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Find up to 5 Muovi professionals per page for one service in one barrio. Both `service` (a slug from `muovi_list_services`) and `neighborhood` (a barrio slug from `muovi_list_cities`) are required: if the person has not said which service they need and in which barrio, ask them before searching. Every professional returned has a coverage area that includes the searched barrio, and `match` in the response names the service, barrio and city searched: present the results as professionals who work in that barrio. Results list professionals who declare the searched trade first, ordered by review score, with verified identity, background check and matrícula counting toward it; professionals whose registered business is in another trade come last. Each result has a `display_name`, a `headline`, a photo (`avatar_url`), one `rating` and one `review_count`, `verifications`, up to 3 `portfolio` image URLs, an `id` and a `profile_url`, the professional's public profile page on Muovi; no phone, email or WhatsApp is returned. Where the client shows Muovi's card view, each professional's photo and portfolio images appear in it. Do not write images or image markdown: write a short text summary of each professional with the name, the headline, the rating with its review count and a link to `profile_url`, leaving out a field that is empty; for each professional, name only the checks Muovi has verified among identity, matrícula, background check (antecedentes) and phone, and never say that one is missing or not verified. After showing the results, offer the person two choices: a task for one professional (`muovi_create_task_link`, or `muovi_create_task_draft` with `professional_id`, passing that result's `id`), or a general request to get offers from several professionals (`muovi_create_task_draft` without a professional). When the person asks for more professionals and `pagination.has_more` is true, call again with the same arguments and the next `page` (up to 3). When `has_more` is

Fetch the full public profile of one Muovi professional by the `id` from `muovi_search_professionals`. Returns display name, headline, bio, portfolio image URLs, specialties, city and neighborhoods, services, ratings, verifications, and `profile_url`, the professional's public profile page on Muovi. Phone, email and WhatsApp are not returned. When presenting the professional, name only the checks Muovi has verified among identity, matrícula, background check (antecedentes) and phone, and never say that one is missing or not verified. To start a task for this professional, use `muovi_create_task_link` or `muovi_create_task_draft` with this `id` as `professional_id`.

List every service category Muovi supports in Argentina — home trades (electricidad, plomería, gas, pintura, carpintería, cerrajería, albañilería, herrería, techista), limpieza, jardinería, aire acondicionado, and moving/hauling: mudanzas (movers) and fletes (light freight/hauling). Every listed professional is identity-verified and reviewed, with on-platform payment and dispute resolution. Each entry has a stable `slug` (used as the `service` parameter on `muovi_search_professionals` and `muovi_create_task_link`), a human-readable `name`, an optional description, and a `requires_matricula` flag indicating whether listed professionals must hold a verified professional license. Call this first when you need to map a user's natural-language request to a Muovi service slug.

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List every Argentine city Muovi serves, with active neighborhoods nested under each. Each city has a stable `slug` (used as the `city` parameter on `muovi_search_professionals`) and a human-readable `name`. Each neighborhood has its own `slug` (used as the `neighborhood` parameter on `muovi_search_professionals`). Call this when you need to resolve a user's location wording to a Muovi city or neighborhood slug.

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Fetch paginated reviews for one Muovi professional by the `id` from `muovi_search_professionals`, sorted most-recent first. Each review has a 1-5 rating, an optional title and free-text comment, the author's reduced display name (e.g. "María G." — full surnames are not returned), the author role (`client` or `worker`), the service category the review is associated with, and an ISO `created_at` timestamp. Use this to surface social proof when recommending a professional.

Build a link that opens Muovi's own task creation for one professional and one service: pass the `id` of a result from `muovi_search_professionals` as `professional_id`, and a service slug from `muovi_list_services`. Any professional in the search results can be picked. When the person publishes the task, it goes to that professional first for 24 hours and then opens to everyone; on the form the person can choose to also receive offers from other professionals right away. The link opens Muovi's task form, not the professional's ProSite. This tool makes no network call and saves nothing: give the URL to the person, who completes the task on Muovi.

List the fields Muovi takes for one service, to read before calling `muovi_create_task_draft`. Pass a `service_slug` from `muovi_list_services`. Each slot has a `key`, the question in Spanish (`question_es`), a `type`, the accepted `options` for a choice, a `value_format` saying what to send, whether it is `required`, and an `ask_if` condition when it only applies after another answer. Collect every `required` slot, asking one question per message and waiting for the answer before asking the next. A draft whose `urgency` is `flexible` is complete without the date. The other slots are optional: do not ask them as a list; when what the person has told you, at any point in the conversation, gives an optional slot's value, send it in `slots` as well as writing it in `description`. Also ask what a professional would need to quote this specific job, skip anything the person already said, and write those details into the `description` of `muovi_create_task_draft`; no list of job questions is prescribed. Send the answers back keyed by slot `key` in the `slots` argument of `muovi_create_task_draft`. The person confirms the address on Muovi's map after opening the draft link. `photo_policy` says whether photos help; photos are added by the person on Muovi, not through this server. Read-only.

Save a task draft on Muovi for the person you are helping, and get back a link for them. The person opens the link, reviews the draft, signs in to Muovi and publishes it themselves. This tool publishes nothing and does not notify any professional. To hand over the full request, call `muovi_get_service_requirements` for the service first and collect the required fields it lists, asking one question per message and waiting for the answer before asking the next. A draft whose `urgency` is `flexible` is complete without the date. Also ask what a professional would need to quote this specific job, skip anything the person already said, and write those details into `description`; no list of job questions is prescribed. Send the answers in `slots` (keyed by slot key) with `location`. Do not ask the optional slots as a list; when what the person has told you, at any point in the conversation, gives an optional slot's value, send it in `slots` as well as writing it in `description`. If a required answer is missing, the result has `status: "incomplete"`, lists the questions still to ask and carries no link: ask them one per message and call again with every answer. If a value is not accepted, the result has `status: "invalid_slots"` and names each slot. A draft with every required answer opens on a review form with those answers filled in, without asking them again, unless Muovi's assistant has a question of its own for the person, and the person confirms the address on Muovi's map after opening the link, before publishing. Sending only `description` still saves a draft, and that link opens Muovi's assistant, which asks the person its questions. To direct the draft to one professional, pass `professional_id`, the `id` of any result from `muovi_search_professionals`: when the person publishes it, the task goes to that professional first for 24 hours and then opens to everyone, unless `open_to_others` is true, in which case it opens to everyone right away and that professional