Fintoc

Get the parameter schema of one operation: every field with its type, whether it is required, and its enum values where it has them. Returns the scope the operation requires and whether your credentials can call it too, so a schema you cannot use yet is still legible. This does not run the operation. Take the id from `fintoc_tool_search`, read the schema here, then run it with `fintoc_tool_read` or `fintoc_tool_write` — whichever matches the operation's `kind`.

fintoc_tool_details

Fetch any Fintoc resource by its Fintoc identifier (e.g. pi_..., cus_..., tr_..., acc_..., link_...). Returns the same serialized payload the public API would return for that resource. The OAuth scope required is inferred from the Fintoc identifier prefix.

fintoc_fetch_resource

This tool returns lists, records, and balances without modifying records. The operation id and parameters follow the schemas from the operation catalog. Read operations return amounts in the currency's smallest unit: CLP has no minor unit and represents whole pesos, while MXN and USD use cents. List results use `has_more` and `next_cursor` for cursor pagination. Set results and totals represent all available pages, and totals remain grouped by currency.

fintoc_tool_read

Run a write operation: it creates, modifies or cancels real records in the authorized organization, and some of them move real money. Confirm the details with the user before calling it. 1. Use `fintoc_tool_search` to find the operation id. 2. Use `fintoc_tool_details` to learn its parameters, and to read that operation's own `destructive` and `idempotent` annotations: this tool declares the worst case for all of them because it dispatches every write. 3. Call this tool with that id and a `params` object. Operations whose `kind` is `read` do not run here — use `fintoc_tool_read` for those. Amounts are integers in the currency's smallest unit, and that unit differs by currency: CLP has no decimals, so 7005 is 7,005 pesos, while MXN and USD use cents, so 7005 is 70.05. Never assume a fixed factor of 100 — here it moves the wrong amount of money.

fintoc_tool_write

Discover which Fintoc operation fulfills the user's goal for the authorized organization. Start here before deciding how to fulfill the request. Search for the full goal, not a presumed implementation: preserve averages, totals, counts, trends and comparisons instead of reducing them to listing records. Returns up to three matching operations with their id, kind and summary, the scope each one requires and whether your credentials can call it. Does not include the parameter schema, its enum values or its field descriptions — call `fintoc_tool_details` with the id you pick to get those, then run the operation with `fintoc_tool_read` or `fintoc_tool_write`. Calling an operation straight from a search result means inventing its parameters.

fintoc_tool_search

Report a blocker or unexpected behavior. Use this when a tool is not working, a needed capability is missing, or you cannot complete what the user asked. We use these reports to prioritize fixes.

fintoc_submit_feedback