Scored across 27 tools
Most tools map to clearly distinct domains (now-weather vs forecast vs history, tides vs sea temperature, water quality vs outages vs drought restrictions), and the descriptions explicitly cross-reference each other to steer selection. The main fuzzy spots are resume_du_jour, which aggregates a dozen other tools' outputs, and annuaire_services_publics, which bundles unrelated things (mairies, fuel prices, pharmacies, markets, waste, kids' venues) behind a generic 'quoi' parameter.
Every name is lowercase snake_case French, but the convention is noun-phrase rather than verb_noun, and modifier ordering is not fully regular (meteo_actuelle / prevision_meteo / historique_meteo, temperature_mer, qualite_air vs qualite_eau). donner_avis is the lone verb-style name in an otherwise noun-based set.
27 tools is heavy, though the scope (all live data for an island: weather, sea, volcano, water, energy, mobility, civic life) is correspondingly broad and most tools have a distinct data source. A few are catch-all aggregators (resume_du_jour, annuaire_services_publics) that inflate surface area and could be split or trimmed.
Coverage is unusually thorough: weather now/past/future, sea state, tides, cyclones, volcano and seismicity, rivers and floods, air and water quality, water restrictions and outages, energy, EV chargers, bike share, hiking trails, land/risk records, public services, events, sport, news, plus meta tools for sources and dead upstream sites. Remaining gaps are minor and workaround-able (no dedicated traffic/transit tool, road status only surfaces inside actualites).