GPS moderated transmission settings

My recently acquired 2005 Toyota Camry is humbly the most sophisticated auto I and the bank have owned to date.

It has a tendency to coast quite nicely on the rare occasions when my foot is removed from the throttle, probably due to a host of electronic and vacuum actuated sensors designed with fuel economy in mind, as compared to my earlier generations of low tech vehicles ('39 Buick Special, '64 Ford F100, '72 Toyota Corolla, '70 Ford F250, '87 Nissan King Cab, '2000 Nissan Sentra).

But that same tendency to utilize the gear range and engine settings causes me to have to get on the brakes needlessly while exiting my apartment complex. I crest a slight rise and need to slow down to negotiate the gauntlet of neighbors and staff by the rental office on my way out every morning.

I'd like to have a programmable transmission setting that could be run in "learn" mode and then switched to "act on what I learned" mode.

The GPS module would react to my location and tell itself "He always slows down right her, so let's not kick it from first gear into second unless prompted otherwise". Of course, brake or throttle engagement would override all preprogrammed settings, as with cruise control.