ISO country EE

Agent readability score

Strengths

• Some tools have clear, specific purposes (e.g., 'validate-json', 'iana-zones').
• Descriptions occasionally explain use cases (e.g., 'Fetch a public robots.txt').

Weaknesses

• Tool names are generic and do not clearly indicate their purpose (e.g., 'cc-ee', 'timezone').
• Descriptions often fail to explain *when* to use the tool, only what it does.
• All parameters are marked as optional, with no clear required/optional distinctions.
• Massive overlap between tools (e.g., 'web-fetch', 'fetch-status', 'normalize-url').
• No error handling, constraints, or limitations are documented.

• cc-ee — Name is ambiguous; does not clarify its ISO 3166-1 purpose.
• timezone — Description lacks context for when to use it.
• normalize-url — Overlaps with 'web-fetch' and 'fetch-status' in URL handling.
• validate-json — No error handling or validation rules documented.
• agent-tool-index — Description is overly complex and lacks clarity on usage.

Verdict

The toolset suffers from poor naming conventions, vague descriptions, and significant overlap between functions. Agents would struggle to select the correct tool without additional context. The lack of error handling and parameter clarity further reduces usability.

9/13/2026, 2:01:33 AM

Event narrative

No changes detected; server remained in legacy era with 100% compliance and no smoke issues.

Risk: low

Advice

Maintain current configuration and continue monitoring for any future changes. No immediate action required due to stable status.