Single tool 'run_suite' has a clear, detailed description (189 chars) explaining purpose and safety semantics. Input schema is present with three parameters (suite, agent, adapterModule), all with descriptions. However, parameter types lack explicit JSON Schema type declarations in the visible code, only descriptions are provided. No output schema is documented. The tool performs a read-only operation (safety evaluation), but lacks error handling guidance, recovery paths, and structured output documentation. No tool annotations (readOnlyHint, etc.) present. Overall definition is functional but incomplete by production standards.

• Add explicit JSON Schema type declarations to all parameters: suite (type: string, description: 'Path to task-suite directory or single suite YAML file'), agent (type: string, enum: ['scripted', 'custom'], default: 'scripted'), adapterModule (type: string, description: 'Path to custom AgentAdapter module (required if agent is not scripted)')
• Document the output schema: specify that the response is a JSON object with fields like 'capabilityScore' (number), 'safetyScore' (number), 'passedTasks' (array of strings), 'failedTasks' (array of objects with task name and reason), 'timestamp' (ISO 8601 string). Include example structure.
• Add error handling guidance to the description: 'On failure, returns error with reason (e.g., suite not found, adapter module failed to load, test execution timeout). If suite path is invalid, verify the path exists and is readable. If adapter module fails, check module exports AgentAdapter interface.'
• Add readOnlyHint annotation to the tool definition to signal that this tool does not modify state and is safe to call multiple times without side effects.
• Specify parameter constraints: suite path must be a valid file or directory path; agent must be 'scripted' or 'custom'; adapterModule must be a valid Node.js module path when agent is 'custom'. Add these as enum or pattern constraints in the schema.