Mixed quality across three tools. The two weather tools (convert_temperature, calculate_humidity_index) have proper schemas with typed parameters and descriptions, following verb_noun naming convention. However, descriptions are brief (34-52 chars, below the baseline average of 194 chars), lacking WHEN/WHY context. The order tool lacks a description entirely (critical gap) and has incomplete parameter descriptions. No output schemas are documented for any tool, violating the pattern requirement that tools document what they return. Tool naming follows verb conventions, but parameter descriptions are minimal. The codebase uses qilin framework which generates schemas from Go types, but descriptions are not comprehensive enough to guide LLM tool selection effectively.

• Add comprehensive descriptions to order tool following pattern: 'Create a beer order containing multiple items. Each order item requires a beer_id (valid beer identifier) and quantity (integer > 0). Returns order_id and confirmation details. Use this when user wants to place a multi-item order.'
• Expand convert_temperature description from 34 chars to 80-150 chars: include when to use vs calculate_humidity_index, note that it handles C↔F conversion with 2 decimal precision, mention that invalid unit combinations are rejected.
• Document output schemas for each tool: convert_temperature returns {result_string, temperature_from, temperature_to, unit_from, unit_to}; calculate_humidity_index returns {index_value, comfort_level, recommendation}; order returns {order_id, items_count, total_items, status, created_at}.
• Add parameter descriptions for order.orders: 'Array of beer order items. Each item must have beer_id (string, valid beer SKU) and quantity (integer, 1-999 units per item). Maximum 50 items per order.'
• Implement error recovery hints in handler code. E.g., convert_temperature should return 'Invalid unit conversion: celsius→invalid. Use celsius or fahrenheit.' instead of generic error.
• Add idempotentHint to convert_temperature and calculate_humidity_index tools (ReadOnly risk annotation already present). Add destructiveHint to order tool (WRITE risk, destructive).
• Document resource relationships: clarify that weather tools (temperature, humidity) relate to the weather resources; order tool is independent. This helps LLMs understand when to chain calls.