InfoGrunt

Most pairs are clearly separated by input type or granularity: find_parcel (by ID) vs find_parcel_at_point (by coordinates), and get_market_pulse (national/voivodeship) vs get_municipality_market (6-digit gmina code). get_parcel_overview vs get_parcel_section is well framed as summary vs single-topic detail. The only mild ambiguity is between search_location and find_parcel_at_point, since both resolve a place and return a map link.

All names are snake_case with a verb_noun structure (find_parcel, get_market_pulse, search_location), which is predictable. The verb varies (find/get/search) rather than being uniform, but each verb matches the operation type, so it reads coherently. No camelCase or stylistic mixing.

Seven tools is well-scoped for a land-parcel intelligence service: two lookup entry points, one geocoder, two market data tools at different granularities, and two parcel detail levels. Each tool serves a distinct question and none feels redundant.

The surface covers parcel identification by ID or point, address search, market data at national/region/municipality level, and parcel detail at overview and section level — a solid lifecycle for research queries. Minor gaps: no bulk/comparison of multiple parcels, no spatial listing (e.g. parcels in an area), and no way to enumerate which sections exist beyond the overview hints.