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Scored across 9 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct data concern (terrain, air, daylight, weather, geometry, places, routing, session delta), and descriptions explicitly steer callers between near-duplicates like search_places vs get_maplet. The one soft overlap is route vs get_maplet, both of which claim to answer 'how do I get from A to B', though route's straight-line-only framing partially disambiguates them.
Seven of nine tools use a predictable get_/verb_noun pattern (get_terrain, get_air, get_daylight, get_weather, get_maplet, search_places, expand_feature). expand_feature, localize, and route break the prefix convention but remain clear single-verb names, so the deviation is minor rather than confusing.
Nine tools is well within the sweet spot, and each covers a genuinely different facet of geospatial context rather than duplicating another. Nothing feels padded or conspicuously absent from the surface.
The set covers environmental context (terrain, air, daylight, weather), place discovery, geometry expansion, session-based panning, and route feasibility — a solid lifecycle for location reasoning. The main gap is forward geocoding (resolving an address or place name to a coordinate), which agents would need before using most other tools.