Tools needed for Maloof-rocker?

You shouldn’t need to browse mutch he includes a tool list.
Keys will be your Rabbeting bit that has a 1.5 inch diameter cutter and a 3/4 radius roundover which will make the mating surfaces in the leg joints.

Unlike maloor, Hal’s plans do not require these odd 3 or 5 degree rabbet bits for the back chair rails.

everything else is as you imagine, some gouges, an angle grinder with 60 grit disk for shaping the seat.
A boatload of clamps for the rockers and back brace laminations

Ny Rocking chairs also has a blog walking through what he did – - If I were you I would PM him and he can tell you of any ‘tricks’ he has used/changed that you might want to buy tools for.

http://lumberjocks.com/NY_Rocking_Chairs/blog/8977

-- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison

I don’t do Maloof-style stuff, but I’ve read his book and I’ve done a lot
of different work over the years.

The joinery of the Maloof stuff is not too complex, but there’s a lot of
shaping of parts after glue-up. I would get microplane rasps and if you can
find them, one of the old Nicolson pattern-makers rasps _ I just looked
them up and it looks like they are both easier to find these days and
cheaper than a few years back. The fine rasp, no. 50, gives a cut so
nice you can move to light scraping and a little sanding.