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  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Returns named default values used by Senaro Finance tools with source citations. Use before calling other tools to understand what assumptions apply automatically. This tool does not accept an 'output' parameter; it always returns inline JSON. JSON parameters (all optional): category: string. Filter entries by category: the canonical MCP tool name that consumes the default, or "shared" for a default consumed by two or more tools (or not yet wired to a specific tool). Case-insensitive. The 14 valid values: calculate_cc_payoff, calculate_debt_to_income, calculate_emergency_fund, calculate_opportunity_cost, calculate_runway, compare_debt_consolidation, compare_mortgage_terms, compare_strategies, compound_interest, optimize_401k_match, payoff_vs_invest, refi_breakeven, rent_vs_buy, shared. An unrecognized value returns validation_error listing the accepted set. name: string. Return one full entry. Requires category. Returns validation_error if not found. verbose: boolean. Return all 10 citation fields per entry instead of just category+name. Ignored when name is also present (single entry always includes all fields). Omit category to get the full verbose catalog. Default (no args): index mode. Every entry with just category and name fields (~20 KB).

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "properties": {
      "name": {
        "type": [
          "string",
          "null"
        ],
        "default": null,
        "description": "Optional: return one full entry. Requires category. Returns validation_error if not found."
      },
      "verbose": {
        "type": "boolean",
        "default": false,
        "description": "Optional: return all 10 citation fields per entry instead of just category+name."
      },
      "category": {
        "type": [
          "string",
          "null"
        ],
        "default": null,
        "description": "Optional: filter entries by category, the canonical MCP tool name (e.g. \"rent_vs_buy\") or \"shared\". Case-insensitive."
      }
    }
  }

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• analyze_cash_advance unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Deep analysis of a single card's cash advance showing payment allocation, CA interest cost, CA payoff months, and whether the CA is growing. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\npurchase_balance: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED)\npurchase_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage (REQUIRED)\ncash_advance_balance: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED)\ncash_advance_apr_pct: decimal > 0, <= 100 (REQUIRED). A cash advance always accrues interest immediately, so 0 is not a valid rate.\ntotal_monthly_payment: decimal > 0, at most 2 decimal places (REQUIRED)\nminimum_payment: decimal >= 0, at most 2 decimal places (optional, default auto-calculate). When supplied, this DOES bind: the per-month mandatory payment is min(max(the issuer minimum recomputed from the balance, minimum_payment), the remaining balance, total_monthly_payment). This differs from calculate_cc_payoff's default dynamic path, where the identically-named minimum_payment is parsed and validated but never applied unless fixed_payments = true: the two tools do not share behavior for this parameter, only its name.\ncash_advance_fee_pct: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). e.g. 5 for 5%\ncash_advance_fee_min: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). e.g. 10 for $10\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• analyze_pmi_removal unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Compute every standard PMI-removal pathway (HPA automatic at 78% LTV, HPA borrower-requested at 80% LTV, optional re-appraisal at a simplified 75% of current market value; the actual Fannie Mae ceiling is seasoning- and property-type-dependent, 75% for a one-unit home seasoned two to five years, 80% for five-plus, and 70% for investment and two- to four-unit properties), current monthly PMI cost, total PMI dollars between now and automatic removal, and the effective annual return of paying the gap-to-80% (of the original value) as a lump sum today. Supplying original_loan_term_months and loan_age_months also applies the 12 U.S.C. 4902(c) statutory final-termination midpoint, which bounds automatic removal at the earlier of the 78% schedule and that midpoint where HPA applies and the borrower is current. Pairs with compare_mortgage_terms for the broader refinance / pay-extra / drop-PMI decision.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ncurrent_balance: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED). Today's loan balance.\noriginal_purchase_price: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED). What you paid for the home (the purchase-price side of the HPA basis; when a closing appraisal is lower, see original_appraised_value).\ncurrent_home_value: decimal > 0 (optional). When provided AND greater than the HPA original value (the lesser of purchase price and any closing appraisal), the response also computes the re-appraisal pathway (some lenders allow PMI removal based on current market value with a fresh appraisal).\noriginal_appraised_value: decimal > 0 (optional). The home's appraised value at closing. HPA sets the PMI trigger basis to the LESSER of purchase price and this appraisal (12 U.S.C. 4901); provide it when your closing appraisal came in below the purchase price.\nannual_pmi_rate_pct: decimal 0-5 (optional, default 0.5). Annual PMI as a percentage of the current loan balance. Typical conventional-loan PMI ranges from 0.3% to 1.5%.\nannual_rate_pct: decimal 0-20 (REQUIRED). Mortgage APR.\nmonthly_payment: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED). Current P&I monthly payment (excluding tax/insurance/PMI).\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). Extra principal each month beyond the regular payment.\noriginal_loan_term_months: integer 1-480 (optional). The loan's original term in months. Supplied together with loan_age_months, this computes the 12 U.S.C. 4902(c) statutory final-termination midpoint (12 U.S.C. 4901(7)) and bounds automatic_removal at the earlier of it and the 78% schedule date, where HPA applies and the borrower is current. Supplying either one without the other is rejected; both are required together.\nloan_age_months: integer 0-480 (optional). Months elapsed since origination. Cannot exceed original_loan_term_months when both are supplied. Supplying either one without the other is rejected; both are required together. See original_loan_term_months.\n\nScope: conventional mortgages only. FHA loans use MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium) with different rules. Typically MIP runs for the life of the loan when down payment < 10%. This tool does NOT model MIP.\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_cc_payoff unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Calculate credit card payoff timeline with month-by-month amortization. Supports dual APR segments (purchase + cash advance), two strategies (avalanche, snowball), fixed/dynamic payment modes, and an optional schedule of one-time windfalls (tax refund, bonus, inheritance) applied at specific months. Returns debt-free date, total interest, per-card payoff order, first_month_interest_ratio_frac (the first month's interest/payment fraction) and lifetime_interest_ratio_frac (whole-projection total_interest/total_paid fraction), domain warnings emitted as warnings[].type (DEATH_SPIRAL, CA_TRAP, MIN_PAYMENT_TRAP, DAY_ZERO_COST, DEBT_GROWING, PROMO_CLIFF, PREDATORY_RATE, SPEND_EXCEEDS_PAYDOWN, PLAN_TERM_ELAPSED_WITH_BALANCE), separately validation disclosures emitted as warnings[].code (MINIMUM_PAYMENT_NOT_BINDING on the default dynamic-budget path, MINIMUM_PAYMENT_NOT_BINDING_IN_BASELINE when fixed_payments = true; these two shapes coexist in the same warnings[] array but are distinguishable by which keys each entry carries), and when a plan exists (extra_monthly_payment > 0, windfalls present, or fixed_payments = true) a min_payments_only baseline block with interest_saved_vs_min_payments and months_saved_vs_min_payments quantifying the interest and time difference versus paying minimums only. When windfalls are also present the response additionally gains a baseline vs with_windfalls savings block. The response echoes strategy (canonical lowercase 'avalanche' | 'snowball', the strategy the plan was actually simulated under) at the top level. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only. Use output: 'summary' (default) for a compact response or 'inline' for the full payload. output: 'capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk and returns a capture_ref URI for chart rendering; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport, where a capture_ref would be a dead link for a remote caller. Top-level `entered_starting_balance` echoes the caller's supplied balances by segment type (`total`, `purchase`, `cash_advance`, `balance_transfer`, `promotional`, `installment_plan`), before any fee, recurring spend, or interest posts; `total` is the sum of the other five. Top-level `total_purchase_segment_fees_paid` reports the portion of card fees (plan_fees_monthly plus annual_fee accruals) charged to the purchase segment across the projection, also present on every monthly_totals[] and analysis.buckets[] row. These month counts are each a {status, value, explanation} object rather than a bare month count: months_to_payoff, min_payments_only.months, minimums_only_baseline.months, and, when windfalls are supplied, baseline.months and with_windfalls.months. status is "defined" with an integer value when that plan reaches a zero balance, and "none" with value null when it does not, in which case explanation says why. The per-card payoff month inside card_payoff_order[] does not use the {status, value, explanation} object. It is still a bare integer.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ncards (REQUIRED array, max 20):\n  - name: string (optional, auto-generated if omitted)\n  - purchase_balance: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED unless segments[] is supplied)\n  - purchase_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 24.99 not 0.2499 (REQUIRED unless segments[] is supplied)\n  - cash_advance_balance: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\n  - cash_advance_apr_pct: decimal > 0, <= 100 (required only if cash_advance_balance > 0)\n  - minimum_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, omit or set 0 to auto-calculate). Binds ONLY when fixed_payments = true: the card is then locked at max(minimum_payment, that card's issuer minimum computed at month 1), and that locked amount is paid every month. On the DEFAULT path (fixed_payments = false), this value is NOT used: the plan recomputes each card's issuer minimum from its current balance every month, so the monthly budget is the sum of those recomputed minimums plus extra_monthly_payment. To hold a stated payment instead, set fixed_payments = true.\n  - annual_fee: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). Charged at month 1 and every 12th month thereafter while the card has a balance.\n  - plan_fees_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). Charged every month while the card has a balance (e.g. pay-over-time plan fee).\n  - segments: array (OPTIONAL; when present, supersedes purchase_balance / cash_advance_balance). Max 100 segments total across all cards in the request. Per-card, per-type caps: 1 purchase, 1 cash_advance, 5 balance_transfer, 1 promotional, 10 installment_plan. Each item:\n      - type: 'purchase' | 'cash_advance' | 'balance_transfer' | 'promotional' | 'installment_plan' (REQUIRED). Use 'promotional' for a balance whose 0% (or below-market) intro APR reverts to a standard rate later and is NOT a balance transfer, e.g. a 0% intro purchase APR; it validates and reverts identically to balance_transfer.\n      - balance: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED)\n      - apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (REQUIRED for purchase / cash_advance / balance_transfer / promotional; must be 0 for installment_plan; for cash_advance, must be > 0 when balance > 0, since cash advances have no promotional 0% product)\n      - revert_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (REQUIRED for balance_transfer / promotional; APR after promo expires; not applicable to purchase / cash_advance (silently ignored); REJECTED on installment_plan (FIELD_NOT_ALLOWED_HERE) since installment_plan has no post-term-rate concept: an expired plan's residual keeps its existing rate)\n      - promo_expires_month: int >= 1 (REQUIRED for balance_transfer / promotional; month at which apr_pct flips to revert_apr_pct)\n      - monthly_fee: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED for installment_plan; fixed fee charged each month while the plan's term is active; stops accruing once the term elapses)\n      - plan_payment_due: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED for installment_plan; locked monthly payment, principal + monthly_fee; keeps being charged every month even after the term elapses, until the balance clears)\n      - remaining_payments: int >= 0 (optional, installment_plan only). 0 means the plan's stated term has ALREADY ended: this is the correct, valid way to model an already-expired plan carrying a residual balance, and it is accepted regardless of balance (an expired plan's residual is a real state, not a data-entry error). When remaining_payments >= 1, it must be consistent with balance / plan_payment_due / monthly_fee: net = plan_payment_due - monthly_fee must be positive, or the plan could never amortize (rejected as INSTALLMENT_PLAN_NET_NOT_POSITIVE); balance must be <= remaining_payments * net (the plan must be able to clear within its stated term) and balance must be > (remaining_payments - 1) * net (the term must not be overstated), either violation rejected as INSTALLMENT_PLAN_TERM_MISMATCH. If a plan has already ended, enter remaining_payments as 0 rather than a positive count that cannot clear the balance. An expired plan (remaining_payments reaches 0 with a positive balance still owed, whether supplied that way or reached by simulation) does not freeze and is never repriced: it keeps receiving its locked plan_payment_due every month at its existing rate until the balance clears. One aggregated PLAN_TERM_ELAPSED_WITH_BALANCE warning fires per card (never one per segment), naming every affected plan on that card and its residual, plus the card total.\n      - merchant_name: string (optional, installment_plan only)\n      - min_payment_order: int >= 1 (optional; the minimum first pays any installment_plan segment's locked plan_payment_due in full, structurally, regardless of APR or this value; among the remaining (revolving) segments it then pays down the lowest-current-APR segment first, issuer practice, not statutorily regulated; this value only breaks a tie between segments that share both the exact same current APR AND the same installment-plan status, in which case the higher-balance segment wins; two segments on the same card sharing a value emit a DUPLICATE_PAYMENT_ORDER warning; a supplied value with no APR-tie partner to ever decide emits PAYMENT_ORDER_NOT_DECISIVE)\n      - extra_payment_order: int >= 0 (optional; 0 = SKIP -- this segment never receives extra payment, the default for installment_plan; a positive value only breaks a tie between segments that share the exact same current APR, since the Credit CARD Act (TILA §164(b), 15 U.S.C. §1666c(b)) / 12 CFR §1026.53(a) always pays the highest-current-APR segment first regardless of this value; two segments on the same card sharing a positive value emit a DUPLICATE_PAYMENT_ORDER warning, duplicate 0s never warn; a supplied value with no APR-tie partner to ever decide emits PAYMENT_ORDER_NOT_DECISIVE -- this hits installment_plan hardest, since it is pinned at 0% APR (apr_pct is not read for this segment type), so a positive override on it can win the tie-break only against another segment also at exactly 0%; whenever any positive-APR segment shares the card, the plan stays ELIGIBLE and sorts LAST behind every positive-APR segment, receiving extra only once those higher-APR balances clear)\n    Response gains per-card interest_saving_balance (sum of APR-bearing segments) and installment_balance_locked (sum of installment_plan segments) when segments[] is supplied.\n\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\nstrategy: 'avalanche' | 'snowball' (optional, default 'avalanche')\nfixed_payments: bool (optional, default false). When true, each card's payment is locked at max(cards[].minimum_payment, that card's issuer minimum computed at month 1), and the total monthly budget (sum of those locked amounts plus extra_monthly_payment) is held constant for the whole payoff, so once a card is paid off its freed-up payment rolls forward onto the remaining cards. This is the ONLY mode in which cards[].minimum_payment affects the result; see the minimum_payment field above for what happens on the default path.\napply_rate_cap: bool (optional, default false)\nfull_schedule: bool (optional, default false). The per-card monthly_schedule is capped at 1000 rows total (cards x months); on a long multi-card payoff later months are omitted from monthly_schedule. The portfolio-level monthly_totals series is always complete, so read monthly_totals for the full timeline.\nper_segment: bool (optional, default true)\ninclude_card_timeline: bool (optional, default false)\n\nwindfalls: array of one-time principal payments (optional, default empty, max 12 items). Each item:\n  - month: int >= 0 (REQUIRED). 0 means applied before month 1's interest (same as reducing starting principal). N >= 1 applies at the END of calendar month N, so month N+1's interest is calculated on the post-windfall balance.\n  - amount: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED).\n  - label: string (optional). e.g. 'Tax refund', 'Year-end bonus'.\nWhen any windfalls are present the response gains: baseline, with_windfalls, months_saved_vs_baseline, interest_saved_vs_baseline, windfalls_applied[], windfalls_unused[]. Empty windfalls yields the same response shape as before.\n\nMin-payments-only baseline (v1.7, gap #593): when extra_monthly_payment > 0, windfalls are present, or fixed_payments = true, the response also gains:\n  - min_payments_only: { months, interest_cost, amount_paid, payoff_date } - what happens paying minimums only\n  - interest_saved_vs_min_payments: decimal - total interest saved vs paying minimums only (always >= 0)\n  - months_saved_vs_min_payments: int - months saved vs paying minimums only (when minimums never pay off, capped at MaxMonths minus with-plan months)\nTrivial minimums-only calls (no extra, no windfalls, not fixed) keep their current response shape unchanged.\n\nMinimums-only baseline series (v1.9, B2; bucketed v2.5, #1108): under the same plan-exists condition as min_payments_only above, the response also gains minimums_only_baseline: { months, granularity, buckets[], payoff_date } - the minimums-only balance trajectory bucketed through the same shared aggregator as analysis.buckets[] (same bucket row shape: bucket_index, label, plus the 17 money fields), with granularity auto-selected from THIS series' own term, the same standard rule analysis.granularity itself uses. minimums_only_baseline.granularity is NOT guaranteed to equal analysis.granularity: each series auto-selects independently from its own term, so read each series' own granularity rather than assuming they match. Equal bucket-array length is NOT a valid signal that the two granularities match either: a 24-month primary run (monthly, 24 buckets) and a 24-year minimums-only baseline (yearly, 24 buckets) land on the SAME buckets[].length with DIFFERENT granularities. granularity is the only valid mismatch signal; length is not. Computed from the SAME gated simulation as min_payments_only, so months/payoff_date agree between the two blocks. Absent under the identical trivial-call condition as min_payments_only.\n\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\noutput: 'summary' | 'inline' | 'capture' (optional, default 'summary')\n  'capture' is available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects it with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_debt_to_income unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Calculate your debt-to-income ratio and check qualification for conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA mortgage programs. Accepts existing debts and an optional proposed new debt or home price. Returns current DTI, front-end and back-end ratios with proposed housing, maximum affordable home price, and what-if scenarios showing the resulting DTI and which programs would then qualify if a given debt were paid off, plus income-increase and home-price-reduction variants. Includes the 10-month rule (Fannie Mae) for debts near payoff. qualification.<program>.qualification_status is a tri-state verdict ('qualifies' | 'underwriting_dependent' | 'ineligible'): 'underwriting_dependent' means the manual-underwriting baseline is exceeded but further underwriting may still approve it, an automated-underwriting system for conventional and FHA, either automated or manual underwriting for USDA, or a supervisory underwriter's written justification under 38 CFR 36.4340(c)(2) for VA (never an automated decision), so qualification.<program>.qualifies=false does NOT by itself mean the borrower is blocked. Read qualification_status, not the bare qualifies boolean, for the real answer; qualification.<program>.note explains the specific underwriting or hard-cap context, naming which mechanism applies. VA's back-end overage alone never returns 'ineligible' either (38 CFR 36.4340(c)(2)/(c)(3) both contemplate approval above 41%), and conventional is now the only program that ever returns 'ineligible', since FHA, VA and USDA are each disclosure-only above their baselines.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ngross_monthly_income: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED; OR provide annual_income instead)\nannual_income: decimal > 0 (alternative to gross_monthly_income; divided by 12)\nadditional_income: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0; side income, rental income, bonuses. Monthly.)\n\nexisting_debts: array of debt objects (optional, can be empty):\n  - name: string (optional label, e.g. 'Car Loan')\n  - type: 'auto' | 'student' | 'credit_card' | 'personal' | 'mortgage' | 'heloc' | 'child_support' | 'other'\n  - monthly_payment: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED per debt)\n  - balance: decimal (optional; for payoff cost analysis in what-if scenarios)\n  - apr_pct: decimal 0-100 as PERCENTAGE (optional)\n  - months_remaining: int (optional; used for 10-month rule exclusion)\n\nproposed_debt: object (optional; OR use proposed_home_price instead):\n  - name: string (optional)\n  - type: 'auto' | 'student' | 'credit_card' | 'personal' | 'mortgage' | 'heloc' | 'child_support' | 'other' (optional, default 'mortgage')\n  - monthly_payment: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED)\n  - includes_tax_insurance: bool (optional, default true; if false and type is mortgage, warns that lenders use PITI)\n\nproposed_home_price: decimal > 0 (optional; auto-calculates full PITI. Cannot combine with proposed_debt.)\nproposed_down_payment_pct: decimal 0-99.9 as PERCENTAGE (optional, default 20)\nproposed_rate_pct: decimal 0-20 as PERCENTAGE (optional, default 7.0 with warning)\nproposed_term_years: int 1-40 (optional, default 30)\n\nproperty_tax_annual: decimal >= 0 (optional. For the PITI estimate, uses 0.88% national average if omitted)\nhome_insurance_annual: decimal >= 0 (optional. Uses 0.65% national average if omitted)\npmi_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional. Auto-estimated at 0.5% of loan when LTV > 80%. Feeds the\n  conventional-basis PITI, so it moves with_proposed.front_end_dti, with_proposed.back_end_dti,\n  with_proposed.front_end_breakdown, the conventional qualification row, and\n  what_if.scenarios[].new_front_end_dti / new_back_end_dti. VA carries no PMI, and FHA/USDA always\n  compute their own upfront-plus-annual mortgage insurance instead, at every LTV, never this\n  override)\nhoa_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\n\ninclude_what_if: bool (optional, default true; generate scenarios to improve DTI)\n\ntransaction_purpose: 'purchase' | 'refinance' | 'streamlined_assist' (optional, default 'purchase')\n  Affects USDA only, and only what is disclosed. USDA's 32% PITI and 44% Total Debt figures are\n  purchase-transaction waiver conditions (HB-1-3555 11.3.A.2), disclosed rather than applied as\n  ceilings: Senaro cannot observe how the file is underwritten, so a USDA ratio overage is never 'ineligible'\n  on any transaction purpose. For a refinance, 11.3.B states debt ratios 'are not limited to the\n  maximum purchase debt ratio thresholds', so where the note fires it names both figures and states that neither applies. Streamlined-assist\n  refinances require no debt ratio calculation at all. Conventional, FHA and VA are unaffected.\n\nfamily_size: int 1-20 (optional; must be supplied together with property_state, or neither fires)\nproperty_state: two-letter USPS state code, or 'DC'/'PR'/'GU'/'VI'/'AS'/'MP' (optional; must be supplied together with family_size)\n  Together these compute the VA residual income guideline (38 CFR 36.4340(e)) in\n  va_residual_income_guideline: the dollar amount VA's tables require for this family size, region,\n  and loan amount (derived from proposed_home_price; not computable without it), plus the 38 CFR\n  36.4340(c)(3) review-waiver figure. Computed only for family_size 1-7 and a property_state among\n  the 50 states, DC, or PR (not GU, VI, AS, or MP; 38 CFR 36.4340(e) assigns no region to those\n  four); outside those bounds, or without proposed_home_price, va_residual_income_guideline.status\n  reads 'not_computable' with the reason instead. This block alone is a LOOKUP, not a verdict: it\n  never compares against your actual residual income by itself.\n\nmonthly_taxes_and_retirement_withholding: decimal >= 0 (optional; your federal, state, and FICA tax\n  withholding, PLUS any amount paid or withheld for retirement, monthly. 38 CFR 36.4340(f)(13)\n  treats these as one class of deduction from gross income.)\nmonthly_maintenance_and_utilities: decimal >= 0 (optional; estimated monthly maintenance and utilities\n  for the proposed property. 38 CFR 36.4340 calls for a realistic estimate of this figure for the\n  property and local utility rates and sets no numeric multiplier itself, but VA underwriting\n  guidance (the Lender's Handbook, Pamphlet 26-7) publishes a per-square-foot multiplier for this\n  same estimate; applying it needs the property's square footage, which this tool does not\n  currently collect, so Senaro has no default to offer here and you supply the aggregate monthly\n  amount instead.)\n  Supplying BOTH of these, together with proposed_home_price and a computable family_size/\n  property_state above, computes qualification.va.residual_income_comparison: your ACTUAL monthly\n  residual income, its ratio to the va_residual_income_guideline figure, and whether\n  residual_income_meets_review_waiver_margin (residual income at or above 120% of the guideline) is\n  met. The shelter expense used here excludes any PMI (VA loans carry no monthly PMI; 38 CFR\n  36.4313(e) sets a funding fee instead, commonly financed into the loan -- see\n  va_funding_fee_financed_monthly below). 38 CFR 36.4340(c)(3)'s review-waiver condition is\n  CONJUNCTIVE: it also requires the back-end debt-to-income ratio (qualification.va.your_back_end)\n  to exceed 41%, which this field does not by itself confirm -- check both fields together. Even\n  when both hold, (c)(3) only WAIVES a second-level review requirement; it is not itself an\n  approval. Whether this file is actually approved is an underwriting determination Senaro does\n  not make and no input combination here determines. Missing any one of the needed inputs reads\n  qualification.va.residual_income_comparison.status 'not_computable' with every reason named.\nva_funding_fee_financed_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional; the additional monthly payment from\n  financing a VA funding fee into the loan balance, if any. 38 CFR 36.4313(e)'s applicable\n  percentage depends on down payment, prior VA-loan use, and service category, none of which\n  Senaro collects, so there is no default; if omitted while any VA figure that depends on it is\n  produced -- qualification.va.your_back_end and its verdict, any what_if VA ratio,\n  what_if.max_affordable_home.va, or the residual-income comparison above -- a\n  VA_FUNDING_FEE_NOT_MODELED warning discloses that no fee is assumed. The home-price-reduction\n  what_if scenario's hypothetical price is fixed before the fee is considered, so a supplied fee\n  is scaled to that EXACT hypothetical loan size, since 38 CFR 36.4313(e)'s fee is a percentage\n  of loan principal. what_if.max_affordable_home.va is a two-pass approximation instead, so its\n  supplied fee is scaled to an ESTIMATE of the hypothetical loan size, not the exact figure\n  reported; the PMI, tax, and insurance reservation itself is an EXACT closed-form solve, so\n  only this fee-scaling step is approximate. Without proposed_home_price there is no reference\n  loan size to scale from either way, so the raw fee is reserved unscaled instead and a\n  VA_FUNDING_FEE_NOT_SCALED warning discloses it --\n  mutually exclusive with VA_FUNDING_FEE_NOT_MODELED by construction, since one requires the fee\n  omitted and the other requires it supplied.)"
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_emergency_fund unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Size an emergency fund target based on the borrower's monthly essential expenses, job stability, dependents, and income redundancy. Returns a tier breakdown (minimum, target, conservative; the target row is omitted when it equals the 3-month minimum, and the conservative row is omitted when it equals the 12-month ceiling), the gap between current savings and the target, and time-to-target at the supplied monthly savings cadence. Pairs with debt-payoff content for the recurring 'save vs pay debt' question.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nmonthly_essential_expenses: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED). Rent/mortgage + utilities + food + insurance + minimum debt payments. NOT discretionary spending.\ncurrent_savings: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). What you have in liquid emergency-accessible savings today.\njob_stability: 'stable_w2' | 'variable_income' | 'self_employed' | 'between_jobs' (optional, default 'stable_w2'). Drives the target-months multiplier.\n  stable_w2: salaried W-2 with consistent paycheck (+0 months).\n  variable_income: W-2 with commission/bonus/shift-based pay (+1 month).\n  self_employed: 1099 contractor / freelancer / sole proprietor (+3 months).\n  between_jobs: actively job hunting, no current paycheck (+5 months).\ndependents: int >= 0 (optional, default 0). +1 target month per dependent, capped at +3.\nhas_dual_income: bool (optional, default false). When true, partner income reduces the buffer by 1 month.\nmonthly_savings_capacity: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). What you can contribute toward the gap each month. Drives months_to_target.\n\nTarget months are clamped to [3, 12]: never below the 3-month personal-finance minimum, never above 12 (excess cash is better invested than parked).\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_loan_payoff unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Standard amortizing loan calculator. Returns monthly payment, total interest, a payoff date (null when the loan does not clear within its term), and a bucketed Analysis suitable for chart rendering. The Analysis includes KPIs, annotations (e.g. crossover month), and summary strings. When extra_monthly_payment is supplied, every computed figure in the response outside with_extra describes this loan without the extra payment, including monthly_payment, payoff_months, total_paid, total_interest, remaining_balance_at_term, payoff_date, months_to_halfway_principal, months_to_interest_flip, and every value under analysis; a warnings[] entry names this. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only. On the local stdio transport, use output: 'capture' when passing the result to a chart tool to avoid filling the LLM context with bucket data; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture' with a structured error, so use 'summary' (default; the full payload is already returned inline) there instead. This tool does not support output: 'inline' on any transport.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nprincipal: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED)\nannual_rate_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 6.5 not 0.065 (REQUIRED)\nterm_months: int > 0 (REQUIRED)\nloan_type: 'personal' | 'auto' | 'student' | 'mortgage' (optional, default 'personal')\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\nchart_bucket: 'auto' | 'monthly' | 'quarterly' | 'yearly' | 'biennial' (optional, default 'auto')\n  Controls the time-axis granularity of analysis.buckets[]. 'auto' selects based on term length:\n    term <= 24 months -> monthly; <= 60 -> quarterly; <= 360 -> yearly; > 360 -> biennial.\noutput: 'summary' | 'capture' (optional, default 'summary'). 'inline' is not a valid value for this tool on any transport.\n  'summary': full payload including analysis.buckets[] returned inline.\n  'capture': full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned;\n             analysis field stripped from wire response. Use when passing to a chart tool.\n             Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects\n             'capture' with a structured error naming 'summary' as the only valid alternative.\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_opportunity_cost unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Calculate the true cost of recurring spending by showing what that money would be worth if invested. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nmonthly_spending: decimal, at least 0.01 (REQUIRED). The opportunity cost of spending $0 is degenerate and is rejected.\nannual_return_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 8 not 0.08, an EFFECTIVE ANNUAL rate; the monthly compounding step is (1+pct/100)^(1/12)-1 (REQUIRED)\nyears: int > 0 (REQUIRED)\nlabel: string (optional). e.g. 'coffee' or 'streaming subscriptions'\ntax_bracket_pct: decimal 0-100 (optional)\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• calculate_runway unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Deterministic cash-runway calculator. Given your liquid savings, monthly essential expenses, optional ongoing inflows (partner income, side income, severance paid as a monthly stream, unemployment benefits), and an optional expense-inflation rate, computes how many months the fund lasts before it hits zero, plus a month-by-month drawdown schedule. Single scenario per call: to compare 'status quo' vs 'cutbacks' vs 'cutbacks + unemployment', call once per scenario with the matching expenses and inflows. When inflows meet or exceed expenses (and expenses are not inflating), the fund does not draw down and a self-describing does-not-deplete outcome is returned instead of a month. Yield on the fund is treated as 0% in v1 (conservative). All assumptions cite their source. HEAVY tool: use output='summary' (default) for the headline or output='inline' for the full schedule. output='capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk for the chart-render pipeline; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with parameters:\n\nREQUIRED:\n  current_savings: decimal >= 0. Liquid fund available to draw down. 0 is valid (already-empty fund).\n  monthly_essential_expenses: decimal > 0. Monthly outflow at the chosen expense basis.\n\nOPTIONAL:\n  monthly_inflows: decimal >= 0 (default 0). Ongoing monthly income that continues during the\n    drawdown (partner income, side income, unemployment benefit, severance paid monthly). Modeled\n    as a flat monthly stream; a one-time severance lump and time-limited benefits are not modeled in v1.\n  annual_inflation_rate_pct: decimal [0, 100) (default 0). When > 0, expenses grow each month by the\n    monthly-equivalent of this annual rate. When 0, expenses are constant.\n  use_essential_expenses: bool (default true). true = essential-only basis (survival runway);\n    false = total-spend basis (current-pace runway). Labels the reported expense_basis.\n  chart_title: string (optional). Reserved for the chart pipeline. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\n\nENVELOPE:\n  output: 'summary' (default) | 'inline' | 'capture'\n  summary: headline scalars (depletion month / does-not-deplete) + citations; the schedule is stripped.\n  inline: full payload including the month-by-month schedule[] (for chart rendering).\n  capture: full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned.\n    Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture'\n    with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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• compare_debt_consolidation unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Should you consolidate credit card debt with a personal loan? Compares keeping cards vs. consolidation loan vs. optional balance transfer offers (single offer or head-to-head multi-offer comparison via bt_offers[]). Supports partial balance transfers via bt_transfer_limit: transfers only up to that dollar amount (choosing cards by highest APR, highest balance, or manually), then runs a combined simulation of the BT card + remaining original-card balances together, so freed minimum payments are correctly redistributed. Shows total cost, interest saved, monthly payment change, origination fee breakeven, hidden risks (reracking), promo-trap detection per offer, and what-if scenarios. Works with multiple cards including cash advance balances. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only. HEAVY tool: use output='summary' (default) for the headline comparison or output='inline' for the full payload. output='capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk for the chart-render pipeline; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ncards (REQUIRED array, max 20):\n  - name: string (optional)\n  - purchase_balance: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED)\n  - purchase_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 22.99 (REQUIRED)\n  - cash_advance_balance: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\n  - cash_advance_apr_pct: decimal > 0, <= 100 (required if cash_advance_balance > 0)\n  - minimum_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, 0 = auto-calculate). Used as the locked floor for the constant keep-cards payment: each card pays max(your minimum, the bank minimum), held constant and rolled forward as cards clear.\n  - segments: NOT SUPPORTED by this tool (rejected with a parse_error if supplied). This tool always reads the flat purchase_balance / cash_advance_balance fields above, never segments[] balances; supply those instead. segments[] input is supported by calculate_cc_payoff and compare_strategies.\n  - monthly_spend / stop_spend_month: NOT SUPPORTED by this tool (rejected with a validation error if supplied). Ongoing spend on cards a consolidation loan or transfer just paid off is not modeled by any arm here; supported by calculate_cc_payoff and compare_strategies.\n\nconsolidation_loan (REQUIRED object):\n  - annual_rate_pct: decimal 0-36 as percentage, e.g. 10.99 (REQUIRED)\n  - term_months: int 12-84 (REQUIRED)\n  - origination_fee_pct: decimal 0-10 (optional, default 0)\n  - origination_fee_flat: decimal (optional, default 0, takes precedence if > pct-based fee)\n  - include_fee_in_principal: bool (optional, default true)\n\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\ncurrent_strategy: 'avalanche' | 'snowball' (optional, default 'avalanche')\n(Note: fixed_payments is NOT a parameter of this tool, unlike calculate_cc_payoff. The keep-cards baseline is always simulated under the canonical constant rolled-forward payment, see comparison_basis in the response. Passing fixed_payments returns an unknown_parameter error.)\n\nBalance transfer, SINGLE OFFER (legacy, all optional):\ninclude_balance_transfer: bool (default false)\nbt_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (required if include_balance_transfer: true, use 0 for 0% promo)\nbt_promo_months: int 1-60 (optional, default 18)\nbt_regular_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (optional, default 25.20)\nbt_fee_pct: decimal 0-10 (optional, default 3.0)\n\nBalance transfer, MULTI-OFFER (preferred when comparing two or more offers):\nbt_offers: array of objects (max 10), when supplied, takes precedence over the scalar bt_* fields\n  Each object:\n  - apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (REQUIRED)\n  - promo_months: int 1-60 (optional, default 18)\n  - regular_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 (optional, default 25.20)\n  - fee_pct: decimal 0-10 (optional, default 3.0)\n  - label: string (optional, defaults to \"<apr_pct>% / <months>mo\")\nThe response includes a balance_transfer_offers block with per-offer simulation\nresults, selected_offer_index, selected_offer_label, selected_offer_reason, and all_offers_trap.\n\nPartial balance transfer (use when the BT offer has a transfer limit < your total debt):\nbt_transfer_limit: decimal >= 0.01 (optional), cap on total transferred amount.\n  When set, only this amount moves to the BT card; remaining balances stay on original cards.\n  A combined simulation runs both halves together, correctly redistributing freed minimum payments.\n  When omitted, the entire balance is transferred (legacy behavior).\nbt_transfer_strategy: 'highest_apr_first' | 'highest_balance_first' | 'manual' (optional, default 'highest_apr_first')\n  highest_apr_first: transfer from highest-APR segments first (maximizes interest savings)\n  highest_balance_first: transfer largest balances first\n  manual: use bt_manual_transfers to specify exact amounts per card\nbt_manual_transfers: array of objects (required when bt_transfer_strategy='manual')\n  Each object:\n  - card_name: string (must match a card name in cards[])\n  - amount: decimal > 0\n\nfull_schedule: bool (optional, default false, compact schedule by default)\n\nwindfalls: array of one-time principal payments (optional, default empty, max 12). Same shape as calculate_cc_payoff. Each item:\n  - month: int >= 0 (REQUIRED). 0 means applied before month 1's interest. N >= 1 applies at the END of calendar month N.\n  - amount: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED).\n  - label: string (optional). e.g. 'Tax refund', 'Year-end bonus'.\nWhen non-empty the response adds windfalls_applied[] and windfalls_unused[] on keep_cards, on each balance_transfer scenario (and on each offer in balance_transfer_offers.offers[]), on consolidation_loan (single-row per windfall since the loan is a single-balance instrument), and on optimized_consolidation.keep_subset. All scenarios use with-windfalls totals so cross-option ranking stays apples-to-apples.\n\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\n\nENVELOPE:\n  output: 'summary' (default) | 'inline' | 'capture'\n  summary: compact response with a data_preview block. No heavy array exists on this response today, so summary and inline are currently identical in content; the envelope is wired ahead of the future chart-render pipeline.\n  inline: full payload (currently identical to summary; will diverge once a heavy array is added for chart rendering).\n  capture: full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned.\n    Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture'\n    with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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• compare_mortgage_terms unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Compare two fixed-rate mortgage options side-by-side: 15 vs 30 year, different rates, points vs no points, or any two terms. Shows total interest, monthly payment breakdown (with tax, insurance, PMI, HOA), equity buildup, and, critically, what happens if you take the cheaper mortgage and invest the monthly savings. Finds the break-even investment return rate. Includes tax deduction analysis (itemizing vs standard deduction), PMI auto-removal tracking per the Homeowners Protection Act, and after-tax net worth comparison. Note: ARM (adjustable-rate) mortgages are not yet supported.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nhome_price: decimal > 0, <= 1,000,000,000 (REQUIRED)\ndown_payment_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage (optional, default 20)\ndown_payment_amount: decimal >= 0 (optional; overrides down_payment_pct if provided)\n\noption_a (REQUIRED object):\n  - label: string (optional; auto-generated if omitted)\n  - annual_rate_pct: decimal 0-20 as percentage, e.g. 6.25 (REQUIRED)\n  - term_years: int 1-40 (REQUIRED)\n  - is_arm: bool (optional, default false; ARM not yet supported)\n  - points: decimal 0-4 (optional, default 0; discount points bought, each = 1% of loan)\n  - points_rate_reduction_pct: decimal 0-1.0, PERCENTAGE POINTS reduction per point (optional, default 0.25)\n\noption_b (REQUIRED object):\n  - same shape as option_a\n  - Must differ from option_a on at least one of: term_years, annual_rate_pct, or points\n\nproperty_tax_annual: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0; for true monthly cost)\nhome_insurance_annual: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\npmi_monthly: decimal >= 0, <= 1,000,000,000 (optional, default 0; PMI if < 20% down)\npmi_removal_ltv_pct: decimal 50-100 (optional). When omitted, PMI is modeled as removed at the 78% HPA automatic-termination threshold. Provide a value (e.g. 80) to model borrower-requested removal at that LTV (whichever of 78% or your value is reached first). Either way PMI also stops at the statutory amortization midpoint of each option's own term (12 U.S.C. §4901(7), §4902(c)), which this value cannot postpone.\nhoa_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\n\ninvest_the_difference: bool (optional, default true). When true, both options deploy the same total budget every month: the higher option's P&I plus any extra_monthly_payment plus the month-1 PMI both carry. The cheaper-mortgage holder invests the payment gap each month; an option that stops paying PMI earlier invests the freed cash; the option with the lower upfront points cost invests the difference at month 0; after payoff the full budget goes to investments. See comparison_basis in the response.\ninvestment_return_pct: decimal 0-30 as percentage, an EFFECTIVE ANNUAL rate; the monthly compounding step is (1+pct/100)^(1/12)-1 (optional; defaults to the cited Senaro long-run S&P 500 nominal return, about 10%)\ntax_bracket_pct: decimal 0-50 as percentage (optional; enables after-tax investment return and mortgage interest deduction analysis; the after-tax comparison credits each option's annual deduction savings to its investments at year end)\nstandard_deduction: decimal (optional. Defaults to the IRS basic standard deduction for tax_year + filing_status. TY2026: 16100 single, 32200 married, 24150 head_of_household. TY2025: 15750 single, 31500 married, 23625 head_of_household. Source: Rev. Proc. 2025-32)\nfiling_status: 'single' | 'married' | 'head_of_household' (optional)\ntax_year: int, 2025 or 2026 (optional, default 2026; selects the IRS standard-deduction table for the itemize-vs-standard analysis)\n\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0, <= 1,000,000,000 (optional, default 0; extra principal applied equally to BOTH options)\ntime_horizon_years: int 1-40 (optional; default: max of both term_years)\nfull_schedule: bool (optional, default false; compact amortization by default)\nclosing_cost_pct: decimal 0-20 as percentage of loan amount (optional, default: Urban Institute loan-size regressive schedule (~4.6% at $97K loan down to ~1.4% at $679K), points excluded. Pass 0 to model zero closing costs)"
      }
    }
  }

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• refi_breakeven unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Deterministic mortgage refinance break-even analysis. Given your current loan (balance, rate, remaining term) and a refinance offer (new rate, new term, closing costs, optional points), computes: monthly P&I savings; the cash-flow break-even month (total refinance cost divided by monthly savings, CFPB convention); the lifetime interest delta over your remaining-term horizon; a term-matched scenario that isolates the rate cut from a term reset; a term-reset-trap flag (lower payment but higher lifetime interest from extending the term); and the economic break-even (net-worth crossover) month using an equal-outflow invest-the-savings model. Rate-and-term refis only (cash-out and tax effects are out of scope). All defaults cite primary sources (LodeStar/ALTA closing-cost data, CFPB break-even convention). Scalar output, no chart series.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nREQUIRED:\n  current_balance: decimal > 0. Outstanding principal you would refinance.\n  current_annual_rate_pct: decimal [0, 20] as a percentage, e.g. 6.5 not 0.065.\n  remaining_term_months: int [1, 480]. Months left on the current loan.\n  new_annual_rate_pct: decimal [0, 20] as a percentage. The offered rate.\n  new_term_months: int [1, 480]. The new loan term.\n\nOPTIONAL:\n  current_monthly_payment: decimal > 0. Your actual statement P&I payment; overrides the\n    formula-derived payment when supplied (match your statement).\n  closing_costs: decimal >= 0. Explicit closing costs in dollars; overrides the cited\n    default (0.67% of loan, LodeStar 2026). Excludes points -- total upfront cost is\n    closing_costs + points cost. An IMMEDIATE break-even requires total upfront cost to be\n    zero (or non-positive) AND monthly_savings to be non-negative, i.e. closing_costs AND\n    points both 0, not closing_costs alone; a zero-total-cost refi into a worse deal\n    (negative monthly_savings) reports NEAR_ZERO_OR_NEGATIVE_SAVINGS instead.\n  points: decimal [0, 4] (default 0). Discount points at closing (1.0 = 1% of loan).\n  roll_costs_into_loan: bool (default false). When true, closing costs + points are added to\n    the new principal instead of paid upfront; cash-flow break-even then reports COSTS_ROLLED_INTO_LOAN.\n  investment_return_pct: decimal [0, 30], an EFFECTIVE ANNUAL rate; the monthly compounding step\n    is (1+pct/100)^(1/12)-1 (default: ~10.0%, the cited long-run S&P 500 nominal total-return default; call\n    list_defaults for the exact current value). Annual return used for the economic\n    (invest-the-savings) break-even.\n  compute_economic_break_even: bool (default true). When false, only the cash-flow break-even\n    and interest delta are returned (economic break-even reports NOT_REQUESTED).\n  chart_title: string (optional). Reserved for the chart pipeline. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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• compare_strategies unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Compare avalanche and snowball payoff strategies side-by-side. Returns months, total interest, payoff order, savings, total_balance, weighted_average_apr_pct, monthly_interest_now, and cost_breakdown array. When an arm is not projected to reach a zero balance, the savings.* fields for that arm carry status: "none" with value: null and an explanation, not a number. savings.strategies_convergence separately discloses the avalanche/snowball arms' own convergence: "both_converge" (ordinary case), "worst_never_amortizes" (the losing strategy arm does not reach a zero balance in this projection but the winning arm does, so savings.best_vs_worst_months/interest carry status: "none"), or "neither_converges" (the WINNING strategy arm does not reach a zero balance either, so no dollar or month figure derived from either strategy arm is reportable). lower_total_interest_strategy names whichever of avalanche or snowball has the lower total interest, or "tie" when the two arms' total interest and months are exactly equal. A "tie" can co-occur with savings.strategies_convergence="neither_converges". It reports only that comparison, never that either arm pays off. chart_hints.title and chart_hints.annotations[0].label report a dollar figure only when the comparison they describe is Defined, and otherwise state plainly that no figure is reportable, matching the "none" status on the corresponding savings.* field. Unlike chart_hints, summary and savings.savings_summary hedge rather than decline a figure, and the two always carry the same sentence as each other: when the compared arm does not converge (savings.baseline_never_amortizes=true, or savings.strategies_convergence=worst_never_amortizes) but the winning side still does, both report a figure hedged as a floor, "saves at least $X and N months ..., so the true saving could be higher than reported". Only when strategies_convergence=neither_converges do summary and savings.savings_summary also state that no figure is reportable. No savings.* sentinel object carries a hedged floor in its value key; the only place a floor ever appears is the savings.savings_summary sentence. This tool carries no domain-shaped warnings[].type entries (unlike calculate_cc_payoff); warnings[] here is exclusively validation disclosures emitted as warnings[].code, e.g. MINIMUM_PAYMENT_NOT_BINDING_IN_BASELINE plus the general portfolio findings (MANY_CARDS, HIGH_CARD_BALANCE, etc.) shared with every card-based tool. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only. Use output: 'summary' (default) for a compact response or 'inline' for the full payload. output: 'capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk and returns a capture_ref URI for chart rendering; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport, where a capture_ref would be a dead link for a remote caller.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ncards (REQUIRED array, max 20): same format as calculate_cc_payoff\n  - name, purchase_balance, purchase_apr_pct (REQUIRED)\n  - cash_advance_balance, cash_advance_apr_pct (optional)\n  - minimum_payment (OPTIONAL, omit or 0 to auto-calculate)\n  - annual_fee: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). Charged at month 1 and every 12th month thereafter.\n  - plan_fees_monthly: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0). Charged every month while the card has a balance.\n  - segments: array (OPTIONAL; when present, supersedes purchase_balance / cash_advance_balance). Max 100 segments total across all cards in the request. Per-card, per-type caps: 1 purchase, 1 cash_advance, 5 balance_transfer, 1 promotional, 10 installment_plan. Same per-segment shape as calculate_cc_payoff; see that tool's segments[] documentation for the full field list.\n\nextra_monthly_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\n(Note: fixed_payments is NOT a parameter of this tool, unlike calculate_cc_payoff. Avalanche and snowball are always compared under the canonical constant rolled-forward payment, see comparison_basis in the response. Passing fixed_payments returns an unknown_parameter error.)\napply_rate_cap: bool (optional, default false)\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\noutput: 'summary' | 'inline' | 'capture' (optional, default 'summary')\n  'capture' is available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects it with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Standard compound interest calculator. Returns future value, total contributions, interest earned, effective annual rate, and milestones. The response includes `chart_hints` with rendering directives any client can use. The `senaro-charts` MCP server renders them locally over stdio only.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\nprincipal: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED)\nannual_rate_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 7 not 0.07 (REQUIRED)\nyears: int >= 1 (REQUIRED)\nmonthly_contribution: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0)\ncompounds_per_year: int > 0 (optional, default 12)\ninflation_rate_pct: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0 = NO real-value overlay; >0 = explicit percentage e.g. 3.5; -1 = deprecated suppress, same as 0)\napply_default_inflation: bool (optional, default false; when true and inflation_rate_pct=0, auto-selects inflation via MacroeconomicDefaults.ForHorizon; ignored when inflation_rate_pct>0 or rate_convention='real')\nrate_convention: 'nominal'|'real' (optional, default 'nominal'; 'real' unconditionally suppresses the inflation overlay; use when annual_rate_pct is already inflation-adjusted)\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Deterministic 401(k) employer-match optimizer. Given your annual salary, pay frequency, current contribution percent, and your employer's match formula (as a named preset or a custom tier list), computes: the annual match you are capturing today; the maximum you could capture (full match entitlement); the match forfeited at your current rate; the minimum contribution percent to capture the full match; whether front-loading contributions would forfeit match at a no-true-up plan; and a per-period schedule showing level vs. front-load paths side by side. IRS limits (402(g) elective deferral, 401(a)(17) compensation cap, 415(c) annual additions) are applied and cited in provenance. Catch-up contribution ceilings for ages 50+ and 60-63 (SECURE 2.0) are computed when participant_age is provided; when a catch-up allowance applies, applied_caps[].cap_name reads '402(g) elective deferral plus 414(v) catch-up' and limit_value carries the combined ceiling, not the bare 402(g) amount. HEAVY tool: use output='summary' (default) for the headline scalars or output='inline' for the full per-period schedule. output='capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk for the chart-render pipeline; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport.

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  {
    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with parameters:\n\nREQUIRED:\n  annual_salary: decimal > 0. Annual gross salary.\n  pay_periods_per_year: integer in [1, 365]. Pay periods per year (12=monthly, 24=semi-monthly, 26=biweekly, 52=weekly).\n  contribution_pct: decimal in [0, 100]. Current employee contribution as a percent of gross pay.\n\nMATCH FORMULA (exactly one required):\n  match_preset: one of 'safe_harbor_basic' (100% of first 3% + 50% of next 2%), 'safe_harbor_enhanced_simple'\n    (100% of first 4%), 'qaca' (100% of first 1% + 50% of next 5%), 'fifty_pct_of_first_six_pct' (50% of first 6%).\n  match_tiers: array of tier objects [{ match_frac: decimal (0,1], up_to_deferral_pct: decimal > 0 }, ...].\n    match_frac is the employer fraction (0.5 = 50%). up_to_deferral_pct is the tier width as a percent of pay.\n    Example: [{ match_frac: 1.0, up_to_deferral_pct: 3 }, { match_frac: 0.5, up_to_deferral_pct: 2 }] = safe_harbor_basic.\n\nOPTIONAL:\n  has_true_up: bool (default false). Whether the plan provides an annual true-up.\n    false is the conservative assumption: surfaces front-loading forfeiture risk.\n  participant_age: integer >= 0 (optional). Determines which catch-up limit applies (age 50+, or age 60-63 SECURE 2.0 super catch-up).\n    Omit when age is unknown or participant is under 50.\n  chart_title: string (optional). Reserved for the chart pipeline. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\n\nENVELOPE:\n  output: 'summary' (default) | 'inline' | 'capture'\n  summary: headline scalars (match captured/forfeited, full-match threshold, front-load flag, applied_caps, citations);\n    the per-period period_schedule is stripped.\n  inline: full payload including the period_schedule[] (for chart rendering).\n  capture: full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned.\n    Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture'\n    with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Should you pay extra on debt or invest the difference? Compares the guaranteed return of debt payoff against expected investment returns over a time horizon. Accounts for post-payoff investing, tax implications, and finds the break-even investment return rate. Works for credit cards, auto loans, student loans, personal loans, and mortgages. The response echoes debt_type (canonical lowercase enum the projection was computed for) and debt_type_label (display-ready string, e.g. 'student loan') at the top level. HEAVY tool: use output='summary' (default) for the headline comparison or output='inline' for the full month-by-month schedule. output='capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk for the chart-render pipeline; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport. At extreme inputs (very long horizon, very high rate, or very large amounts) the response may instead be { meta, not_representable: { code, explanation } } when no projection can be computed.

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    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with these parameters:\n\ndebt_type: 'credit_card' | 'auto' | 'student' | 'personal' | 'mortgage' (REQUIRED)\ndebt_balance: decimal > 0 (REQUIRED)\ndebt_apr_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage, e.g. 6.5 not 0.065 (REQUIRED)\nextra_monthly: decimal > 0. The amount in question (REQUIRED)\nminimum_payment: decimal >= 0 (optional; auto-calculated for loans when 0)\nterm_months_remaining: int > 0. Required for non-credit-card debt types\ninvestment_return_pct: decimal 0-30 as percentage, an EFFECTIVE ANNUAL rate; the monthly compounding step is (1+pct/100)^(1/12)-1 (optional; defaults to the cited long-run S&P 500 nominal return, about 10%)\ninvestment_volatility_pct: decimal (optional; adds volatility risk note)\ntax_bracket_pct: decimal 0-100 as percentage (optional; enables after-tax comparison)\ninvestment_tax_advantaged: bool (optional, default false; set true for 401k/IRA)\ntime_horizon_years: int > 0 (optional; default max(payoff years, 10))\nfull_schedule: bool (optional, default false; returns compact schedule by default)\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters.\n\nENVELOPE:\n  output: 'summary' (default) | 'inline' | 'capture'\n  summary: headline comparison scalars + milestones + citations; monthly_schedule is stripped.\n  inline: full payload including the month-by-month monthly_schedule[] (for chart rendering).\n  capture: full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned.\n    Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture'\n    with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives."
      }
    }
  }

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• rent_vs_buy unknown never probed

  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Deterministic rent-vs-buy decision model. Given a home price, monthly rent, and mortgage rate, computes the breakeven month (when BUY net worth first equals or exceeds RENT net worth), per-horizon net-worth comparison (years 5, 10, 30 + user horizon), and the full year-by-year cost/wealth series for both paths. Includes carrying costs (property tax, insurance, maintenance, PMI, HOA) on the BUY path and opportunity-cost investing on the RENT path. Optional federal tax benefit model (Tier-3: apply_tax_benefit=true) with TY2025/TY2026 SALT caps, mortgage interest deduction, PMI deductibility, and marginal-excess formula. All assumptions cite primary sources (FHFA, BLS, Harvard JCHS, IRS Pub 936, OBBBA Pub. L. 119-21) and can be overridden. HEAVY tool: use output='summary' (default) for scalar headline or output='inline' for chart series. output='capture' writes the full payload to a file on this server's local disk for the chart-render pipeline; available on the local stdio transport only, and rejected with a structured error on the hosted HTTP transport.

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    "type": "object",
    "required": [
      "toolArguments"
    ],
    "properties": {
      "toolArguments": {
        "description": "JSON object with parameters:\n\nTIER 0 - REQUIRED (the instant answer renders from these three):\n  home_price: decimal > 0\n  monthly_rent: decimal >= 0 (0 is valid for free-housing baseline)\n  mortgage_rate_pct: decimal in (0, 100]; e.g. 6.75 for 6.75%. Never cached; provide current rate.\n\nTIER 1 - PRE-FILLED (defaults are cited; omit to use the default):\n  down_payment_pct: decimal [0, 100] (default: 20%). 0 is valid (zero-down programs).\n  loan_term_months: int > 0 (default: 360 = 30-year fixed)\n  horizon_years: int [1, 40] (default: returns snapshots at years 5, 10, 30)\n  hoa_monthly: decimal >= 0 (default: 0)\n\nTIER 2 - SOFT OVERRIDES (defaults from cited national sources; override for your market):\n  home_appreciation_pct: decimal. Annual home price appreciation % (default: 4.25%, FHFA HPI).\n  rent_growth_pct: decimal. Annual rent escalation % (default: 3.4%, BLS CPI ROPR).\n  maintenance_pct: decimal. Annual maintenance as % of home value (default: 1.5%, Harvard JCHS).\n  sell_side_pct: decimal. Sell-side transaction cost % of sale price (default: 7.5%, Redfin post-NAR).\n  property_tax_pct: decimal. Annual property tax as % of home value (default: 0.88%).\n  home_insurance_pct: decimal. Annual insurance as % of home value (default: 0.65%).\n  pmi_pct: decimal. Annual PMI rate as % of loan (default: 0.5%). Removal threshold is set by pmi_removal_ltv_pct (below).\n  pmi_removal_ltv_pct: decimal 50-100 (optional). Sets the loan-balance trigger for PMI removal: omitted, it is the 78% HPA automatic-termination threshold; provided (e.g. 80), it is whichever of 78% or your value is reached first. Either way PMI also stops at the statutory amortization midpoint of the original term (12 U.S.C. §4901(7), §4902(c)), which this value cannot postpone.\n  investment_return_pct: decimal. RENT path annual return %, an EFFECTIVE ANNUAL rate; the monthly compounding step is (1+pct/100)^(1/12)-1 (default: 10.0%).\n  inflation_pct: decimal. Inflation % for real-terms toggle (default: 2.5%).\n  real_terms: bool. Deflate the output series for real-terms view (default: false).\n  basis_capitalizable_pct_override: decimal [0, 100]. Fraction of the buy-side closing cost that is\n    capitalizable into the §121 adjusted basis (IRS Pub 523 split: abstract fees, title search, recording fees,\n    survey fees, transfer taxes, owner's title insurance). Default: 50% (Senaro deterministic midpoint).\n    Supply your actual HUD-1 split when available. 0 = HomePrice-only basis; 100 = full closing cost in basis.\n\nTIER 3 - TAX REFINEMENT (only used when apply_tax_benefit = true):\n  apply_tax_benefit: bool (default: false). The §121 home-sale gain exclusion applies only at sale\n    points 24 months or more after purchase (IRC §121(a) 2-of-5-year test); year 1 of yearly_series,\n    months 1-23 in monthly_series, and any horizon under 24 months use no exclusion. Separately,\n    IRC §1222(3) makes a holding period of 12 months or less short-term, taxed at ordinary rates\n    instead of the long-term rates otherwise applied, on the home-sale gain and the renter's\n    portfolio gain alike (24 months vs. 12 months are two different thresholds); this tool applies that split exactly to the\n    home-sale gain, and to the renter's portfolio at annual grain: prior years' contributions are\n    compounded together as one long-term lot rather than aged individually, so months inside a year\n    understate short-term gain.\n  filing_status: 'Single' | 'MFJ' | 'MFS' | 'HoH' (REQUIRED when apply_tax_benefit = true)\n  tax_year: 2025 | 2026 (REQUIRED when apply_tax_benefit = true)\n  annual_gross_income: decimal >= 0 (REQUIRED when apply_tax_benefit = true; MAGI proxy for bracket/SALT)\n  state_local_tax: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0; SALT for the SALT cap, state income or sales tax paid)\n  charitable: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0; charitable contributions. TY2026+: 0.5%-AGI floor per OBBBA §70111)\n  other_itemizable: decimal >= 0 (optional, default 0; medical above 7.5% AGI, casualty losses, etc.)\n  age_65_plus_count: int 0 to 2 (optional; adds additional standard deduction per qualifying filer)\n  blind_count: int 0 to 2 (optional; adds additional standard deduction per qualifying blind filer)\n  loan_origination_date: string YYYY-MM-DD (optional; pre-12/15/2017 gets $1M cap, post gets $750k)\n  pmi_annual: decimal >= 0 (optional; if omitted, derived from pmi_pct x average loan balance)\n  purchase_year_points: decimal >= 0 (optional; discount points at origination, % of loan; paid in cash at closing and deducted in year 1)\n\nENVELOPE:\n  output: 'summary' (default) | 'inline' | 'capture'\n  summary: headline scalars + per-horizon snapshots; heavy series stripped (chart-friendly)\n  inline: full payload including yearly_series[] + monthly_series[] (for chart rendering)\n  capture: full payload written to ~/.senaro/captures/; capture_ref URI returned.\n    Available on the local stdio transport only; the hosted HTTP transport rejects 'capture'\n    with a structured error naming 'summary' and 'inline' as the valid alternatives.\n\nchart_title: string (optional) override for the chart title. Must not contain em-dashes or en-dashes. Max 120 characters."
      }
    }
  }

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  Calculation, not advice. Verify with a professional before acting. Returns metadata about the running Senaro MCP server: version, contract version, build commit, build timestamp, and the full list of supported tools. Call this once per session before drafting any content to verify the running process is not stale after a deploy. Idempotent, no side effects, < 50 ms. If server_version is below the minimum required by your skill, STOP and ask the user to restart Claude Desktop.

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    "type": "object",
    "properties": {}
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