List the player's WoW characters, most recently played first, to choose from.

Use this at the start of every coaching session, before anything else, so the player can choose which character to coach (or start a new one). Each line shows name-realm, level, race, class, zone, how long ago it was last played and the goal from that character's journal (or "no journal yet").

Get the full current status of a WoW character as Markdown.

Use this whenever the player asks what to do next, what to upgrade, or about their quests, talents, gear, gold or location. It covers level, XP, gold, location, bags, quests, talents, professions, gear and spells. Check the "saved ... ago" line: data is only as fresh as the last logout, /reload or /coach, and may be stale.

Args: character: Character name ("Testchar") or "Name-Realm", case-insensitive. Leave empty for the most recently saved character.

Get a character's recent events (level-ups, deaths, quests), newest first.

Use this to see what the player has been doing lately, for example to explain a death or to track progress between coaching sessions.

Args: character: Character name or "Name-Realm", case-insensitive. Leave empty for the most recently saved character. limit: Maximum number of events to return (default 20).

Summarize how a character has progressed lately, in plain words.

Use this at the start of a session and whenever the player asks how they are doing: it shows when and where they last played, the play sessions of the last days, levels, XP, gold, quests and deaths, and what changed since the previous session. Compare it with the plan in the character's journal.

Args: character: Character name or "Name-Realm", case-insensitive. Leave empty for the most recently saved character. days: How many days back to look (default 7).

Read the coach's memory: the player notes plus one character's journal.

Use this at the start of a coaching session, before giving advice, so you remember the player's preferences, this character's goals, choices, lessons already taught and what to do next. Both parts come back with clear headings. If the character has no journal yet, the answer says so: ask for their goal and create it with save_coach_notes.

Args: character: Character name or "Name-Realm", case-insensitive. Leave empty for the most recently saved character.

Save a character's journal, replacing everything saved in it before.

Use this when you learn something worth remembering about THIS character: its spec and professions, goals and plans, progress, what you taught and what to do next. Because it replaces the whole journal, call read_coach_notes first and send the full updated text (Markdown, under 100 KB). Things about the player in general (not this character) belong in save_player_notes.

Args: text: The complete new content of the journal. character: Character name or "Name-Realm", case-insensitive. Leave empty for the most recently saved character.

Save the player notes shared by all characters, replacing what was saved before.

Use this when you learn how the player likes to be coached (detail level, click-by-click steps, Questie or not, solo or group, computer details). Because it replaces everything, call read_coach_notes first and send the full updated text (Markdown, under 100 KB). Notes about one character belong in save_coach_notes.

Args: text: The complete new content of the player notes.

Search the Warcraft Wiki and get matching page titles, one-line snippets and links.

Use this when you do not know the exact page name, for example "trade supplies Brill" or "Camping 101". Then call read_wiki_page with the title you want. The wiki has pages for Forever-only content too. Always cite the link you used.

Args: query: What to look for, in plain words. limit: How many results to return (1 to 10, default 5).

Read a Warcraft Wiki page as plain text, with its key facts listed first.

Use this for NPC locations and coordinates, vendor stock and prices, quest givers and rewards, items, zones and game terms. Text is labelled when it only applies to Classic, Retail or Forever; Forever-only info is marked, and Forever is the game being played, so prefer it. Redirects are followed. If you do not know the exact title, call search_wiki first. Always cite the page link.

Args: title: The page title, for example "Abigail Shiel" or "Camping 101: Cooking". section: Only return this section, for example "Sells" or "Rewards". Long pages list their section names so you can ask for one. max_chars: Longest answer to return (default 6000).