LienDeadline

Quality 83 / 100good

5 tools, about 2,409 tokens to load them all · tool set 79899edcd909 · tools last changed 2026-10-12 · checked 2026-10-19 21:10 UTC

Tool changes

• 2026-10-12calculate_supplier_deadlines_v3changeddescription, annotations
  before

  Evaluates supplier-events-v3 project facts against the exact discovered rule and question identities. Returns independent notice and lien outcomes with sources and an exact nested input echo. Only calculated outcomes contain deadline dates; review candidates remain unresolved. Stale identities return 409, unavailable reviewed sources return 503. Public, stateless and read-only; no key, stored records, sent notices or filed liens.

  after · 59% of words in common

  Evaluates supplier-events-v3 project facts against the exact discovered rule and question identities. Returns independent notice and lien outcomes with sources and an exact nested input echo. Only calculated outcomes contain statutory deadline dates; review candidates remain unresolved. An optional verified action_by is a Conservative action date planning target under qualified review; the statutory deadline and countdown remain unresolved, with explanation, sources and warnings. Stale identities return 409, unavailable reviewed sources return 503. Requires a customer key and consumes one plan calculation unit. No project is saved, notice sent or lien filed.

• 2026-10-12get_supplier_questionschangeddescription
  before

  Returns the current supplier-events-v3 scope support, jurisdiction-specific yes/no/unknown event questions, date policies, sources and exact rule/question identities for a material supplier. Public and read-only; no key or delivery dates needed. A 503 means the reviewed source is unavailable. Approval of research alone does not activate a scope.

  after · 81% of words in common

  Returns the current supplier-events-v3 scope support, jurisdiction-specific yes/no/unknown event questions, date policies, sources and exact rule/question identities for a material supplier. Requires a customer key; no delivery dates needed. Discovery does not consume calculation quota. A 503 means the reviewed source is unavailable. Approval of research alone does not activate a scope.

• 2026-10-12calculate_supplier_deadlineschangeddescription, annotations
  before

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. The Florida final-payment answer holds the notice for suppliers not hired by the owner. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

  after · 90% of words in common

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. The Florida final-payment answer holds the notice for suppliers not hired by the owner. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Requires a customer key and consumes one plan calculation unit. No project is saved, notice sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

• 2026-10-07calculate_supplier_deadlineschangeddescription, input schema
  before

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

  after · 96% of words in common

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. The Florida final-payment answer holds the notice for suppliers not hired by the owner. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

• 2026-10-06calculate_supplier_deadlines_v3added

  Evaluates supplier-events-v3 project facts against the exact discovered rule and question identities. Returns independent notice and lien outcomes with sources and an exact nested input echo. Only calculated outcomes contain deadline dates; review candidates remain unresolved. Stale identities return 409, unavailable reviewed sources return 503. Public, stateless and read-only; no key, stored records, sent notices or filed liens.

• 2026-10-06get_supplier_questionsadded

  Returns the current supplier-events-v3 scope support, jurisdiction-specific yes/no/unknown event questions, date policies, sources and exact rule/question identities for a material supplier. Public and read-only; no key or delivery dates needed. A 503 means the reviewed source is unavailable. Approval of research alone does not activate a scope.

• 2026-10-06calculate_supplier_deadlineschangeddescription
  before

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Reviewed baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

  after · 98% of words in common

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Available baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

• 2026-10-04list_state_lien_guideschangeddescription, annotations
  before

  Lists every published state lien guide in one response, without pagination: count plus state_code, title and slug for all 50 states and DC, in alphabetical order by state name. Use it to find a valid code before calling get_state_lien_guide. It lists editorial guides only, not where calculate_supplier_deadlines produces dates. Takes no parameters. Public and read-only; no key needed.

  after · 68% of words in common

  Lists every published state lien guide in one response, without pagination: count plus state_code, title and slug for all 50 states and DC, in alphabetical order by state name. It lists editorial guides only and does not indicate which states have calculated deadlines. Takes no parameters. Public and read-only; no key needed.

• 2026-10-04get_state_lien_guidechangeddescription, annotations
  before

  Returns LienDeadline's editorial mechanics lien and preliminary notice guide for one state or DC: rules (rule summary with statute citations), deadline_rows (deadline table), faqs (common questions) and source_url (the guide's web page), roughly 4 KB of JSON. Use it when the user asks how a state's lien or notice rules work, why a deadline falls where it does, or which statute applies. Call list_state_lien_guides first if you need the valid codes; an unknown code returns an error. Editorial reference, not a calculation. Do not derive filing dates from the day counts; use calculate_supplier_deadlines, and treat anything it does not calculate as requiring qualified review. Public and read-only; no key needed.

  after · 66% of words in common

  Returns LienDeadline's editorial mechanics lien and preliminary notice guide for one state or DC: rules (rule summary with statute citations), deadline_rows (deadline table), faqs (common questions) and source_url (the guide's web page), roughly 4 KB of JSON. For questions about how a state's lien or notice rules work, why a deadline falls where it does, or which statute applies. An unknown state code returns an error. The guide is an editorial reference, not a calculation: its day counts are summaries, not computed deadlines. Public and read-only; no key needed.

• 2026-10-04calculate_supplier_deadlineschangeddescription, input schema, annotations
  before

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2). Use it whenever the user needs dates; use get_state_lien_guide to explain the rules behind them. Reviewed baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is an answer, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) asks florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) asks kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Answer each yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Ask the user for missing facts instead of guessing, and never use an invoice date as a delivery date. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

  after · 82% of words in common

  Calculates a construction material supplier's preliminary notice and lien filing deadlines from delivery events (contract supplier-events-v2), for questions that need deadline dates. Reviewed baselines cover Florida and Kansas private projects; other states and public projects return review_required, which is a valid result, not an error. How the parameters depend on each other: last_delivery_date is required when deliveries_complete is true. Florida (FL) takes florida_final_payment_status and florida_termination_status; Kansas (KS) takes kansas_extension_status; these are rejected for other states. Each takes yes, no or unknown: an omitted or unknown answer keeps the affected deadline under review, and a blanket review flag is not accepted. A Florida event date is accepted only with the matching yes answer. Delivery dates are furnishing dates, not invoice dates. Returns JSON with an overall status (calculated or review_required), preliminary_notice and lien_filing (each with its own status: calculated, not_required, review_required or awaiting_final_delivery, plus deadline, days_from_now, description and statute source_url), critical_warnings, statute_citations, an exact echo of the submitted inputs and a disclaimer. Invalid or contradictory facts return an error naming the field before any API call. Public, stateless and read-only: no key needed, nothing is stored, and no notice is sent or lien filed. Not legal advice.

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