Single tool 'sweeppea_connect' has a well-structured input schema with enum constraint on 'platform' parameter (claude-desktop, claude-code, cursor, windsurf, generic). Description is lengthy (380+ chars) and explains the remote server's purpose. However, this is a STDIO-only bootstrap tool that merely returns connection instructions for a remote HTTP server, it does not expose the actual 83 tools claimed. The tool itself is READ_ONLY and informational, not a functional agent tool. Output schema is not formally documented (returns text content only). No error handling guidance. The server's actual value proposition (83 sweepstakes management tools) is entirely delegated to the remote endpoint and invisible in this codebase.

• Document the output schema explicitly: return a structured object with fields {endpoint_url, auth_header, protocol_version, platform_config, documentation_url} instead of unstructured text.
• Add error handling guidance: 'If platform is unsupported, valid options are: claude-desktop, claude-code, cursor, windsurf, generic.' Include recovery hints for missing API keys or unreachable remote server.
• Clarify tool purpose in description: 'Returns connection details for the remote Sweeppea MCP Server (83 tools). Use this to configure your MCP client with the correct endpoint and authentication headers.'
• Add tool annotations: mark sweeppea_connect with readOnlyHint=true and idempotentHint=true to signal to clients that it is safe to call repeatedly.
• Consider migrating to HTTP transport: if this tool is meant to be used by hosted agents, STDIO is not viable. Expose it as an HTTP endpoint or integrate it into the remote Sweeppea server itself.