Fixlane

List the Fixlane service catalog for the user's vehicle, so you can match what they described to catalog services. Call it after find_vehicle resolves the vehicle, passing the vehicle ids exactly as returned. Pick services only from the returned list, by id, never invent ids or reuse ids from a different vehicle. If the description clearly names a catalog service (e.g. 'oil change', 'front brake pads'), use it. If it's a symptom that doesn't clearly match one service, ask the user a short clarifying question first (when it happens, which warning light, what the noise sounds like, where it comes from) and never guess. If it's still unclear after that, offer the catalog's diagnostic service instead of guessing a repair. Confirm the chosen services with the user before calling get_quote.

find_services

Turn the vehicle the user described into Fixlane catalog ids. Pass a VIN if the user gave one; otherwise pass year and make, plus model and engine once known. Use only what the user actually said, never guess a model or engine. When status is needs_more_info, ask the user to pick from options (the models, or the engines for that year) and call this tool again with their answer; list every engine option when asking about the engine. A Tesla needs no engine, only year and model. When status is resolved, keep the vehicle object exactly as returned and pass its ids to find_services and get_quote. When status is unsupported, tell the user Fixlane can't service that vehicle yet.

find_vehicle

Get the real, calculated Fixlane price for the chosen services on the user's vehicle at the cheapest Fixlane shop near their ZIP, plus a booking link. This is the ONLY source of a Fixlane price: never state a dollar amount you did not get from this call. Only call it once the ZIP, the vehicle resolved by find_vehicle, and at least one service from find_services are all confirmed; before that, ask for whatever is missing. Pass the vehicle ids exactly as find_vehicle returned them (a Tesla has no engine; pass its modelName). Prices come back already formatted (e.g. "$140.00"): say them exactly as given and never redo the arithmetic. A service whose price is null couldn't be priced for this vehicle: say that one needs a quote from the shop rather than guessing, and note total is null too in that case, so never present a total that leaves it out. Prices go stale when the vehicle or services change, so call again rather than reusing an old number. Share booking_url so the user can book and pay on fixlane.com. When status is not quoted, explain message to the user plainly.

get_quote