This server has only 2 tools with minimal documentation. Both tools have basic input schemas with types and descriptions, but lack depth in tool-level descriptions. The descriptions are terse (getWeatherForecastByLocation: ~58 chars, getAlerts: ~78 chars) and do not explain WHEN to use each tool, what the output structure is, or how they chain together. No output schemas are documented. Error handling is not visible in the provided code. Parameter descriptions are minimal (latitude, longitude are self-explanatory but lack range/precision hints; 'state' parameter has a good example but no validation guidance). No tool-level composition guidance. Tools follow a reasonable verb_noun pattern but lack production-grade LLM-optimized descriptions. The WeatherService implementation is not fully visible, so output structure and error handling cannot be verified.

• Add comprehensive output schema documentation for each tool. Example: getWeatherForecastByLocation should document { temperature: number (Celsius), humidity: number (0-100), condition: enum, timestamp: ISO8601, location: { latitude, longitude } }.
• Expand tool descriptions to 100 - 150 characters with WHEN/WHY context. Example: 'Get detailed weather forecast for a specific location (latitude/longitude). Use this when you need multi-day forecast or hourly details. Requires precision to 2 decimal places (±1.1km). Returns temperature, precipitation, wind, and alerts.'
• Convert state parameter in getAlerts to an explicit enum of all 50 US state codes rather than free-form string with examples.
• Add range constraints to latitude/longitude parameters in descriptions. Example: 'Latitude (required): -90 to +90 decimal degrees, 2 - 4 decimal places (e.g., 37.7749).'
• Document error scenarios and recovery guidance. Example: 'If coordinates are invalid or outside coverage, returns error_code 400 with suggestion to verify format. If network fails, returns 503 (retryable).'
• Add a composition guide: 'Use getWeatherForecastByLocation for point forecasts; use getAlerts to check state-wide warnings. For a given location, call forecast first, then getAlerts with the state code to get both.'
• Consider adding optional parameters to getWeatherForecastByLocation for time horizons (e.g., days_ahead: 1 - 14) and units (celsius|fahrenheit) if the underlying API supports them.