English California traffic-school and court guidance with sources and review dates.
Scored across 7 tools
Most tools target clearly separate resources: a premium calculator, a county court lookup, a school status endpoint, a program list, and a guidance search/retrieve pair. The only mild overlap is between search_guidance and get_guidance (standard search-then-fetch) and between get_eligibility_checklist and guidance articles about eligibility, but the descriptions explicitly distinguish procedural steps from an eligibility decision.
All seven names follow a consistent snake_case verb_noun pattern (calculate_, find_, get_, list_, search_). The mix of retrieval verbs (find/get/list/search) maps sensibly onto different resource shapes rather than being arbitrary.
Seven tools is well within the ideal 3-15 range for an informational/education server. Each tool covers a distinct facet (cost comparison, court lookup, checklist, guidance search/read, programs, status) with no filler entries.
The surface covers the core informational lifecycle: discover guidance, read a specific answer, list programs, check school availability, find the handling court, confirm eligibility steps, and compare costs. Minor gaps exist — no dedicated court-fee-by-county lookup or completion-reporting verification tool — but these are partly served through search_guidance and get_school_status, so agents can work around them.
Compares two premiums the user supplies for the same coverage over a chosen number of months, then adds the user’s school, court and optional costs. Returns prorated totals, their difference and a break-even month. Amounts are integer US cents; the tool does not estimate premiums, surcharges, durations or fees, is not an insurance quote or prediction, and excludes the citation fine common to both scenarios. Its inputs are amounts only; names, policy numbers and ticket details are not part of them.
Inputs: tuitionCents (required), comparisonMonths (required), optionalFeesCents (required), courtSchoolFeeCents (required), +4 mo… Returns: data, meta
Official superior court website and California Courts directory record for one county (the county on the citation), or all 58 when county is omitted. website is the court’s destination and sourceUrl its directory evidence. For counties with a published school guide, nextSteps links that guide’s permission, deadline and court-receipt sections; generalGuidance links the school’s general court guide; pageUpdatedAt is that page’s update date. The handling court is the one named on the citation; a city or ZIP code does not determine it. It does not look up cases, rule on eligibility or submit anything.
Inputs: county, language. Returns: data, meta
Steps for confirming traffic-school permission with the court: the deadline, separate court fees, choosing a licensed school, and confirming the court received the completion. It lists what to check with the court; it is not an eligibility decision.
Inputs: language. Returns: data, meta
One reviewed guidance answer by ID (from search_guidance, availableGuidanceIds or list_programs), with its source URLs, review date and the school’s live availability. An answer may be a short summary; open its linked school page for the complete page. Answers summarize cited pages as of their review date; they are not a fresh source check.
Inputs: id (required), language. Returns: data, meta
California Licensing Education’s current enrollment and completion-reporting availability as its service reports it, its DMV license details and public contact information. Availability is not a payment processor’s status or a court’s receipt of a completion.
Inputs: language. Returns: data, meta
The school’s published program pages with live availability. Each program has a guidanceId that get_guidance accepts.
Inputs: language. Returns: data, meta
Search the school’s reviewed public guidance on California traffic school: licensing, school and court costs, court fees by county, eligibility and the 18-month rule, deadlines and extensions, points and insurance, completion reporting, commercial licenses, and county court steps. Returns navigational topic IDs, titles and exact article URLs; reviewed answers and complete source lists are supplied by get_guidance. Empty results include availableGuidanceIds listing every article. Contains no course lessons or exam content.
Inputs: query (required), limit, language. Returns: data, meta
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