Crazy Tongits – Learn & Review

Use this when a player supplies cards from private practice or a completed Tongits hand and asks which form bahay/sets/runs, how much deadwood remains, or how visible discard and sapaw options compare. Computes legal melds and minimum-deadwood partition from the supplied cards. Confirm the hand context; request missing or unreadable cards instead of guessing. Do not call for real-time human-match move advice, hidden-card inference, win guarantees, or a hand not yet supplied.

analyze_tongits_position

Use this when the player answers the current Tongits quiz or daily challenge. Grade the selected choice using the exact drillId, questionId, and choiceId from that question; return an explanation and any evidence gap. Interpret B or second option only against the current displayed choices. Do not invent a question, change its language, or expose the answer before the learner chooses; ask for context if the question is missing.

answer_drill

Use this when the player asks to try Tongits against two bots, practice alone, play a non-cash private hand, or retry a focused discard-pickup, high-deadwood, or finishing scenario: practice muna, laro tayo with bots. Returns a playable table; a seed repeats a deal, guided mode allows hints, assessment disables hints and Undo. Use start_drill for a question-only quiz and play_practice_move to continue an existing table. Do not use for live human games, real rooms, wagering, or a catalog-only variant.

start_practice

Use this when a player wants a non-cash example broken into virtual result units, Ace/King bonuses, secret-meld bonus, and sunog/Burn components. Use a supplied result type and counts, or a clearly identified teaching example. For the point total of cards in a private or completed hand use analyze_tongits_position. Do not use to calculate pesos, bets, wallet balances, cash-outs, credits, redeemable rewards, or actual operator payments.

explain_virtual_scoring

Use this when a player asks which Tongits rules apply, compares house rules or named variants such as Classic, Plus, Joker, Quick, Butasan, Secret Hand, Kang, 1v1, Super, or Jackpot, or asks why friends play differently. Returns sourced catalog, detail, or comparison with evidence and limitations. Only Crazy official rules are executable in this coach; catalog entries are not 13 playable games. Do not use to start unsupported variants, infer another operator's current rules, or calculate cash payouts.

explore_tongits_variants

Use this when a Tongits learner asks what to practice next, wants today's challenge, a study plan, or a progress summary from supplied local learning activities: ano next kong aaralin? Returns seven modules and an optional daily question; personalize the report only from activities actually supplied. Without activity data this is a general path, not known personal progress. Do not claim cross-device account sync, access real match history, or invent completed lessons.

get_learning_path

Use this when a player asks how Tongits works or why a move is allowed: paano maglaro, bunot/tapon, bahay/sets/runs, sapaw, sunog, Fight/Challenge/Fold, card points, or tabla. Retrieves sourced Crazy Tongits rules and examples in English, Filipino, or Taglish; preserves missing-evidence warnings, including equal-score tie priority. Use start_tutorial for an interactive first lesson and explore_tongits_variants for other rule sets. Do not use for unrelated games, generic fighting, account support, live move advice, or guessing hidden cards.

lookup_rules

Use this when the player chooses a move in an existing private Tongits table: bunot/draw, baba/meld, sapaw, tapon/discard, Fight, hint, Undo, or replay a finished position. Use the returned session ID, visible card IDs, and exposed target; ask which card or target if ambiguous. Reuse the same actionId for retries. Do not invent a session, make an unchosen move, reveal bot hands, or act in live human matches. Bot playback pause/next/skip is local UI, not another game move.

play_practice_move

Use this when search returns a Tongits knowledge ID and the user needs its answer, sources, evidence date and platform scope. Returns independently written English summaries with explicit gaps or staleness. Preserve those limits when answering. Do not pass URLs, invent IDs, treat old announcements as current, apply one brand's rules to another, or use this to contact a publisher or access an account.

fetch

Use this when a player wants a concrete Fight/Challenge/Fold example resolved in private practice or a completed Tongits hand. Requires the initiator's declared deadwood, revealed-meld and same-turn sapaw facts, and opponents' decisions and challenge points. Checks initiator eligibility and compares supplied values; it cannot validate challengers' Sunog status, and equal-score priority remains unresolved without official evidence. Use lookup_rules for general explanations. Do not invent missing facts, advise a live human match, or determine real-money settlement.

resolve_fight_practice