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The two tools target clearly distinct actions: locating stops by coordinate versus retrieving departures for a known stop id. Their descriptions even cross-reference each other, so an agent can't confuse which to call first.
Both names use a consistent snake_case verb_noun form (find_nearby_stops, get_departures) with well-chosen verbs that match their actions.
Two tools is thin for a public transport server, which normally implies routing, lines, and schedules. The pair covers a narrow departure-board workflow but leaves the broader domain unaddressed.
Stop lookup and departures form a workable read-only core, but there's no journey planning, line/route info, or name-based stop search — notable gaps for a mobility domain.