MyStreetData USA

Each tool targets a distinct step: search_areas finds area IDs, search_streets finds street/ZIP IDs, get_street_context returns metrics for a known ID, compare_streets diffs 2-5 IDs, and get_coverage reports the catalogue. The descriptions clearly delineate these boundaries and even prescribe ordering (search_areas first), leaving no real overlap.

All five tools use the same mystreetdata_ prefix followed by a consistent verb_noun pattern (search_areas, search_streets, get_street_context, get_coverage, compare_streets). No mixing of camelCase or inconsistent verb styles.

Five tools cover a coherent read-only lookup workflow (find area, find street, get context, compare, check coverage) without redundancy. The count is well-scoped and each tool earns its place.

The search-to-context-to-compare workflow plus a coverage catalogue covers the core read-only domain with no obvious dead ends. Minor gap: no explicit bulk/list or direct single-street detail beyond the context call, but search_streets plus get_street_context largely fills that need.