Server has two tools with clear naming and reasonable descriptions, but parameter documentation is inconsistent. Input schemas are properly defined with types. Tool descriptions are adequate but could be more explicit about prerequisites and return structures. No explicit error handling patterns documented. The tools follow a logical search-then-read workflow typical of documentation servers, but lack actionable error guidance and output structure documentation.

• Add explicit output schema documentation to cloudscape_search_docs: 'Returns a formatted list of up to 5 matching files with fields: title (string), path (string), filename (string), score (float 0-1, where higher is more relevant). Always returns at most 5 results to save tokens.'
• Add explicit output schema documentation to cloudscape_read_doc: 'Returns the complete file content as a UTF-8 markdown string, wrapped with '--- BEGIN FILE: <path> ---' and '--- END FILE: <path> ---' markers. If file not found or path invalid, returns an error message starting with "Error:".'
• Document error cases in cloudscape_read_doc description: 'If the file path is invalid or the file does not exist, returns an error message. Ensure the path comes from cloudscape_search_docs output to avoid invalid paths.' Include structured error classification: distinguish between 'file not found' (retryable with different path) vs 'path outside allowed directories' (fatal, security boundary).
• Remove example values from parameter descriptions. Replace 'The search term (e.g., "collection preferences", "table sorting props")' with 'A search term describing the documentation topic (e.g., UI component names, feature names, property names). Be specific and concise to improve relevance.'
• Document MAX_UNIQUE_RESULTS=5 in search_docs description: 'Returns up to 5 most relevant files per query to minimize token usage. For exhaustive search, refine the query.'
• Add idempotency and safety hints to tool descriptions. read_doc is read-only and safe to retry; search_docs is read-only and deterministic. Consider tool annotations (once supported) to mark both as readonly.

Inferred effective spec: <=2025-11-25.

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