dev.journalize/journalize

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Where it answers

• https://journalize.dev/mcpstreamable-http

The tools it lists (11, as of 2 days ago)

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• submit_directive

  Submit one Beancount directive (open, transaction, close, balance, price, note, document — any type). Paid, except your first 20 accepted writes per registered key, which are free (this specific tool only — submit_batch is always paid, even for your first call). Call with no payment_header first: if free writes remain, this succeeds immediately; otherwise you'll get price/asset/recipient back, so you can retry with payment_header set to your signed X-PAYMENT-equivalent payload (fresh nonce required on the retry — each call is independently signed).

• validate_directive

  Free dry-run: parse+book text against your full history without persisting or charging anything. Still requires a valid signature (identity/replay protection is not a billing concern).

• submit_batch

  Submit up to 1000 directives atomically — all persist together or none do. Priced 10x a single write, regardless of batch size within the cap. Always paid — the free-trial allowance (see submit_directive) applies to single writes only, never to batches, even if you haven't used any free writes yet. Paid.

• list_directives

  List raw directives (optionally filtered by account/date range). No booking involved — cheapest paid tool. `since`/`until` are ISO date strings (YYYY-MM-DD). Your first 2 calls per registered key are free (independent of the write/accounts/report allowances — see list_accounts, get_balance_sheet).

• list_accounts

  List all opened accounts with their currency constraints and booking method. No booking pass involved. Your first 2 calls per registered key are free (a separate allowance from list_directives' and the report tier's — see those tools).