Strong foundation with 46 tools, all with descriptions and explicit schemas. Tool naming follows verb_noun convention consistently (list_, get_, create_, update_, etc.). Most parameters are typed and described. However, several tools have minimal descriptions (<50 chars), some parameters lack descriptions entirely, and output schemas are not documented. Error handling is basic, tools return generic API errors without recovery guidance. Tool composition is sound; tools chain well via ID references. Security: API key injection via context is correct; no secrets in parameters.

• Document output schemas for all tools. For list tools, specify: array of {id, name, status, ...}, total count, and next_cursor if applicable. For get tools, specify all returned fields and their types.
• Enhance error messages with recovery guidance. Instead of 'BlocklistPost failed', return 'Failed to add to blocklist: TMDB ID not found. Verify the ID with search_multi() first.' or 'Permission denied: requires admin role.'
• Expand descriptions on low-scoring tools (issue_count, request_count, service_*_list, status_system) to 80-150 chars explaining when to call them and what they reveal.
• Add enum constraints to filter/sort parameters. E.g., filter: enum=['all','available','partial','allavailable','processing','pending','deleted'] is already present in media_list, apply same pattern to issue_list and request_list.
• Add pagination guidance to tool descriptions: 'Supports pagination via take (max 100) and skip. Default take=20. Returns total count for planning subsequent calls.'