List the student's Nexus courses with id, name, short name, teacher and term.

    classification (from Moodle start/end dates): "inprogress" (default), "past",
    "future", "hidden", or "all". academic_only=true drops non-academic enrolments
    (trainings, campus resources) that have no term code. Use `id` with other tools.
    

Full view of one course: description, instructors, sections with every module, the materials (files/pages/books/links) and the major activities (assignments, quizzes, forums...). Module ids returned here are course-module ids (cmid).

Who is signed in, which Moodle release Nexus runs, the timezone used for all dates, and which capabilities this account's token can use.

Assignments due within the next days days, ordered by due date, each with its Moodle submission status (not_started / draft / submitted / graded / overdue), points and URL. This is the one call to make for "what's due this week?". Dates are in the student's timezone. Set include_submitted=false to hide finished work.

Assignments whose (extension-adjusted) due date has passed and that Moodle reports as not submitted. Only current courses are checked unless course_id is given; items older than max_age_days are ignored. can_still_submit says whether Nexus still accepts a submission (cut-off date).

Everything about one assignment: instructions, due/cut-off dates, submission requirements (types, file limits, word limit), current submission status, grading info and attached files. Accepts the assignment id (preferred) or its cmid.

Authoritative submission status for one assignment straight from Moodle: not_started, draft, submitted, graded or overdue, with the grade/feedback when released. Check freshness.cached before calling the value real-time.

Current course total for every course the student can see grades in. Courses whose gradebook is hidden are listed with access="hidden" rather than omitted.

Grade breakdown for one course: course total, percentage/letter when shown, and every grade item (assignments, quizzes, categories) with grade, range, weight, feedback and dates.

What Nexus exposes about grade changes over time for a course. Moodle has no grade-history web service, so this returns each item's current grade with its graded/submitted date (newest first) and says so explicitly.

Search course materials (PDFs, files, pages, books, links, folders, lecture notes) by title, filename, description or section name across current courses (or one course). Returns title, course, type, description, url and a material id for get_material. Nothing is downloaded by this call.

Metadata for one material plus its content when it is text-bearing (Moodle pages, books, text/HTML files, external links, and PDFs when the optional pdf extra is installed). material_id is the id from search_course_materials or a course-module id (cmid); folder files use "/".

Calendar events for the next days days in chronological order: assignment due dates, quiz open/close times, course events (exams, sessions), personal and site events, each with course, start/end, description, url and event type.

Announcements posted by instructors in the last days days (the Announcements / News forum of each current course), newest first, with author, time, full text and link. include_all_forums=true also scans discussion forums.

What changed in the student's courses since a point in time: modules whose settings/files/grades changed, new announcements and Moodle notifications. since accepts ISO-8601 ("2026-09-10T08:00"), a Unix timestamp, or relative values like "24h", "2d", "yesterday". Answers "what changed since yesterday?".

One-call academic briefing: due today, due tomorrow, coming up, overdue work, today's events, new announcements/course changes, and a recommended priority order. text is ready to show; the structured fields back it up.

The next 7 days grouped by course: assignments (with status) and calendar deadlines, plus anything overdue.

Workload for the next days days. facts are Moodle data (counts per course and per day, points, quizzes, overdue); estimates are nexus-mcp heuristics for hours of effort and are explicitly not instructor estimates.

Prioritised to-do list built from overdue work, upcoming due dates, submission status, calendar deadlines and recent announcements. Each item explains why it was ranked where it is (HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW).