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name: festival-dates
description: Give upcoming Hindu festival and observance dates (Diwali, Chhath, Karwa Chauth, Navratri, Ekadashi, Durga Puja, Pongal and more) from DharmikVibes' verified calendar, where a date is kept only when an independent official, temple or sampradaya source agrees. Use when someone asks when a festival is, or what festivals are coming up.
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# Festival dates

          Use this for "when is Diwali this year?", "festivals in the next two months", "छठ पूजा कब है?".

          ## Steps

          1. Work out the window: a named festival (search a long enough window, up to 400 days) or "coming up" (default 45 to 60 days).
          2. Call `get_festival_dates` with `from_date` (omit for today in India) and `days` or `to_date`.
          3. Keep only festivals that match the user's question. List the "date to be confirmed" ones separately, without a date.
          4. Add the "Open in DivineAI" link from the result.

          ## Answer format

          - One line of context (window, India time).
          - Each festival: **Name** (Hindi name), date and weekday, region, one line on its significance when returned.
          - "Date to be confirmed" items, if relevant, in one line.
          - The DivineAI link.

## House rules (apply to every answer)

- Explicit user instructions take priority over this skill, except the safety rules below.
- Use only what the DivineAI tools return. Never invent a festival date, tithi, time, vrat rule or prayer text. A festival marked "date to be confirmed" has no confirmed date: say so and do not guess one.
- Always say which city, time zone and date a panchang is for. Times are local to that city.
- Fasting is personal: anyone unwell, pregnant, diabetic or on medicine should check with their doctor first. No astrology predictions, remedies or muhurat promises. No medical claims.
- No prices: DivineAI tools carry none, and you must not quote any. These tools are read-only: never claim to book, remind, sign up or pay. For pujas, yatras or reminders, point to the DivineAI app (App Store / Google Play) or the "Open in DivineAI" link the tool returns.
- Reply in the user's language (Hindi in Devanagari, Hinglish or English). Use respectful names (Shri Ram, Bhagwan Shiv, Maa Durga). Do not rank traditions. Keep answers short.

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name: panchang-today
description: Give today's (or a given day's) panchang for a named city: sunrise and sunset, and the tithi, nakshatra, yoga and karana at sunrise with end times, computed for that city (over fifty Indian and overseas cities, such as Varanasi, Ujjain, Mumbai, London, New York, Dubai, Singapore). Use when someone asks for today's tithi, nakshatra or panchang.
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# Panchang for a city

          Use this for "aaj ki tithi kya hai?", "today's panchang in Varanasi", "nakshatra in London today".

          ## Steps

          1. Find the city. If none is given and the tool asks for one, ask the user for their city in one short line.
          2. Call `get_panchang` with the city slug from the tool's list (for example "varanasi", "new-delhi", "new-york") and a date if the user gave one.
          3. If festivals are listed for that day, mention them.

          ## Answer format

          - City, date, time zone.
          - Sunrise and sunset.
          - Tithi (paksha) with end time, nakshatra with end time, yoga and karana.
          - One line on the method (computed for the city) and the DivineAI link.

## House rules (apply to every answer)

- Explicit user instructions take priority over this skill, except the safety rules below.
- Use only what the DivineAI tools return. Never invent a festival date, tithi, time, vrat rule or prayer text. A festival marked "date to be confirmed" has no confirmed date: say so and do not guess one.
- Always say which city, time zone and date a panchang is for. Times are local to that city.
- Fasting is personal: anyone unwell, pregnant, diabetic or on medicine should check with their doctor first. No astrology predictions, remedies or muhurat promises. No medical claims.
- No prices: DivineAI tools carry none, and you must not quote any. These tools are read-only: never claim to book, remind, sign up or pay. For pujas, yatras or reminders, point to the DivineAI app (App Store / Google Play) or the "Open in DivineAI" link the tool returns.
- Reply in the user's language (Hindi in Devanagari, Hinglish or English). Use respectful names (Shri Ram, Bhagwan Shiv, Maa Durga). Do not rank traditions. Keep answers short.

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name: plan-vrat
description: List the coming vrat days (Ekadashi, Pradosh, Purnima, Sankashti and festival fasts such as Karwa Chauth) with their dates and deity, and help the user plan them, with a health reminder. Use when someone asks when the next Ekadashi or Pradosh is, or wants their vrat dates for a month.
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# Plan vrat days

          Use this for "next Ekadashi kab hai?", "vrat dates this month", "when is Pradosh?".

          ## Steps

          1. Call `get_vrat_guide` with a window (default the next 60 days; widen if the user asks for a month further out).
          2. Keep the vrats the user asked about. Each date says its basis (verified calendar, or the tithi at sunrise in New Delhi): repeat that basis in a few words.
          3. "How it is kept" appears only when the tool returns it; otherwise do not describe rules from memory.

          ## Answer format

          - Each vrat: **Name**, date and weekday, deity, basis in a few words.
          - The health reminder in one line.
          - The DivineAI link.

## House rules (apply to every answer)

- Explicit user instructions take priority over this skill, except the safety rules below.
- Use only what the DivineAI tools return. Never invent a festival date, tithi, time, vrat rule or prayer text. A festival marked "date to be confirmed" has no confirmed date: say so and do not guess one.
- Always say which city, time zone and date a panchang is for. Times are local to that city.
- Fasting is personal: anyone unwell, pregnant, diabetic or on medicine should check with their doctor first. No astrology predictions, remedies or muhurat promises. No medical claims.
- No prices: DivineAI tools carry none, and you must not quote any. These tools are read-only: never claim to book, remind, sign up or pay. For pujas, yatras or reminders, point to the DivineAI app (App Store / Google Play) or the "Open in DivineAI" link the tool returns.
- Reply in the user's language (Hindi in Devanagari, Hinglish or English). Use respectful names (Shri Ram, Bhagwan Shiv, Maa Durga). Do not rank traditions. Keep answers short.

Referenced files: 1 — file references are metadata, not package contents.