ShotPulled

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Tools (44)

• register_grinder

  Register a manual or electric grinder with its dial settings scheme. It becomes the active grinder only when no grinder is in use (none active, or the active one archived); otherwise call set_active with its grinder_id to switch to it. The `active` field of the reply says which.

• set_grinder_position

  Set the current grinder collar position. source="measured" resets verification freshness. It replaces the stored position; no history of earlier positions is kept.

• register_machine

  Register an espresso or alternative preparation machine. It becomes the active machine only when no machine is in use (none active, or the active one archived); otherwise call set_active with its machine_id to switch to it. The `active` field of the reply says which.

• set_equipment_archived

  Archive or restore a grinder, machine, water, or scale.

• update_grinder

  Correct a registered grinder — its name, burrs, collar scheme, nominal step, layout, range or notes. Only the keys you send in fields change; send null to clear an optional field (an empty string also clears a text field, but not a number or a closed list). Required fields can be changed but not cleared. fields may be omitted when only reason is sent. setting_scheme, nominal_step and components_spec describe the collar every recorded grind label is read through: call with dry_run first to see which recorded settings would read as a different position, and tell the user before saving. Saving records the change in the grinder's maintenance history; when a locked recipe's setting moves it also opens an unmeasured calibration epoch (set_maintenance_offset resolves it). The collar's current setting is marked assumed when it reads differently, or cleared when the new collar cannot read it, and measured offsets are converted when a click changes worth. Changing direction_convention is a corre

• update_machine

  Correct a registered machine — its name, control type, prep type and style, basket, boiler, accessories or notes — or record where its selectors stand (settings). Only the keys you send in fields change; send null to clear an optional field (an empty string also clears a text field, but not a number or a closed list). Required fields can be changed but not cleared. fields may be omitted when only reason is sent. prep_style decides whether shots on this machine are diagnosed at all: only "espresso" is. Programs are edited with register_program, the built-in grinder link is not editable here, and archiving is set_equipment_archived.

• update_scale

  Correct a registered scale — its type, resolution, capacity, capabilities, build or notes. Only the keys you send in fields change; send null to clear an optional field (an empty string also clears a text field, but not a number or a closed list). Required fields can be changed but not cleared. fields may be omitted when only reason is sent. The three capabilities are 1, 0, or null for "the maker never said"; leave one out rather than sending 0 when nobody knows.

• update_water

  Correct a registered water — its name, type, mineral figures or notes. Only the keys you send in fields change; send null to clear an optional field (an empty string also clears a text field, but not a number or a closed list). Required fields can be changed but not cleared. fields may be omitted when only reason is sent.

• log_maintenance

  Log a cleaning or maintenance job against a piece of equipment. A task that takes the thing apart opens a calibration epoch, and every recipe locked before it is read through that epoch's offset — so record the offset here if you counted the clicks while reassembling, which is the one moment anybody actually knows it. Any task in the maintenance vocabulary can be logged against a grinder or machine it belongs to — including one the maker advises against, because the log records what was done. Read each piece of equipment's tasks, their intervals and their due state from list_grinders and list_machines.

• set_maintenance_offset

  Record how far a maintenance job moved the reference, on an entry that opened a calibration epoch. Takes an ENTRY, not a piece of equipment: the offset belongs to the event that caused it, which is what lets several of them compose for a recipe locked before all of them. Zero is a legitimate measurement and means "measured, and it had not moved" — omit offset_value entirely to clear it back to unmeasured.

• set_maintenance_schedule

  Set the user's own schedule for one maintenance task on one grinder or machine: their own interval, switching it off, or muting the reminder until a date. Only the keys you send in fields change; send every: null to go back to the maker's guidance and muted_until: null to unmute. Use it when the user states how often they do a task or asks to be left alone about one — never to invent an interval. The task's class, interval and due state are read back from list_grinders and list_machines.

• get_maintenance_guides

  Step-by-step maintenance guides — tools, supplies, steps and warnings, in our own words with the maker's documents as sources. With no arguments, every guide for the user's current grinders and machines (and the water filter fitted in each). With guide_ids, those guides; the ids come from maintenance.tasks[].guide.id in list_grinders and list_machines. Ids that match no guide are listed under missing.

• list_maintenance_due

  What maintenance is due across the user's current grinders and machines, most urgent first — for "is anything due?". Only tasks with an interval compete: a task the machine counts and signals itself, one done by habit or when a symptom shows, and one the maker advises against never appear. Each item says how far along it is (ratio, done of every, on which basis), whether it is coming up (soon), and whether the interval is the user's, the maker's or ShotPulled's default.

• register_water

  Register a custom or commercial water formulation.

• list_waters

  List registered waters for the account. The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that record by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back.

• register_scale

  Register a brewing scale — the instrument that weighs the dose and the yield.

• list_scales

  List registered scales for the account. The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that record by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back.

• register_program

  Register a programmed shot button on a machine. A program cuts the shot off either by weight (program_type "volumetric", set target_volume_g) or by time (program_type "timed", set target_time_s). One machine can have a mix of both. A program_number the machine already has is overwritten with these settings; shots logged on it keep pointing at it.

• register_coffee

  Register a coffee that is NOT yet in list_beans, together with its first bag. It does not switch a coffee in use: it becomes active only when no coffee is in use (none active, or the active one archived or with every bag finished); otherwise call set_active with its bean_id when the user starts brewing it. The `active` field of the reply says which. The coffee is the roaster's product (roaster, origins, variety, process, roast level, roasting type, cupping score, aromatics, roaster notes, rest window); the bag is this purchase (roast date, weight, price, state). For another bag of a coffee already on file call register_bag instead — it keeps the recipes and notes. Returns bean_id and the first bag's bag_id.

• set_active

  Switch the active bean, grinder or machine for this account. The numbers come from list_beans, list_grinders and list_machines. Registering a coffee, grinder or machine makes it active only when nothing of that kind is in use (the `active` field of the reply says which), so call this to start using something new as well as to switch back.

• update_bean

  Update a coffee's own fields (roaster, origins, roast level, rest window, notes, rating…). Bag-shaped fields sent here (state, roast_date, bag_weight_g, grams_remaining, cost…) land on the coffee's CURRENT bag — use update_bag when it has more than one. Changing dial_category changes what the engine advises (G5, C10), so say why in the optional note.

• get_dial_state

  Retrieve current dialing state, active context, recent shots, recommendations, and locked recipes.

• log_shot

  Log an espresso or alternative shot/brew attempt. Uses the active context (bean/grinder/machine/program) unless overridden via bean_id/grinder_id/machine_id/program_id — ALWAYS pass bean_id explicitly when the user names a specific coffee, so the shot cannot land on the wrong bag. Backdate with pulled_at when the shot happened earlier. When the user reports taste (bitter, sour, harsh, hollow…), include matching sensory_tags — the diagnosis engine reads tags and metrics, not free-text flavor_notes. When the user tasted the shot and reports it as GOOD/clean (no defects), pass tasted=1 with no sensory_tags — otherwise a tag-less, rating-less shot is filed taste-pending as if never tasted.

• lock_recipe

  Lock a successful shot as the reference dialing recipe for this equipment profile. It overwrites the recipe already locked for the same coffee, grinder, machine, program and drink intent, which keeps its recipe_id.

• delete_shot

  Delete a logged shot from history. Restores the bean's remaining weight (which is derived from logged doses). Hard delete — there is no undo. To fix a mistake on an otherwise-valid shot, prefer update_shot over delete-and-relog.

• update_shot

  Correct fields on an already-logged shot in place — no need to delete and re-log. Use for fixing a wrong dose/yield/time or grind label, re-filing a shot onto the right bean (bean_id), backfilling rating/tasting notes, or fixing the timestamp (pulled_at). Changing grind_label re-derives the numeric grind position from the shot's grinder; changing yield/time/dose/tds keeps flow rate and extraction yield consistent automatically.

• list_recipes

  List recipes (all or filtered by equipment and status). The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that record by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back.

• get_stats

  Get compact flat usage stats for a grinder, machine, or bean.

• list_grinders

  List grinders registered for the account, with status filter. The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that record by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back. Each row carries its maintenance block: every task with its class (S schedule, H habit, Y symptom, A the machine signals it, T technician, N never, U unstated, E event), due state, and the guide to follow.

• list_machines

  List machines registered for the account, with status filter. The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that record by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back. Each row carries its maintenance block, researched per model: every task with its class, due state, what the maker forbids, and the guide to follow. `settings` lists the selectors its model has and where each stands (null: unknown model, or none).

• list_beans

  List the coffees registered for the account, with status filter. Each coffee carries its bags[] (every purchase, with its own freshness and grams left) and current_bag_id; the row's top-level roast_date, state, grams_remaining and age fields are the current bag's. The `id` on each row is the number this account knows that coffee by, counting from 1 — safe to show, and what other tools expect back; bag ids are a separate series.

• grinder_math

  Determine steps/clicks difference and directions between setting labels (C3).

• compute_age

  Compute a bag's age in days off roast and its resting/staling verdict — the coffee's current bag by default, or the bag named.

• diagnose_shot

  Evaluate shot metrics to provide ranked hypotheses (C6) and warn on flip-flops (G2) or fatigue (G6). Resolves the SHOT's own bean — age computed at the shot's pulled_at — never the active profile, and echoes it as bean_context, so diagnosing an older or differently-filed shot is always safe. The engine reads metrics and sensory tags — NOT free-text notes — so make sure taste feedback is recorded as sensory_tags on the shot (via log_shot or update_shot) before diagnosing; otherwise an in-range shot that tastes bad will come back "balanced".

• suggest_next_step

  Retrieve the single next experiment step from the reasoning engine.

• log_recommendation

  Log a recommended dialing change to allow contradiction/oscillation checking (G2).

• get_rule

  Retrieve the detailed text of a specific rule from the knowledge base by its rule ID.

• get_kb_version

  Retrieve the current version of the knowledge base.

• kb_changelog

  Retrieve the changelog showing updates and version differences for the knowledge base.

• diagnose_preview

  Sandbox-only diagnosis, writes nothing (no verdict, no recommendation-trail entry). Two modes: pass shot_id to dry-run a LOGGED shot (optionally overriding its sensory_tags — the "what would this read as?" preview; the shot's own bean and its age at pulled_at are used), or pass the full metric set (bean_id, grinder_id, machine_id, grind_label, dose_g, yield_g, time_s, source) for a hypothetical shot. Identical output shape to diagnose_shot, including bean_context.

• list_shots

  List shot history with support for pagination and filtering. Every shot carries a derived taste_pending flag (1 = logged with no sensory tags, no rating, and no tasted flip — the tasting is still owed and can be backfilled with update_shot).

• register_bag

  Register another bag of a coffee that is already in list_beans — the same roaster's product, bought again. It keeps the coffee's recipes, notes and history; only the purchase facts (roast date, weight, price, state) are new. Does not change the active coffee. Returns a bag_id: bag numbers are their own series, separate from bean numbers. For a coffee that is not in list_beans yet, call register_coffee instead.

• update_bag

  Change bag-level facts on one bag of a coffee: open, seal, freeze, thaw or finish it, correct its roast date, weight, grams left or price. Bag numbers come from the bags[] on list_beans (or current_bag_id). For the coffee itself — roaster, origin, roast level, rest window, notes — use update_bean.

• merge_beans

  Fold one coffee into another when the same coffee was registered twice. Every bag, shot, recipe and recommendation of from_bean_id moves to into_bean_id; the active coffee follows if it was the one merged away; origins move only if the target has none. Where both hold a locked recipe for the same grinder, machine, program and drink, the newer lock wins and the older is deleted. The source coffee is archived, never deleted. Irreversible — confirm both numbers with the user first (list_beans shows them).