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• Add strict output schema documentation for each tool. Define success response fields (e.g., add_mcp_server returns {success: boolean, server_name: string, path: string}) and failure cases with error codes.
• Convert 'client' parameter to enum constraint: client={enum: ['cherrystudio', 'cline', 'claude_code', 'mcplinker', 'custom']}. Document why each client is valid.
• Expand tool descriptions to 150-250 chars following pattern: 'WHAT: [action]. WHEN: [use case]. PREREQ: [before calling, do X]. RETURNS: [what you get]. ERROR: [how to handle failures].'
• Document the nested schema for serverConfig/config objects. Either provide a JSON Schema $ref to a ConfigObject definition or list required/optional fields with types inline.
• Add confirmation/dry-run support to destructive operations. Implement confirm_delete_mcp_server(path, client, name, dry_run=true) that previews changes before applying.
• Make 'path' parameter always required and document its format (full filesystem path to config file). If clients support auto-discovery, document that separately.
• Add per-item success/failure reporting for batch_delete_mcp_servers. Return {succeeded: [...], failed: [{name, error}]} instead of blanket success/failure.
• Document rate limits and pagination for list_disabled_servers. Specify maximum returned items and pagination token/offset parameters if supported.
• Standardize terminology: use either 'remove' or 'delete' (not both). Prefer 'delete' for consistency with destroy semantics, but document the chosen convention.