-fixable errors; (4) parameter relationships and constraints are documented informally in text rather than via JSON Schema validation rules (min/max for pageno, format requirements for time_range); (5) no security annotation (both tools accept arbitrary URLs/queries without sanitization guidance). The url_read tool's optional parameters (startChar, maxLength, section, paragraphRange, readHeadings) show reasonable composition but lack clear mutual-exclusivity guidance. Naming is adequate but not optimized for LLM parsing.

• Add formal JSON Schema enum constraints for 'safesearch' (enum: ['0', '1', '2']) and 'time_range' (enum: ['day', 'month', 'year']) instead of describing them in text.
• Add bounds to 'pageno' parameter (minimum: 1, description: 'search page number, starting at 1; typical API limits to 100-500').
• Document the complete output schema for 'web_search': return type should be object with fields like 'results' (array of {title, url, snippet, source}), 'total_count', 'page', 'per_page'.
• Expand 'web_search' description to 60-150 chars; include: 'Search the public web via SearXNG. Returns ranked results with snippets. Use for news, general queries, and discovery. SearXNG_URL must be reachable and not rate-limited.'
• Expand 'url_read' description to clarify: 'Fetch and parse text/HTML content from a publicly accessible URL. Returns plain text or structured sections. Use for deep reading after web_search. Handles redirects, detects encoding; fails on 404, 403, timeouts, or blocked domains (robots.txt).'
• Document mutual exclusivity in 'url_read': 'Specify at most ONE of: section, paragraphRange, or readHeadings. readHeadings returns array of heading strings; section/paragraphRange return text content. startChar and maxLength apply to selected content.'
• Add validation bounds: startChar >= 0, maxLength >= 1 and <= 100000 (or API limit).
• Document output schema for 'url_read': {content: string, detected_language: string, encoding: string, total_length: integer, truncated: boolean, headings?: [string]}.