GBFS France
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Scored across 3 tools
Each tool has a distinct scope: network discovery, single-station status, and nearby-station lookup. The only mild overlap is spatial search (search_networks by area vs. nearby_stations), but the descriptions clarify the network-vs-station granularity and prerequisite network_id.
search_networks and get_station follow a clear verb_noun pattern, while nearby_stations is an adjective_noun phrase. The deviation is minor and still readable, since all names are snake_case and intuitively describe their action or result.
Three tools is well-scoped for a focused read-only GBFS France server. Each tool covers a distinct need—network discovery, station status, and proximity lookup—without bloat or missing obvious companions.
The surface covers network search and live station status/proximity, but there are notable gaps such as station lookup by name or id without relying on nearby search, listing all stations in a network, and retrieving network-level metadata. These gaps may force workarounds for common queries.