Critical gaps across all dimensions. Only 2 tools defined; both lack proper input schemas (find_skills has no schema at all; use_skill schema is minimal). Descriptions are present but generic (10-20 chars each). No output schemas documented. Tool definitions appear inferred from bash test file rather than explicit MCP registration. No error handling guidance, no parameter validation rules, no security considerations. This is a skills/plugin system, not a production MCP server with properly defined tools.

• Add explicit input schema to find_skills with pagination support (limit, offset/cursor) and return type documentation. Document that it returns an array of skill objects with name, description, and category fields.
• Expand use_skill schema: add enum constraint for skill_name (list valid skills), add optional parameters for skill configuration/options, document return type (skill content as string or structured object).
• Add output schemas for both tools. Document: find_skills returns {skills: [{name, description, category, author}], total_count, next_cursor}. use_skill returns {skill_name, content, status, metadata}.
• Rewrite descriptions to 50-150 characters each, explaining WHEN to call and WHAT to expect. E.g., 'Discover available skills and their descriptions. Call this first to see what skills are available before loading one with use_skill.'
• Add error handling guidance: document what happens if skill_name is invalid, if skill fails to load, if no skills are available. Return actionable error messages like 'Skill "xyz" not found. Available skills: [list]'.