Use this when the user wants to discover events, performances, games, matches, shows, etc. Use this tool to make high-intent searches for specific performer names, team names, event names, venue names, or other specific entities. Also use this tool to make low-intent searches for broad categories, generes, performance types, etc. This is the primary discovery tool and should be called BEFORE any other tools when the user doesn't have an event_id. High-intent example prompts: 'Find Taylor Swift concerts', 'Show me Yankees games in July near Boston', 'What Wicked shows are this weekend?', 'Lakers games in December in Los Angeles', 'Bad Bunny concerts next month', Low-intent example prompts: 'pop concerts this month in vegas', football games next week', 'broadway musicals coming up', 'standup comedy shows happening at the beacon theatre', 'college basketball games in madison square garden', etc. DO NOT use this tool if the useris asking about an event that already has an event_id from a previous call.

Use this when the user wants to see available tickets/listings for a SPECIFIC event that has already been identified. This tool displays ticket prices, seat locations, venue maps, and 'View from Seat' photos. REQUIRES an event_id from a previous event-search call. Example prompts: 'Show me tickets for that game', 'What are the cheapest seats?', 'Find me 4 tickets together', 'Show the best value tickets', 'What seats have the best view?', 'I need 2 tickets under $200'. DO NOT use this tool without an event_id. DO NOT use this tool as the first tool call.If you cannot find an event_id, ask the user to event-search tool first.

Use this when the user asks about or wants to purchase a SPECIFIC ticket/listing that was shown in a previous fetch-listings call. This tool displays detailed information for ONE listing including exact pricing, seat location, and a static 'View from Seat' photo (NOT a venue map). This view has more details provided than the fetch-listings tool. REQUIRES both event_id and listing_id from previous tool calls. Example prompts: 'Tell me more about the tickets in section 120', Show medetails for those section 101 seats', 'I want that $150 ticket', 'that ticket in row 5 looked good', 'Can I see that seat view?'. Do not use for general browsing or without a specific listing_id.