This Electron desktop application is an MCP client/manager, not an MCP server. It has 7 tools for managing MCP server configurations via IPC, but quality is substantially below production baseline. Tool names are reasonable (verb-driven: get-, toggle-, open-, move-, copy-), but descriptions lack specificity on when to use each tool vs. similar ones (e.g., toggle-server vs. move-server overlap is unclear). Input schemas ARE present with type declarations, but parameter descriptions are minimal and lack guidance on constraints, valid values, or expected formats. Output schemas are completely undocumented, no descriptions of what these tools return or what fields the LLM should expect. Error handling is absent from descriptions, no guidance on what happens on failure, whether operations are retryable, or what the LLM should do next. The 'projectPath' and 'fromProject'/'toProject' parameters accept string|null but lack clarity on valid paths, formatting expectations, or how to obtain a project path. Security concerns: toggle-server and move-server perform write operations that modify configuration files, but no descriptions hint at permission requirements or audit trails. Composition is reasonable (each tool has a single responsibility), but missing output documentation breaks tool chaining, create operations don't describe what IDs they return, forcing downstream lookup overhead.

• Add output schema documentation for all 7 tools. For example, get-all-servers should document: {servers: [{name: string, appType: string, scope: string, projectPath: string|null, enabled: boolean, weight: number}], totalCount: number}.
• Convert 'appType' to an enum parameter with values ['claude-code', 'claude-desktop'] and document when each is valid.
• Add format/constraint guidance to projectPath parameters: e.g., 'Absolute filesystem path to a Claude Code project directory (e.g., /Users/user/Documents/my-project)' and indicate how to discover valid paths.
• Clarify tool selection logic in descriptions. For toggle-server: 'Use this to enable or disable a server. If you need to move it between scopes, use move-server instead.' For move-server: 'Use this to relocate a server from global to project scope or vice versa. For simple enable/disable, use toggle-server.'
• Add idempotency and error guidance: 'If the server is already enabled, this is a no-op. Returns success. If the server name is not found, returns error with available server names.'
• Document which operations are retryable. For example, toggle-server and move-server should note: 'This operation is idempotent, safe to retry if network fails.'
• Add permission scope hints in write tool descriptions. E.g., toggle-server: 'Requires write:server-config permission.'
• Implement pagination for get-all-servers and get-projects-list. Add optional parameters: limit (default 50, max 200) and offset. Document in description: 'Returns paginated results; use limit and offset for large server inventories.'