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Each tool targets a distinct layer of the workflow: metadata (data_sources), geocoding (find_address), single-parcel due diligence (parcel_report) and area price statistics (property_prices). The main overlap is that parcel_report already returns nearby plot prices (RCN) while property_prices also covers building plots, so an agent may be unsure which to call for plot pricing; find_address and property_prices both accept addresses, but their purposes are clear.

Two tools are noun phrases (data_sources, parcel_report, property_prices) and one is verb_noun (find_address), so the convention is mixed. All names are snake_case and readable, but there is no single predictable pattern an agent can extrapolate.

Four tools is lean but each earns its place in a narrow, well-defined domain (Polish property prices and parcel data). It is on the thin side — a geocode-plus-report workflow is essentially three tools — but nothing is redundant or bloat.

The surface covers the full lifecycle the domain implies: data provenance/caveats, address resolution, parcel-level detail (register, zoning, utilities, flood, nature), and transaction price statistics with medians, trends and recent sales. Minor gaps exist — no reverse geocoding from coordinates, and no way to search/comparison across multiple parcels in one call — but agents can work around them.