Use this when the user wants open geographic data for an area anywhere in the world: buildings, places, roads, addresses, administrative divisions, land use, points of interest, waterways, water areas, power lines, boundaries, railways, routes, transit stops or protected areas. The area is a bbox, a place, or a place with a radius. Returns the count, sample attributes, a map and a file (GeoJSON, KML, Shapefile zip or CSV) with its licence. One extract holds at most 20,000 features: for a town centre use a radius of about 1 km, for dense cities less. For one kind of place (pharmacies, schools, supermarkets) or land (forest, vineyards), set kind. One theme per call: extract the layers the user asks for; when they ask what data exists for a project, name the useful themes and let them choose before extracting several. Data: Overture Maps and OpenStreetMap. Never use the user's current location unless they type it. Give the place as the user names it (place name, address or coordinates): this tool locates it, so find_places is not needed first. Download links build their file when opened; no file is saved. Never pass these links to open_gis_file: list every format the user needs in formats, in this one call.