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"How to interact with Google Maps using Python" matching MCP tools:

  • Search Google Maps places using natural-language queries to discover businesses, restaurants, and services. Supports multiple queries, async execution, and enrichments for deeper place data.
    MIT
  • Identify whether a business is part of a chain. Submit Google Maps-style business queries to return chain membership status for each organization.
    MIT

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  • Turn Maps queries into lead lists: businesses, phones, websites, and reviews with async job control.

  • Google Maps place photos: image URLs, thumbnails, positions, and Street View panoramas.

  • Find places on Google Maps by keyword, country, and language. Returns structured JSON results for location-based searches.
    MIT
  • Retrieve place details from Google Maps using a place ID, including address, ratings, and metadata, returned as JSON.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code on Google Colab GPU/TPU runtimes, with support for multiple accelerators, background jobs, and Google Drive file integration.
    MIT
  • Search Google Maps for businesses, locations, and points of interest using a text query. Get details like address, phone, rating, opening hours, and location data.
    MIT
  • Search the web using Google AI Mode to get a synthesized answer with sources from current web pages, news, and data.
    MIT
  • Look up detailed information for any Google Maps place using its unique Place ID or business name. Retrieves structured data including address, phone number, website, rating, and map URL.
    MIT
  • Find places on Google Maps by entering a search query, with results ranked exactly as Google Maps ranks them. Adjust country, language, and map center for targeted local results.
    MIT
  • Search Google Maps for local businesses, places, and services. Submit a query with location to retrieve structured data including name, address, phone, rating, and coordinates.
    MIT
  • Explains how two MTG mechanics or cards interact under the rules, providing step-by-step resolution and clarifying common misconceptions.
    MIT
  • Lint a single Python file using wemake-python-styleguide rules. Receive structured violation reports to identify and fix style issues.
    MIT