Make a tournament bracket in the chat, record results by clicking the winners, and print it.
Scored across 2 tools
The two tools split cleanly along the create/update axis: generate_tournament_bracket builds the structure, calculate_bracket_standings ingests results and updates the bracket/table. Their descriptions even cross-reference each other and explicitly rule out the other's job (generate does not predict winners; calculate does not predict outcomes).
Both names follow a verb_noun snake_case pattern (generate_tournament_bracket, calculate_bracket_standings) with no casing or style drift. The domain noun is unambiguous in each name.
Two tools is on the thin side for a tournament product that advertises bracketing, standings, PDF/CSV export, timetables and Swiss pairing. The pair is well-scoped and earns its place, but the surface is borderline minimal for the stated scope.
The generate+calculate loop covers the full lifecycle: create bracket in any format, feed in results, get updated standings and next pairings. Minor gaps remain, e.g. no tool to edit/withdraw a participant, reset or convert an existing bracket outside the results path.
Use this when the user reports results of a tournament made with generate_tournament_bracket (or describes one) and wants the updated bracket, who advances, the standings table or what is next. Takes the same format and participants plus every result so far (winner or scores per match) and returns the advanced bracket, the round robin or Swiss table (points, head-to-head, score difference; Buchholz for Swiss), final places, the next Swiss round's pairings, and the next matches to play. Do not use to predict outcomes; it only records results the user gives.
Inputs: format (required), paper, title, courts, +15 more. Returns: byes, kind, notes, swiss, +18 more
Use this when the user wants a tournament bracket or schedule (tournament bracket maker, bracket generator, single elimination or double elimination bracket, round robin schedule generator, Swiss pairings, a bracket for 6, 10 or 12 teams with byes). Builds the full structure for 2-128 players or teams: standard seeding so top seeds meet last, byes for the top seeds when the field is not a power of two, optional third-place match, grand final reset, round robin via the circle method with balanced home/away, Swiss round 1, optional timetable over several courts, a printable PDF bracket and a CSV schedule. Results already known can be included to advance winners. Does not predict winners, fill in picks for famous tournaments, or schedule leagues with venue or travel constraints.
Inputs: format (required), paper, title, courts, +15 more. Returns: byes, kind, notes, swiss, +18 more
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