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  • New Features
    • Expanded support for additional Google Maps tools, including reverse geocoding, place search, place details, distance matrix, directions, elevation, air quality, solar, pollen, and street view functionalities.
  • Enhancements
    • Improved organization of available tools into clearer categories for easier access.

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The handler registry was updated to import and register several new handler functions for core, environmental, and visual Google Maps tools. The HANDLER_MAP constant was expanded with new tool-to-handler mappings, grouped and reorganized by category. No changes were made to existing handler function signatures.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Handler Registry Expansion
src/handlers/handler-registry.ts
Added imports and registrations for new handler functions in core, environmental, and visual tool categories. Updated HANDLER_MAP with new tool-handler mappings and reorganized its structure by category.

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🗺️ A registry grows, new handlers appear,
Maps and the world now draw ever near.
From pollen to places, and air quality too,
Directions and views with a broader purview.
The bunny hops on, with a registry grand—
More tools for the journey, across every land!
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/handlers/handler-registry.ts (1)

38-58: Strengthen typing and immutability of HANDLER_MAP

Looks correct functionally. Consider tightening types to preserve key literals and ensure all values conform to HandlerFunction, while preventing accidental mutation.

Preferred TS 4.9+ approach:

-export const HANDLER_MAP: Record<string, HandlerFunction> = {
+export const HANDLER_MAP = {
   // Core Google Maps Tools
   "maps_geocode": handleGeocode,
   "maps_reverse_geocode": handleReverseGeocode,
   "maps_search_places": handlePlaceSearch,
   "maps_place_details": handlePlaceDetails,
   "maps_distance_matrix": handleDistanceMatrix,
   "maps_directions": handleDirections,
   "maps_elevation": handleElevation,
   "maps_routes": handleRoutes,
   
   // Environmental Data Tools
   "maps_weather": handleWeather,
   "maps_air_quality": handleAirQuality,
   "maps_solar": handleSolar,
   "maps_pollen": handlePollen,
   
   // Visual Google Maps Tools
   "maps_street_view": handleStreetView,
   "maps_static_map": handleStaticMap,
-};
+} as const satisfies Record<string, HandlerFunction>;

Optionally, add a ToolName union for downstream safety:

export type ToolName = keyof typeof HANDLER_MAP;

If you prefer runtime immutability too, wrap with Object.freeze when initializing.

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src/handlers/handler-registry.ts (2)
dist/handlers/visual/street-view.js (1)
  • handleStreetView (36-108)
dist/handlers/visual/static-maps.js (1)
  • handleStaticMap (36-134)
🔇 Additional comments (3)
src/handlers/handler-registry.ts (3)

19-24: LGTM: Environmental handler imports

New handlers (air-quality, solar, pollen) are cleanly added and keep naming consistent with existing modules.


25-27: LGTM: Visual handler imports

Street View handler import complements Static Maps; aligns with available implementations in dist.


55-58: LGTM: Visual tool mappings

New "maps_street_view" mapping pairs correctly with handleStreetView; consistent with "maps_static_map".

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