Single tool 'get_dev_context' has a clear, action-verb name and a solid 180-char description explaining what it does and when to call it. Input schema is present with proper types (array of enums for 'sections', array of strings for 'scan_dirs') and descriptions for both parameters. However, the tool lacks output schema documentation, the response is a free-form JSON snapshot with no documented structure, forcing LLMs to infer field names and types. No error handling guidance is visible. Parameter descriptions are adequate but could specify constraints (e.g., valid directory paths, max scan depth). The tool is read-only and safe, but lacks the polish expected of production-grade tools.

• Document the output schema with explicit field types and structure. Example: {"version": string, "timestamp": number, "services": {"running": [{"name": string, "port": number, ...}], ...}, "git": {...}, ...}
• Add error handling guidance: 'If a directory is invalid or inaccessible, the tool returns a partial snapshot with an errors array listing failed scans. Retry with valid paths or omit scan_dirs to auto-detect.'
• Specify scan_dirs constraints in the parameter description: 'Absolute or relative paths to directories. Relative paths are resolved from the current working directory. Max 10 directories; symlinks followed up to 5 levels.'
• Add a 'limit' parameter to cap results per section (e.g., limit=50 for services, git repos). Document in description: 'Maximum items per section. Defaults to 50. Increase for comprehensive snapshots, decrease to reduce token usage.'
• Include a 'format' parameter (enum: json, markdown, plaintext) to let agents request output in a format closer to their reasoning model, reducing parsing overhead.