Who the student is right now: name, current term, class level, major, college, advisor, units carried, and expected graduation.

Call this first in any conversation touching academics, and whenever you need the current semester to pass as a term argument elsewhere.

The student's course schedule: sections with meeting days, start/end times, building/room, instructors (with emails), and add/drop/withdrawal deadlines per section.

Call this when the user asks about their classes, class times, locations, instructors, or what their day/week looks like. term accepts an SIO code ("F26"), a slug ("fall-2026"), or a name ("Fall 2026"); omit it for the current term. A section may have several meeting entries (lecture + recitation); group by course_code + section when presenting.

The official iCalendar (.ics) export of the schedule, with weekly RRULEs bounded to the semester.

Call this when integrating with calendar tools or when the user wants their schedule as calendar events — it is authoritative on semester start and end dates, which get_schedule does not carry. Times are local America/New_York wall-clock times.

Grades for one semester: per-course grade option, units, mid-semester and final grades, plus the semester and cumulative QPA summary.

Call this when the user asks about grades, QPA/GPA, or units for a semester. Grades show "NA" until posted. Omit term for the current semester; available_terms in the response lists what else can be queried.

AP and transfer credit: courses credited (with units) and the AP exam scores behind them.

Call this when the user asks about AP credit, transfer credit, or exam scores. These units are not graded and do not factor into QPA.

Enrollment record for a semester: enrolled/registered status, units carried vs maximum, class level, degree/college/major, and advisor.

Call this for questions about enrollment verification, unit load, or program/major details beyond what get_student_context gives.

The student account ledger, grouped by fiscal year: tuition, fees, housing, grants, loans, and payments, with the running balance.

Call this when the user asks about their bill, balance, charges, payments, or financial aid disbursements. Amounts are USD decimal strings; charges are positive, payments and aid are negative.

Housing assignment, and Plaid Cash balance.

Call this when the user asks where they live on campus or about their Plaid Cash.