Recall practical rules for writing model-usable, reviewer-readable tool descriptions.
Objection Do we really need to say what the tool does not do? A stakeholder wants shorter descriptions. Your line Yes. The negative boundary is how the model and reviewer know when not to use it. A short positive description can make unrelated actions look eligible. The response ties description length to selection safety, not style preference. Compare Which description is stronger? Specific descriptions reduce accidental tool selection. Recall What four elements belong in a high-quality tool description? When to use it, required source or input, what it returns, and what it never does. Those four elements guide model selection…
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