Fetch real map data around a coordinate and return a token-budgeted topological graph: named places joined by walkable edges with distances in metres and compass directions. Use this to answer 'what is near X' and 'how do I get from A to B'. Omissions are reported, so treat a missing feature as not-shown rather than absent.

Move within a map session you already hold. Pass the session SCR (from get_maplet with returnScr, or from the last localize) and your new position; the answer is only the delta: + places that entered view, - places that left it, ~ places that moved or updated. Store the updated SCR from the second content block and discard the old one.

Feasibility between two coordinates: straight-line distance, the compass direction to head, and nothing that pretends to be turn-by-turn navigation. Turn-by-turn comes only from a routing engine the operator has verified; the default answer ends in "verify the approach on arrival", which is the honest limit of what it computes.

Find named places (cafes, stations, shops) near a coordinate. Cheaper than get_maplet when only names are needed.

Fetch the exact geometry of features by id, as WKT. Use only when shape matters, such as checking whether a route clears a building.

Sample ground elevation around a coordinate, in metres. Returns the range plus high and low points, which is what an agent needs for grade reasoning.

Current weather conditions and a short forecast at a coordinate. Use this before telling someone to walk, cycle, or drive, or to pick between an indoor and outdoor option. Reports what is actually falling (rain, snow, sleet) rather than only a temperature.

Sun position, sunrise, sunset, and twilight state for a coordinate. Twilight is reported as day, civil, nautical, or night rather than a boolean, because "needs a torch" and "cannot see" are different states.