Plan game nights and find party games for your group. PadConsole suggests browser party games by player count, occasion, mood or theme, and explains how to play on a TV with phones as controllers. Read-only, no auth. English, Turkish and German.
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a clearly stated trigger condition, and the descriptions explicitly differentiate recommend_games (by group size) from search_games (by theme/keyword) and plan_game_night (event playlist). The only real risk is a user asking something like 'party games for 4 friends' where recommend_games and search_games both plausibly apply, but the descriptions give an agent enough signal to choose correctly.
Four of five tools follow a clean verb_noun snake_case pattern (get_game_details, plan_game_night, recommend_games, search_games). explain_how_it_works is a full phrase rather than a verb_noun pair, a minor deviation that is still readable and unambiguous.
Five tools is well-scoped for a small game-platform surface: setup help, details, recommendation, search, and event planning. Each tool covers a distinct job with no filler, and the set stays well inside the comfortable 3-15 range.
Discovery, detail lookup, group-size recommendation, keyword search, and event planning are all covered, with links providing the actual launch path (tools explicitly note they do not start games). The main gap is the absence of a list-all/browse-catalog tool, so an agent cannot enumerate the full game library and must rely on search or recommendation queries.
Use this when someone asks how to start, what equipment or devices are needed (TV, laptop, phones, camera), or how friends in different homes can play together. Returns the steps and the link to open.
Inputs: topic, locale. Returns: object
Use this when someone asks about one specific PadConsole game (player count, genre, what it is like, whether friends in other homes can join). Takes a game id returned by another tool or a title. Returns a description and a link to the game page.
Inputs: game (required), locale. Returns: object
Use this when someone is planning an evening or event with games: game night, house party, birthday, family night, kids, a couple, an office or team event, Christmas, New Year's Eve or another holiday gathering, or friends in different cities. Builds an ordered PadConsole playlist (warm-up, main games, finale) that fits the group size, the occasion and the time available, with links. Does not start a game.
Inputs: players (required), kids, locale, remote, +2 more. Returns: object
Use this when someone asks what to do or play at home with a number of friends ("we are 4 friends at home, what can we do?", "what can 2 people play at home?", "6 friends, how do we have a good time?"), with family or kids, games for the TV without a console, party games where phones are controllers, or games to play with friends far away. Given the number of players (and optionally the mood), returns up to 8 matching PadConsole games with player counts and links. Only returns games that fit the group size. Does not start a game.
Inputs: players (required), vibe, locale, remote, +1 more. Returns: object
Use this when someone asks for a kind of game by theme or keyword rather than by group size, for example football, racing, fighting, horror, quiz or trivia, bluffing, impostor, drawing, dance or motion, zombies, pirates, music. Returns matching PadConsole games with links. Does not start a game.
Inputs: query (required), locale, players, max_results. Returns: object
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