Forge Armory exposes a single meta-tool `search_tools` with a clear purpose and well-structured schema. The tool name is action-oriented (search_*), descriptions are present and moderately detailed, and input parameters include type information and descriptions. However, the server only exposes ONE tool, severely limiting its utility as an MCP server. The tool itself is meta-level (searching for tools in a registry) rather than domain-functional. No output schema documentation is visible in the provided source. The server is designed as a gateway/aggregator but does not appear to expose the actual underlying tools it claims to manage, which is a critical architectural gap. For what IS present, quality is decent but not exceptional.

• Add a documented output schema for search_tools showing the array structure, required/optional fields, and field types. Example: {"tools": [{"name": string, "similarity_score": number, "description": string, ...}], "total_count": integer}
• Clarify the threshold parameter semantics: 'Similarity threshold (0.0-1.0, default 0.5). Higher = stricter matching. Scores below threshold are filtered out.'
• Expose the aggregated tools from upstream MCP servers as first-class tools in this server's tool set, not just via search. This transforms the gateway from meta-only into a usable tool provider.
• Document the search algorithm and similarity scoring method in the tool description so LLMs understand what 'semantic search' means and can interpret scores meaningfully.
• If the max_results parameter is truly optional, specify its default in the description: 'Maximum results to return (1-100, default 10).'
• Add error recovery guidance to the tool description: 'If no results match, try lowering the threshold or broadening the query. If threshold is too low, results may be less relevant.'