Consume the Accounted REST API (Swedish double-entry bookkeeping SaaS, https://app.gnubok.se/api/v1). Use when building an integration, app, backend job, or agent tool layer against Accounted: invoices, customers, suppliers, supplier invoices, journal entries (bokföring), bank transactions and reconciliation, payroll…
A calculator for professional-income tax in Russia for self-employed people, known as НПД. It covers the 4% rate for income from individuals, the 6% rate for income from companies, a ₽10,000 deduction, and the ₽2.4 million yearly limit.
Match book entries against bank or credit card statements to find discrepancies, missing transactions, and duplicates. Uses exact, near, and batch matching with balance verification. Trigger on "reconcile bank statement", "match transactions", "bank balance doesn't match", "close the books".
Process a batch of PDF or CSV bank and credit-card statements end to end: extract every transaction (parallel Haiku subagents), canonicalize the party names, categorize against your locked chart of accounts (parallel Sonnet subagents), detect inter-account transfers, and assemble a reviewed Google Sheets workbook with…
Drive bukio-cli — agent-first double-entry bookkeeping for SMEs across eleven jurisdictions. Book invoices, archive the originals, keep the books balanced.
Integration with Visma eAccounting API for bookkeeping and invoicing. Use when the user wants to interact with Visma eAccounting to manage invoices, customers, suppliers, upload receipts/documents, handle accounting operations, or automate bookkeeping tasks. Triggers include mentions of "Visma", "eAccounting"…
Reference operating rules for any AI agent (Muse, Claude, Copilot, OpenAI-powered assistants, …) using the KikoBooks MCP server. Mirrors the QuickBooks–Muse skill structure: purpose, tooling, auth, operating rules, limits. Keep it concise and operational — the live tool list is the source of truth for schemas.
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