The server defines 4 tools with explicit registration and Zod schemas. However, definition quality is significantly hampered by: (1) all tool descriptions contain a boilerplate 'NOTE' recommending use of the 'generate-agent-context' prompt, which is defensive and adds noise; (2) parameter descriptions are minimal and lack detail about expected formats, constraints, and error conditions; (3) no output schema documentation; (4) parameter names lack clarity (e.g., 'url' in read_docs could benefit from format documentation); (5) error handling returns generic text responses without structured guidance on recovery. The tools themselves are functional but fall short of LLM-optimized design. Average per-tool score: 42/100.

• Remove the boilerplate 'NOTE' from all tool descriptions. Instead, write descriptions that explain the tool's standalone purpose. Example for get_project_context: 'Extract project metadata (dependencies, scripts, package manager) from package.json. Use this to understand the project structure before fetching dependency documentation.'
• Add explicit output schema documentation for each tool. For get_project_context, document that it returns a structured object with fields like {name, version, packageManager, dependencies: {name, version}[], scripts: {name, command}[]}.
• Enhance parameter descriptions with format, constraints, and error guidance. For projectPath: 'Absolute or relative path to the project directory. Must contain package.json. Defaults to current working directory. Throws error if package.json is missing or invalid JSON.'
• Document fetch_docs dependency on Google Generative AI explicitly in the tool description, including required API key setup and caveats about potential URL hallucinations. Example: 'Uses Google Generative AI to find official documentation URLs. Results may not exist or be incorrect, validate returned URLs before calling read_docs.'
• Categorize errors with actionable recovery hints. Update createAgentContextHandler to return: {error: 'Permission denied when writing to targetPath, verify directory exists and you have write permission.' isError: true} for permission errors, vs {error: 'Invalid targetPath, must be an existing directory' isError: true} for validation errors.