Single tool with minimal definition quality. llmpulse_mcp_status has a clear, adequate description (95 chars) and proper tool annotations (readOnlyHint, idempotentHint). However, the tool is a proxy wrapper with no input parameters and serves primarily as a status check. The server itself is a thin pass-through to a hosted endpoint, so tool definitions are largely delegated to the remote service. No parameter descriptions exist (none needed), but the tool lacks depth typical of production tools. The STATUS_TOOL is hardcoded and well-structured, but represents only a diagnostic utility, not domain-specific functionality.

• Add explicit output schema to llmpulse_mcp_status tool definition: { type: 'object', properties: { status: { type: 'string' }, endpoint: { type: 'string' }, configured: { type: 'boolean' } } }
• Implement timeout (e.g., 30s) on all proxyRequest() calls with clear error: 'LLM Pulse endpoint timed out. Check network and try again.'
• Add per-tool error recovery hints in proxyRequest error handling: if 401, suggest 'Invalid API key. Verify LLMPULSE_API_KEY is set correctly.'
• Document the proxy architecture in server instructions: 'This server proxies to a hosted LLM Pulse endpoint. Available tools depend on your API key and plan level.'
• Validate proxied tool schemas before returning them in listTools(). Reject malformed tool definitions from the remote endpoint.