Deterministic pool and spa water test log. Checks readings against US CDC ranges. No AI.
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct operation: create_site, add_readings, check_readings, get_log_summary, get_rules, request_operator_signoff. The only surface overlap is that check_readings and get_log_summary both report CDC-range issues, but one validates an arbitrary list while the other summarizes an existing log, and descriptions make this clear.
All six tools use consistent snake_case with a verb_noun pattern (add_readings, check_readings, create_site, get_log_summary, get_rules, request_operator_signoff). No mixing of conventions.
Six tools is a well-scoped set for a water-test log service: create, append, validate, summarize, retrieve rules, and request signoff. No tool feels redundant or missing at this count.
Core lifecycle is covered: create a site, add readings, check them, retrieve a full summary (including every reading), get the rule table, and request operator signoff. Minor gaps exist: no update/delete for readings or sites, and no list_sites to recover a site id, but these are workable for an append-only log.
Append water readings to an existing log. Requires a bearer key.
Inputs: site_id (required), readings (required).
Check a list of pool or spa water readings for things that cannot be true, and compare pH, free chlorine and bromine against the ranges published on the US CDC pages. Deterministic arithmetic only - no AI. It does not decide whether a pool is legally compliant, and it does not know your local code.
Inputs: readings (required), as_of.
Open a water-test log for one pool, hot tub or splash pad (returns a site id). Requires a bearer key.
Inputs: label, address, water_type, disinfectant, +1 more.
Every reading, the flagged issues, the CDC-range counts, the longest gap between tests, and the A4 log sheet URL, for one log. Requires a bearer key.
Inputs: site_id (required).
The exact rule table this service checks against, the quoted source of every range, and what it explicitly does not claim. Quote it if you need to explain a result.
Inputs: no named parameters.
Create a one-time URL the pool operator can open to confirm the log. Requires a bearer key. The token is single use.
Inputs: site_id (required), provider_name, provider_email.
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