Single tool with complete JSON Schema, clear verb naming, and descriptive parameters. However, output schema is undocumented, descriptions could be more actionable, and no error handling guidance. The tool follows basic patterns but lacks production-grade depth.

• Document the complete output schema in the tool description or as a JSON example. Include all fields returned for each search type (event, venue, attraction), especially IDs needed for chaining (event_id, venue_id, etc.)
• Expand tool description to 100-150 chars: 'Search Ticketmaster for upcoming events, venues, or attractions. Supports filtering by date range, location, genre, and venue/attraction ID. Returns paginated results with booking URLs and availability.'
• Add explicit parameter dependency documentation: 'city + stateCode filter by US location; countryCode applies globally. If venueId or attractionId provided, keyword and classification are ignored.'
• Implement result limiting and pagination. Document: 'Returns up to 20 results per page. Use page/limit parameters to navigate larger result sets. Include total_count in response for UI pagination.'
• Add error handling wrapper: catch API failures (rate limit, invalid key, network timeout) and return actionable messages like 'Ticketmaster API rate limited. Wait 60 seconds and retry.' or 'Invalid date format: use YYYY-MM-DD.'
• Include example invocation in the description or linked documentation showing how to chain results (e.g., 'search_ticketmaster(type=event) returns event_id; pass it to a booking_details tool').
• Clarify the 'text' format output structure. What fields appear in plaintext? How is pagination handled? This ambiguity invites misuse.