Single-tool example project with basic but functional definition. The 'get-weather' tool has a clear name, adequate description, and properly typed input/output schemas. Input parameters have descriptions and types, which meets baseline expectations. However, output schema lacks per-field descriptions, error handling guidance is minimal, and the tool composition is trivial (single-tool example). Descriptions are concise and appropriate for a weather utility but not optimized for complex agent reasoning. No multi-tool coordination patterns are evident, expected in an example, but limits practical production applicability.

• Add per-field descriptions to the output schema: 'temperature: Current temperature in Celsius', 'feelsLike: Apparent temperature accounting for wind chill', 'humidity: Relative humidity percentage (0-100)', 'windSpeed: Wind speed in km/h', 'windGust: Wind gust speed in km/h', 'conditions: Human-readable weather condition', 'location: Resolved city name used for lookup'.
• Enhance error handling to suggest alternatives: catch 'Location not found' and return a detailed error with retry guidance (e.g., 'City not found. Try spelling variations or use a larger city name (e.g., "New York" instead of "New York, NY").').
• Expand the location parameter description to: 'City name in English (e.g., "London", "Tokyo"). Supports partial matches and major cities worldwide. Multi-part names (e.g., "New York, NY") are resolved to the primary city.'
• Add explicit timeout handling: wrap fetch calls in Promise.race() with a 10-second timeout to prevent agent hangs. Return 'Weather service unavailable. Please try again.' with retry guidance.

Inferred effective spec: 2025-06-18+.

• Relies on Logging (deprecated) - log to stderr or use OpenTelemetry