Single tool 'generate-id' has a clear action verb and basic schema with enum constraints. However, the tool description is generic (23 chars: 'Generate IDs with different algorithms'), falling below the 50-200 char LLM-optimized baseline. Parameter descriptions are minimal (algorithm: 'The ID generation algorithm to use', quantity: 'Number of IDs to generate'), adequate but lack context on when to use each algorithm or constraints on quantity. No output schema is documented. Error handling returns plain text without recovery guidance. The tool is read-only and simple, but lacks the depth expected for production use.

• Expand tool description to 80 - 150 chars explaining use cases: 'Generate unique IDs using cuid2 (distributed), uuid (standards), nanoid (URL-safe), or ulid (sortable). Useful for creating identifiers for records, sessions, or resources.'
• Add explicit output schema documentation in code comments or JSDoc: 'Returns { ids: string[], algorithm: string, count: number }' so LLMs know the response structure.
• Constrain quantity parameter: change z.number().default(1) to z.number().int().min(1).max(1000).default(1) and update description to 'Number of IDs to generate (1 - 1000, default 1).'
• Enhance error messages with recovery hints: 'Invalid quantity: got 5000, must be 1 - 1000' instead of generic 'Error: ...'
• Add algorithm descriptions to parameter: 'algorithm: The ID generation algorithm. cuid2 (default, collision-resistant, distributed); uuid (standards-compliant, 36 chars); nanoid (URL-safe, compact); ulid (sortable by timestamp).'