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      It enables deterministic household planning by building schedules, injecting controlled faults into isolated scenario copies, comparing constraint failures, and finding independently verified repairs. It also supports approval-gated preview and commit of changes to local demo state through MCP tools.
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      Enables interruption-aware, same-day study planning through local MCP tools for managing tasks, fixed commitments, scheduling windows, replanning after interruptions, previewing and approving simulated calendar changes, and persisting or exporting a workspace.
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      Enables an agent to ingest a school late-start or closure notice, determine which family commitments it breaks, build a constraint-checked recovery plan, apply it only after a parent approves, and read back every change to confirm the family's morning is ready.
      MIT