The server defines 3 tools with explicit schemas and descriptions. However, there are significant gaps in parameter-level documentation and output schema specification. Tool names follow verb_noun convention appropriately ('create_draft', 'get_scheduled_drafts', 'get_published_drafts'). All tool descriptions are present but very brief (14-44 chars, below the 194 char production baseline). Critically, parameter descriptions are missing for several fields: 'threadify', 'schedule_date', 'auto_retweet_enabled', and 'auto_plug_enabled' lack any explanation of what they control. The 'get_scheduled_drafts' and 'get_published_drafts' tools accept no parameters but also lack documentation about return structure, pagination, or result limits. Output schemas are not documented, LLMs cannot infer what fields to expect from draft objects. Error handling exists (McpError with ErrorCode) but provides no recovery guidance or actionable next steps.

• Add detailed parameter descriptions for all 5 create_draft fields. Example: 'threadify: If true, automatically split content into tweets when it exceeds Twitter character limits. Default: false. Useful for long-form content that you want split without manual formatting.'
• Document the output schema for Draft objects returned by all 3 tools. Include field definitions: { id: string, content: string, scheduled_date?: ISO8601, published_date?: ISO8601, share_url?: string, auto_retweet_enabled: boolean, auto_plug_enabled: boolean }.
• Expand tool descriptions to 50 - 200 chars, following production baselines. Example for get_scheduled_drafts: 'Retrieve up to 20 recently scheduled drafts, sorted by scheduled date (nearest first). Useful for reviewing what's queued before publishing. Call create_draft first to schedule new content.'
• Add pagination support: limit (default 20, max 100) and offset parameters to get_scheduled_drafts and get_published_drafts. Return total_count so the agent knows if more results exist.
• Implement a dry-run mode for create_draft: add optional 'dry_run' boolean (default false) parameter. When true, validate the request and return a preview (e.g., auto-split tweets) without committing to Typefully.
• Enhance error messages with structured classification. Catch API errors from this.client.* and map them to categories: 'rate_limited (retryable)', 'invalid_input (user-fixable)', 'auth_failed (fatal)'. Return { error: string, code: string, retry_after?: number, next_steps?: string }.