BGTS Context Engine presents a well-structured code-graph retrieval toolkit with 10 tools covering search, symbol resolution, call graphs, and indexing. All tools have descriptions and documented input schemas with type information. However, parameter descriptions are sparse or missing for many parameters, and output schemas are not explicitly documented in the visible code. The tool names follow verb_noun convention effectively (get_*, resolve_*, find_*, search_*), but several parameters lack actionable descriptions that guide LLM usage. No error handling patterns or recovery guidance are visible. The server's narrow, purposeful tool set avoids redundancy (good composition), but lacks the human-friendliness patterns that production agents need (e.g., accepting names alongside IDs, natural language guidance in descriptions).

• Add output schema documentation to all tools. Document example responses showing expected fields, types, and structure. Use JSON Schema or a schema example block in the tool docstring.
• Complete parameter descriptions for all 30+ parameters. For each parameter, state: what it controls, expected format, valid ranges/enums, and when to use it. Example: 'hops: Number of call-graph levels to traverse (1 - 5; 1 returns only direct callers/callees).'
• Add enum constraints for string parameters with known values. For get_call_graph.direction, explicitly list valid options ('in', 'out', 'both') as an enum in the schema.
• Document numeric bounds. Add minValue/maxValue and description constraints: 'limit: Max results to return (1 - 100, default 20).' 'hops: Search depth (1 - 5, default 2).'
• Add error handling guidance to tool descriptions. State likely failure modes and how to recover: 'If symbol_id not found, try hybrid_search() to locate the symbol first.' 'If repo not indexed, call index_repo() and poll get_index_job() for completion.'
• Enhance descriptions with plain-language definitions of domain terms. Replace 'anchors' with 'specific code locations (file+line) where changes are needed.' Replace 'provenance' with 'information about where the reference came from (file, import type).'
• Add dependency hints to tool descriptions. Example for resolve_symbol: 'Use this tool to get the symbol_id needed by find_references(), get_call_graph(), and expand_blast_radius().'
• Implement pagination for list_index_jobs. Add offset/limit or cursor pagination and return a total count. Document in the tool description: 'Returns up to <limit> jobs; use offset to fetch additional pages.'