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- AlicenseBqualityDmaintenanceAn MCP server for Danish accounting via Billy.dk API, enabling natural-language control over invoices, bank lines, reports, and more, with a write-guard for safety.651MIT
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Scored across 13 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action or resource: read/list, status, receipt import/list, vendor save/list, and proposal lifecycle (prepare/plan/refresh/execute/journal). Although plan and journal both deal with proposals, plan is single-proposal inspection and journal is a history listing, so boundaries remain clear.
All tools share the billy_ prefix and use straightforward action or resource names, but the set mixes verb forms (billy_list, billy_get, billy_prepare) with noun forms for list/status operations (billy_status, billy_receipts, billy_vendors, billy_journal). This is a minor consistency issue, not a confusing one.
13 tools is well within the ideal range and each tool maps to a distinct step in the workflow: reading, status, receipt archive, vendor registry, and the prepare/plan/refresh/execute proposal pipeline. There is no obvious tool that is redundant or missing at the count level.
The proposal pipeline covers prepare, inspect, refresh, execute, and journal, and the read/import/list tools cover most inputs and outputs. The main gaps are a lack of an explicit cancel/abandon operation for proposals and no direct tool for uploading receipts into Billy; agents can usually work around these via execute attachments and by ignoring rejected proposals.