Screen M&A deal documents for red flags across 15 risk categories; findings checked against source.
Scored across 4 tools
The four tools map to distinct operations: single screening (screen_document), batch screening (bulk_screen), job polling (get_bulk_status), and result retrieval (get_analysis). The only mild overlap is that bulk_screen can screen a single document, but the descriptions clearly delineate batch vs single-document use.
Mostly consistent verb_noun pattern (get_analysis, get_bulk_status, screen_document) with the 'get_' prefix for reads. bulk_screen inverts the order (adjective_verb) relative to screen_document, a minor deviation but still readable and predictable.
Four tools is a lean but sensible surface for an upload/score/retrieve service, with each tool earning its place. It is slightly thin—no query/list or account tool—but not under-scoped for the core screening workflow.
The core lifecycle is covered: upload+score (single and bulk), poll status, and fetch stored analysis. Minor gaps exist—no tool to list previously screened documents, check account quota (referenced but not exposed), or delete/re-screen results.
Upload up to 25 documents and screen them as one batch. Waits for text extraction, then starts scoring and returns job ids; poll get_bulk_status until the batch is finished. Each item is {title, content_base64 | text, filename?}. The 25-document limit is not the binding one for large files: the whole call must stay under 32 MB including base64 overhead, so send fewer, larger documents per batch rather than filling all 25 slots. Exceeding it is a bare HTTP 413 from the transport, before this tool runs. To RESUME a batch that was uploaded but not scored — this tool timed out waiting for extraction, or scoring failed to start — call it again with 'bulk_job_id' instead of 'documents'. That re-uses the existing upload and does NOT spend the account's quota a second time. If the batch is rejected because one or more documents are too large for the plan's scan engine, retry with force_precision=true to scan those documents truncated to the recall window (coverage beyond it is excluded).
Inputs: engine, industry, documents, bulk_job_id, +3 more.
Retrieve the stored risk analysis for a document already screened by this account. Read-only.
Inputs: document_id (required).
Check progress of a batch started by bulk_screen. Pass the upload_job_id, the analyze_job_id, or both.
Inputs: upload_job_id, analyze_job_id.
Upload a deal document and score it for risk across 15 categories. Returns the overall score, rating, whether the deal is flagged as blocked, and per-category findings. Provide the file either as 'content_base64' (PDF, DOCX, TXT or CSV) or as plain 'text'. The whole call must stay under 32 MB, and base64 adds about a third, so the document itself should be under roughly 24 MB — a larger one is rejected by the transport before this tool runs, which surfaces as a bare HTTP 413 rather than a normal tool error. Use the REST upload endpoint for anything bigger.
Inputs: title (required), text, engine, filename, +5 more.
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Review contracts for risks: summary, severity-rated flags, key terms, and clause coverage.
Vendor checks: sanctions lists, SEC filings, domain age and a due-diligence report with sources.
Distressed-SMB diligence: bankruptcy, lawsuits, recalls, exclusions, WARN layoffs, liens (sourced).
Evidence-backed pre-purchase checks for offer terms, seller trust and policy compliance.
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