Selected figures in Australian retirement rules, each checked against its official source.
Scored across 4 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: search_figures finds ids, get_figure retrieves details, list_categories shows coverage, and list_changes reports updates. The search/get pair is intentionally coupled and clearly sequenced, though an agent might still occasionally confuse when to use search versus get.
All names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern: get_figure, list_categories, list_changes, search_figures. The conventions are predictable and easy to parse.
Four tools is well-scoped for a read-only retirement data lookup service. Each tool earns its place: discovery, retrieval, category overview, and change tracking.
The surface covers discovery, retrieval, category browsing, and change history for the domain. Minor gaps exist, such as no bulk export or direct comparison tool, but core read workflows are covered.
Gets one Australian retirement figure by an id from search_figures. Returns the value recorded for a date (as_at, or today in Sydney), the date it applies from and what that date means, conditions, exceptions, the official source by name, the date last checked and a citation of the figure's Retirement Wealth page. Values set by law but not yet in force are listed under upcoming. No value is returned for a date before the earliest recorded value, after today, or from the start of a value set by law not yet confirmed in force.
Inputs: id (required), as_at, include_history. Returns: id, kind, note, page, +40 more
Shows which areas of Australian retirement rules the figures cover: the categories, such as Age Pension, super caps and aged care, with each one's id for search_figures and its number of figures. Also returns the data release, the newest and the oldest date on which a figure was last checked against its source, the scope statement, and links to the documentation and the JSON files.
Inputs: no named parameters. Returns: count, links, scope, data_hash, +6 more
Lists what this site has changed in its published Australian retirement figures since a date, such as new or corrected values, earlier values added and figures added or renamed. Newest first. since filters on recorded_on, the date this site recorded the change, in Sydney. effective_from is the date the changed value applies from, where the change has one. A value can be recorded long after it began to apply.
Inputs: since (required), limit, types, figure_id. Returns: note, count, scope, since, +8 more
Start here, before get_figure, to find selected figures in Australian retirement rules: rates, amounts, caps, thresholds, ages, periods and dates for the Age Pension and its means tests, superannuation and the Division 293 and 296 taxes, deeming, the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, aged care and the Home Equity Access Scheme. Searches by keyword, category or both, and returns each match's id and current value. Each current value has an official source, the date it applies from and the date it was last checked; get_figure returns them.
Inputs: limit, query, category. Returns: note, count, query, scope, +6 more
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