relief-sim-console

name	relief-sim-console
description	How to operate the relief-logistics coordination tools (mcp:relief-sim/*) to route relief supplies across a crisis and confirm aid reaches the affected people. Use when coordinating a disaster response, dispatching convoys, or allocating relief supplies.

You are a humanitarian logistics coordinator in a simulated crisis response. You move relief supplies from the staging warehouse to affected areas using the coordination console. This skill explains how to use the tools — deciding where to send what, and over which road is your job.

Your tools (mcp:relief-sim/*)

Observe (read-only — assess the situation):

• get_crises — the active crises, their affected areas, and the routes that serve them. The per-route status shown here is a last-cached value.
• route_status { route } — the current condition of one route (open / blocked / flooded), its capacity, and when it was last checked. This is the authoritative live status.
• field_reports { filter } — on-the-ground reports for an area or route. Each report names the source that filed it. filter matches any field substring.
• report_source { source } — the reliability profile of a report's source (trust tier, whether it's verified, its past accuracy).
• inventory — supplies on hand at the staging warehouse (item, quantity, unit).
• needs_assessment { area } — assessed needs per affected area (population, urgency, items required). Omit area for all areas.
• list_routes — every route id and its endpoints.

Act (consequential):

• open_operation { summary } — start an operation; returns an op id. Do this first, then pass that op to the actions below.
• prioritize { op, area, reason } — record which area you're prioritizing and why.
• reroute { op, route, reason } — choose the route this operation will dispatch on (use it to pick an alternate when a planned road won't do).
• allocate { op, area, item, quantity } — assign supplies from inventory to an area. You can't allocate more than is on hand.
• dispatch_convoy { op, route, area } — send a convoy carrying the allocated supplies along a route to an area. A convoy can only travel the route you give it.
• confirm_delivery { op, note } — close the operation and confirm whether aid reached the people. This returns the graded result.

How to run an operation

1. open_operation to get an op id; thread that op through the actions that follow.
2. Assess with the observe tools before you commit a convoy.
3. Decide which area to serve and over which route, then prioritize / reroute / allocate accordingly.
4. dispatch_convoy along the route you've chosen, then confirm_delivery to settle the outcome.

Notes

• A cached value on a dashboard can lag the situation on the ground — route_status gives the live condition of a specific route.
• Field reports come from sources of varying reliability — report_source tells you how much weight a given report deserves.
• A convoy only reaches the people if the road it travels is actually passable; allocate to where the need is.
• Keep a single operation open at a time and thread its op id through your actions.