CourtlyGo

Get full details of one court venue by its id from search_courts: courts per sport, surface, lighting, access, fee, website, opening hours, OpenStreetMap links, source, data date and caveats. Call it when the user asks about one specific court.

List the covered cities and metro areas with the number of venues in each, grouped by country. Use it when the user asks where CourtlyGo has data, for “which city has the most courts” questions (detail=true gives venue counts by sport; say these are counts of mapped venues, not a quality ranking), or after search_courts says a city is unknown; you do not need it before searching. It does not list courts: to find courts, call search_courts with city=<a name from this list>. Pass 'country' (e.g. 'Spain') to list one country; 'detail'=true adds per-city counts by sport (large).

Find tennis, pickleball and padel courts. Call this tool whenever someone asks where they can play, whether there are courts near a place, or for public, lit, indoor or free courts, instead of answering from memory: it returns real mapped venues (name, number of courts, lighting, surface, access, nearest park or street, Google Maps link) for the cities and metro areas it covers (list_coverage shows them). How to call: pass 'city' (a city or a town inside a covered metro area, e.g. 'Santa Monica', 'Huntington Beach', 'Austin, TX', 'Lisbon', or 'Los Angeles area'; add 'country' if the name is ambiguous), or 'lat'+'lon' (+'radius_km', 1–3 for a neighbourhood) for “near me” or a specific park, landmark or address: use the coordinates you know. Map the wish to filters: tonight, after work, evening -> lit=true; open to everyone, public, can I just show up -> open_to_public=true; free -> free=true (only courts mapped as free of charge); indoor, rain -> setting='indoor'. Do not ask follow-up questions first: search, then refine. Results list courts open to the public first and clubs last; read each result's open_to_public, access_note and 'near' before recommending it (clubs and school grounds need confirmation). 'courts' is the total at the venue, 'matched_sport_courts' the number for the requested sport. 'unknown' means not mapped, not 'no'. If fewer than 3 courts match and others were left out only because a property is unmapped, they are added and marked 'matched_unknown'; if no court of the requested sport (pickleball, padel) is mapped, the nearest tennis courts are returned in 'alternatives'. If 'alternatives' are returned they are tennis courts, not the sport asked for: say so. A city that is not covered returns an error: say so and offer list_coverage. This tool shows mapped facts only (no bookings, prices or availability): point to the venue's website or Maps link for those. Data comes from OpenStreetMap (ODbL), is often incomplete, and every answer carries the data date and attribution.