diff --git a/mcp/tool_definition.yaml b/mcp/tool_definition.yaml
index 217d283..ed24801 100644
--- a/mcp/tool_definition.yaml
+++ b/mcp/tool_definition.yaml
@@ -102,55 +102,3 @@ rules:
     fix: >
       Provide a concise `description` string in the registration config stating
       what the tool does and when a model should call it.
-
-  - id: MCP-015
-    title: Go MCP tool has no description
-    severity: low
-    confidence: 0.85
-    language: go
-    applies_to:
-      - mcp_tool
-    scope: tool
-    match:
-      has_docstring: false
-    explanation: >
-      An MCP server authored in Go advertises each tool's description to
-      connecting clients as the text a model uses to decide whether to call it. A
-      `mcp.NewTool("name", ...)` with no `mcp.WithDescription(...)` option (or an
-      `mcp.Tool{...}` whose `Description` is empty) gives every connecting model
-      nothing to route on, causing wrong-tool or skipped calls across all clients
-      of the server.
-    fix: >
-      Add `mcp.WithDescription("...")` to the `mcp.NewTool(...)` call (mark3labs/
-      mcp-go), or set the `Description` field on the `mcp.Tool` value (the
-      official go-sdk), stating what the tool does and when a model should call
-      it.
-
-  - id: MCP-016
-    title: Ambiguous Go MCP tool name
-    severity: low
-    confidence: 0.85
-    language: go
-    applies_to:
-      - mcp_tool
-    scope: tool
-    match:
-      name_in:
-        - process
-        - handle
-        - run
-        - do
-        - execute
-        - perform
-        - work
-        - thing
-        - stuff
-    explanation: >
-      A Go MCP tool's name is the first argument to `mcp.NewTool(...)` (or the
-      `Name` field of an `mcp.Tool`). Names like `process`, `handle`, or `run`
-      give a connecting model no signal about intent. Because an MCP server is
-      consumed by clients the author does not control, an ambiguous name degrades
-      tool selection everywhere the server is mounted and collides more easily
-      with similarly-named tools from other servers in the same session.
-    fix: >
-      Rename to a verb-object form, e.g. `summarize_invoice`, `fetch_weather`.