Single tool 'get_current_location' with minimal input schema (empty object), basic description lacking context, and no parameter descriptions. Tool naming is clear and follows verb_noun pattern. Output schema is present but response structure includes both structuredContent and text variants without clear guidance. No error handling documented. Tool registration visible with annotations. Overall definition quality is below median due to sparse parameter/error documentation and incomplete descriptions.

• Expand tool description to 150-300 characters: 'Returns the latitude and longitude of the user\'s device by querying a local locationator service. This tool requires the locationator daemon to be running on localhost:8000. Returns both structured location data and human-readable text. Call this to get the device\'s current geographic position for map integrations, location-based logic, or user context.'
• Wrap the fetch and Zod parsing in try-catch with explicit error messages. Return structured errors like: {error: 'Service unavailable', message: 'Could not reach locationator service on localhost:8000. Ensure the service is running.', recoveryHint: 'Start the locationator service and retry.'} or {error: 'Invalid response', message: 'Locationator returned invalid location data (missing latitude or longitude).', recoveryHint: 'Check the locationator service logs.'}
• Document the external service dependency (locationator on port 8000) in the server's instructions (already present) AND in the tool description itself so LLMs see the precondition when selecting the tool.
• If both structuredContent and content array are intentional, clarify in the tool description which format the LLM should prefer. Otherwise, simplify to a single consistent output format.
• Add optional parameters (even if unused) to make the schema more discoverable: consider 'timeout_seconds' (default 5) or 'format' (enum: 'coordinates' | 'decimal' | 'dms') to signal extensibility and give LLMs a sense of the tool's capabilities.