Make a classroom seating chart or a wedding seating chart that follows your rules, then print it.
Scored across 2 tools
The two tools split cleanly along create-vs-validate lines: generate_seating_chart builds a new chart and check_seating_chart audits an existing one without moving anyone. Each description explicitly cross-references the other ('to make a new chart use generate_seating_chart'), leaving no room for misselection.
Both names follow a strict snake_case verb_noun pattern (generate_seating_chart / check_seating_chart) and share the same noun, making the pairing immediately readable. No mixed conventions or vague verbs.
Two tools is thin, sitting in the borderline 1-2 range, though each is substantial and covers a real need. The narrow domain (generate or check a seating chart) partly justifies the small surface, but a couple more operations would round it out.
Core lifecycle of build-and-validate is covered, with PDF/place cards/Excel exports included as outputs. However, there is no way to edit an existing chart (swap two guests, lock a seat, re-check after manual tweaks) or retrieve a previously generated chart, so agents will have to regenerate from scratch for small adjustments.
Use this when the user already has a seating chart (typed rows or tables, or a file with Name and Table columns) and wants to check it against rules: who must be kept apart, kept together, needs a front seat, households together, head table and kids table, table capacities. Returns each broken rule with the people involved, the soft-preference score, and the same printable PDF, place cards and Excel for that chart. Does not move anyone; to make a new chart use generate_seating_chart. Each call saves new PDF and Excel files (which include the names) on the plugin server for 1 hour (private download links), then deletes them. Not for stadium or airline seat maps.
Inputs: mode (required), rows, chart, title, +19 more. Returns: mode, room, seed, soft, +15 more
Use this when the user wants a seating chart or seating plan: a classroom seating chart for students (rows, pairs or groups of 4; keep two students apart; seat some students near the front; mixed groups; a new random seating chart each week that avoids last week's neighbours) or a wedding, party or banquet seating chart (round or long tables of N, keep couples and households together, keep two guests apart, head table, kids table). Accepts typed names or an uploaded roster or guest list (CSV/Excel). It checks each hard rule and reports any conflict, naming the rules that conflict. Returns the chart, a soft-preference score, and links to a printable PDF, place cards and Excel. Same seed gives the same chart; change seed to reshuffle. Each call saves new PDF and Excel files (which include the names) on the plugin server for 1 hour (private download links), then deletes them. Rosters are not saved. Does not seat stadiums, theaters or airplanes.
Inputs: mode (required), rows, seed, title, +20 more. Returns: mode, room, seed, soft, +15 more
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