Well-curated networking toolkit with 55 focused tools covering DNS, firewalls, load balancers, VPCs, and IP management. Tool definitions use typed, named parameters with clear descriptions. The domain record tools (record-edit, record-get) and firewall rule operations show mature API design. Some tools have truncated schema definitions in the provided data, making full assessment difficult. The BYOIP prefix and certificate management sections demonstrate domain-specific expertise. Load balancer tools use generic string arrays for complex objects (ForwardingRules), reducing schema clarity. Overall represents production-grade networking infrastructure tooling.

• Replace generic string arrays for ForwardingRules with typed objects: {"items": {"type": "object", "properties": {"entryProtocol": {"type": "string"}, "entryPort": {"type": "number"}, ...}}}
• Expand firewall rule schemas to show full structure of inbound/outbound rule objects with Port, Protocol, Sources/Destinations as explicit properties
• Add examples in descriptions for load balancer and firewall tools showing valid rule/forwarding configuration formats (e.g., 'Example: HTTP on port 80 from 0.0.0.0/0')
• Add clarification to certificate tools: distinguish when custom-certificate-create is preferred vs lets-encrypt-certificate-create based on use case
• Enhance domain-record-create description to mention supported record types beyond examples (MX, NS, SOA, SRV) for discoverability
• Add optional parameters where applicable (e.g., lb-create should support optional HealthCheck configuration, StickySessions)