The 'ping' tool is severely underdeveloped. It has a minimal description (23 chars, below the 34-char p10 baseline), no input parameters documented, and no output schema specification. The tool does nothing useful, it merely echoes 'Pong!' with no business value. No error handling, no composition potential, and no security considerations. This is a placeholder, not a production tool.

• Replace 'ping' with a real, domain-specific tool that performs a meaningful action (e.g., 'get_server_status', 'check_health_metrics'). Health checks belong in server infrastructure, not the MCP tool interface.
• If a health-check tool is necessary, expand the description to 50 - 150 chars: 'Check if the Boiler server is running and responsive. Returns server version, uptime, and status. Use this before attempting other operations.'
• Define an explicit output schema with typed fields: {"status": "string (online|offline)", "version": "string", "uptime_seconds": "integer"}.
• Add error handling: if the server is unreachable, return a structured error with recovery guidance: 'Server offline. Check network connectivity and restart the Boiler service.'
• Consider whether this server should expose ANY tools at all. A single ping tool suggests the server is incomplete. Define the actual business domain (e.g., configuration management, deployment orchestration) and implement tools for that domain.