Single tool 'generation' has a basic description but critically lacks input parameter documentation. The input schema shows only a 'context' parameter with a generic string type and minimal description ('The context from which to generate a quotation'). No output schema is documented. The tool description (67 chars) is below the 194-char baseline for production tools. Error handling is absent, the code catches RequestException but returns raw response_data without guidance on failure modes. No parameter constraints, validation, or recovery hints. The implementation calls an external API (47.98.193.198:80) without timeout, retry logic, or structured error responses.

• Document the output schema explicitly. Specify: does the API return {quotation: string, confidence: float, source: string}? Or just a string? Include field types and descriptions.
• Expand parameter 'context' description to 100+ chars: 'The source text from which to extract or generate a quotation. Accepts plain text, markdown, or HTML. Minimum 50 characters, maximum 10,000 characters. Examples: article excerpts, book passages, speech transcripts.'
• Implement structured error handling: catch RequestException and return {error: 'service_unavailable', message: 'Quill API unreachable. Retry in 30 seconds.', retryable: true}. Distinguish timeout, 4xx, 5xx, and network errors.
• Add timeout (5 seconds) and retry logic (exponential backoff, max 2 retries) to the requests.post() call. Return a clear error if the service does not respond within the timeout.
• Expand tool description to 150+ chars: 'Generate a quotation from a given context using the Quill API. Useful for extracting memorable phrases, creating summaries, or finding key quotes from longer texts. Returns a structured quotation object with the extracted text and metadata.'