The server provides 16 well-organized tools with mostly complete schemas and descriptions. Naming follows verb_noun conventions (get_, create_, update_) consistently. However, there are gaps in description quality for some parameters, missing output schema documentation, and no error handling guidance. The server excels at parameter typing and enumeration but lacks depth in explaining when/why to use each tool and what downstream operations they enable.

• Add output schema documentation to all tools. Define the structure of returned objects (e.g., 'Returns an object with fields: id (number), title (string), body_markdown (string), tags (array of strings), ...'). This enables LLMs to plan chaining calls.
• Enhance tool descriptions with context and selection criteria. For example: 'get_article_by_id: Retrieve full article details including body. Use this after get_articles() when you have an article ID and need the full content. Returns article with all metadata.'
• Add error recovery guidance to descriptions of tools that may fail. Example: 'If the article is not found, try get_articles() to search by tag or username first.'
• Document parameter constraints explicitly. For page/per_page parameters, state: 'page: starting page (default 1), per_page: items per page (1-100, default 30)'. For tag parameter, add: 'Case-sensitive tag name. Call get_tags() to discover available tags.'
• Clarify mutually exclusive parameters in get_comments(). Add to description: 'Provide exactly one of: a_id (article ID) or p_id (podcast episode ID). Both cannot be specified together.'
• Consider adding a dry_run boolean parameter to create_article and update_article, or document a two-step confirmation pattern for safety-critical operations.
• Add idempotency guidance to write tools. Document whether repeated calls with same parameters produce idempotent results or duplicate records.
• Include field-mapping hints in descriptions. For example, in create_article: 'Returns an article object with fields matching input: id, title, body_markdown, tags. The returned id can be passed to update_article() or get_article_by_id().'