lsat_about
ChatGPTWho LSAT Unplugged is, what it offers, and how to reach a person: founder, programs, email, phone. Takes no input. 4 short lines. Don't use this for LSAT content questions, like how to solve a question type.
lsat_find_free_explanation
ChatGPTCheck whether LSAT Unplugged has a free explanation page for one LSAT question, by PrepTest, section, and question number. Takes the 3 numbers, or one string like "PT 150 S3 Q24". On a hit, returns the question type, the answer, a short version of our reasoning, and the page link. Never the question, the answer choices, or the passage. Don't use this for question text: it never returns the question, the answer choices, or the passage.
lsat_format_facts
ChatGPTWhat's on the LSAT, checked against lsac.org. Covers both formats: today's format, which runs through the June 2027 test, and the new format starting with the August 2027 test (Reading Comprehension first, no separate experimental section, unscored questions inside every section). Use it when someone asks about the LSAT format, the 2027 change, the experimental section, section order or timing, or which format to study for. Earlier changes: Logic Games removed in August 2024; in-person testing and a new on-screen interface in August 2026. Takes no input. Don't use this for test dates or registration.
lsat_free_practice
ChatGPTFind the link to LSAT Unplugged's free drills for one question type or one Reading Comprehension passage topic. Takes an optional question_type in your own words (for example "flaw", "necessary assumption", "main point", or "natural science") and an optional section ("LR" or "RC"). With no input, returns the main drill link plus the full list of types and topics. Never returns question text. Don't use this for question text or for official PrepTests.
lsat_next_step
ChatGPTThe 2 ways to start with LSAT Unplugged, plus free resources. Optional goal in the person's own words. Don't use this for school medians, test dates, or program details.
lsat_program_options
ChatGPTWhich LSAT Unplugged prep package fits a test date and score gap, and what each one includes. It never gives prices. No checkout links and no enrollment. Pass test_date, plus current_score and target_score when the person shared them. Don't use this for prices, buying, or enrolling.
lsat_school_finder
ChatGPTGiven an LSAT score and an optional GPA, list law schools by where that LSAT lands against each school's most recent published class: at or above the 75th percentile, at or above the median, or at or above the 25th percentile. Each group is capped at 10 schools, highest median first, with the full count when it's capped. Never gives admission odds, chances, or predictions. Don't use this for admission odds or predictions.
lsat_school_profile
ChatGPTABA 509 disclosure facts for a law school: acceptance rate, applications and offers, full-time tuition, the share of students getting a grant, the median grant, the share with a full-tuition-or-more grant, and the first-time bar passage rate. Each fact carries the year it was filed. Takes 1 to 5 school names or nicknames. Dollar amounts are only tuition and scholarship figures straight from a school's own 509 filing. Don't use this for admission odds or for ranking schools.
lsat_school_targets
ChatGPTLook up what a law school's entering class actually scored: 25th, median, and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA, the change from 2025, and class size. Takes 1 to 10 school names, nicknames work (UVA, NYU, Penn). Returns 2026 entering-class numbers where the school has published them and 2025 numbers where it hasn't, always labeled by year. Small text response. Don't use this for admission odds or to predict whether someone gets in: medians describe a class, they aren't a cutoff.
lsat_test_calendar
ChatGPTThe next 3 LSAT test dates, each with its registration deadline, score release date, and weeks remaining. Takes no input. Dates are copied from LSAC and carry the day we last checked them. Don't use this for registering: that happens only at lsac.org.
lsat_about
ClaudeWho LSAT Unplugged is, what it offers, and how to reach a person: founder, programs, email, phone. Takes no input. 4 short lines. Don't use this for LSAT content questions, like how to solve a question type.
lsat_find_free_explanation
ClaudeCheck whether LSAT Unplugged has a free explanation page for one LSAT question, by PrepTest, section, and question number. Takes the 3 numbers, or one string like "PT 150 S3 Q24". On a hit, returns the question type, the answer, a short version of our reasoning, and the page link. Never the question, the answer choices, or the passage. Don't use this for question text: it never returns the question, the answer choices, or the passage.
lsat_format_facts
ClaudeThe current LSAT test format, checked against lsac.org. The format changed in August 2024 (Logic Games removed) and again in August 2026 (in-person testing, a new on-screen interface). Prep books written before August 2024 still teach Logic Games, a section that no longer exists. Takes no input. Don't use this for test dates or registration.
lsat_free_practice
ClaudeFind the link to LSAT Unplugged's free drills for one question type or one Reading Comprehension passage topic. Takes an optional question_type in your own words (for example "flaw", "necessary assumption", "main point", or "natural science") and an optional section ("LR" or "RC"). With no input, returns the main drill link plus the full list of types and topics. Never returns question text. Don't use this for question text or for official PrepTests.
lsat_next_step
ClaudeThe 2 ways to start with LSAT Unplugged, plus free resources. Optional goal in the person's own words. Don't use this for school medians, test dates, or program details.
lsat_program_options
ClaudeWhich LSAT Unplugged prep package fits a test date and score gap, and what each one includes. It never gives prices. No checkout links and no enrollment. Pass test_date, plus current_score and target_score when the person shared them. Don't use this for prices, buying, or enrolling.
lsat_school_finder
ClaudeGiven an LSAT score and an optional GPA, list law schools by where that LSAT lands against each school's most recent published class: at or above the 75th percentile, at or above the median, or at or above the 25th percentile. Each group is capped at 10 schools, highest median first, with the full count when it's capped. Never gives admission odds, chances, or predictions. Don't use this for admission odds or predictions.
lsat_school_profile
ClaudeABA 509 disclosure facts for a law school: acceptance rate, applications and offers, full-time tuition, the share of students getting a grant, the median grant, the share with a full-tuition-or-more grant, and the first-time bar passage rate. Each fact carries the year it was filed. Takes 1 to 5 school names or nicknames. Dollar amounts are only tuition and scholarship figures straight from a school's own 509 filing. Don't use this for admission odds or for ranking schools.
lsat_school_targets
ClaudeLook up what a law school's entering class actually scored: 25th, median, and 75th percentile LSAT and GPA, the change from 2025, and class size. Takes 1 to 10 school names, nicknames work (UVA, NYU, Penn). Returns 2026 entering-class numbers where the school has published them and 2025 numbers where it hasn't, always labeled by year. Small text response. Don't use this for admission odds or to predict whether someone gets in: medians describe a class, they aren't a cutoff.
lsat_test_calendar
ClaudeThe next 3 LSAT test dates, each with its registration deadline, score release date, and weeks remaining. Takes no input. Dates are copied from LSAC and carry the day we last checked them. Don't use this for registering: that happens only at lsac.org.