Import a term from syllabi into Helium, a free student planner, and ask about what's due and grades.
Scored across 10 tools
Each tool has a clearly distinct purpose: grades, assignments, classes, events, notes, resources, and two import flows with matching previews. The import_ics versus import_term split is well explained by their descriptions, so an agent can choose reliably.
The set follows a consistent verb_noun pattern: get_grades, list_assignments, list_classes, list_events, list_notes, list_resources, import_ics, import_term, and preview_import_* variants. The preview prefix is used predictably for the two import operations.
Ten tools is well scoped for a student planner, with each tool covering a distinct resource or workflow. The preview/import pairs earn their place by separating validation from mutation.
The surface is read-and-import heavy: there is no way to create a single assignment or event, mark work complete, update grades, edit notes, or delete anything. Those are significant lifecycle gaps for a planner and will block common agent requests such as adding homework or marking an assignment done.
Get the user's grades: each term's classes, with overall grade, trend (up, down, or steady), weighted or points-based grading, and each category's weight, average, and ungraded assignments. A grade counts only assignments marked complete with a grade entered; ungraded ones aren't counted against the student until they're graded. With target_grade, class_id, and target_id, returns instead the score Helium calculates the class needs to reach target_grade.
Inputs: class_id, target_id, target_grade, include_past_terms. Returns: object
Save an .ics calendar file's entries to Helium, all at once: as assignments in a class already in Helium (uncategorized and ungraded, since a calendar has only titles, dates, and times), or as events. Repeating entries are expanded, and cancelled ones left out. Adds to the account; changes nothing already there. Importing the same file twice adds its entries twice. preview_import_ics shows what it would create.
Inputs: ics (required), class_id. Returns: object
Save a term's assignments, events, classes, meeting times, and grading categories to Helium, all at once: as a new term, or into one already in Helium. Adds to the account; changes nothing already there. preview_import_term shows what it would create.
Inputs: plan (required), allow_duplicates. Returns: object
List the user's assignments (homework, quizzes, exams, projects) due in a window, with class, term, category, completion, and grade. Defaults to the next 7 days; for overdue, the past 366 days; with a query, the class's dates (with class_id) or the current terms. Returns limit at a time, with total and has_more; pass page for the next.
Inputs: page, limit, query, status, +4 more. Returns: object
List the user's classes by term, with room, teacher, credits, current grade, meeting times, and grading categories.
Inputs: include_past_terms. Returns: object
List the user's events (ungraded calendar items) in a window, with repeating events listed per occurrence. Defaults to the next 7 days; with a query, the current terms. Returns limit at a time, with total and has_more; pass page for the next.
Inputs: page, limit, query, end_date, +1 more. Returns: object
List the user's notes as plain text: all of them, those matching a query, a class's (its own note and its assignments' and resources'), or the note on one assignment, event, or resource. Returns limit at a time, with total and has_more; pass page for the next.
Inputs: page, limit, query, class_id, +3 more. Returns: object
List the user's resources (textbooks, materials, links) by resource group, with status, condition, website, price, and the classes each is for.
Inputs: class_id. Returns: object
Check an .ics calendar file against what Helium accepts, without saving anything: how many assignments (in a class already in Helium) or events its entries would become. Returns the problem if Helium can't import it.
Inputs: ics (required), class_id. Returns: object
Check a term's assignments, events, classes, meeting times, and grading categories against what Helium accepts, without saving anything: a new term, or classes for one already in Helium. Returns every problem to fix, or a summary of what import_term would create, with what the plan leaves unset.
Inputs: plan (required), allow_duplicates. Returns: object
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