The whole interface, written down.
3 named operations, the data layer behind them, and the design decisions worth arguing about. These are the real names an agent calls, so you can check this page against the product in a trial rather than taking it on faith.
Design Decisions
How it is built, and why it was built that way.
Five ordered passes over a shared row pool
Exact reference, then exact amount and date, then a tolerant window, then grouped subset-sum for one-to-many and many-to-one, then whatever is left becomes a typed exception. Each pass consumes rows, so nothing is double-matched.
recon.matchInteger cents, never floats
Every amount is parsed to integer cents before comparison. You will not lose a match to a rounding artefact, and you will not see a variance that exists only in binary floating point.
Normalise first, so you see parse problems before they become variances
Dry-run a feed and get back each row's parsed amount, ISO date and cleaned reference, plus warnings for ambiguous dates and unparseable amounts. Bad input announces itself.
recon.normalizeNo database, by design
The engine holds nothing. It takes two arrays, returns lines and a summary, and forgets. That makes it trivially safe to run against sensitive financial data and trivially easy to reason about.
Typed exceptions an agent can route
Results come back as matched, amount mismatch, date drift, missing from bank, missing from ledger, or unmatched. Each status maps cleanly to a different follow-up action.
recon.summaryAgent Tools
All 3, named.
An agent picks tools by name, so this list is the real interface rather than a category diagram. Every name is copied verbatim from the source and checked by a script on each build.
recon.matchrecon.normalizerecon.summaryInterfaces
The wires that already exist.
Because every app speaks the same tool protocol against the same identity, data moves by tool call rather than by nightly export.
CSV / XLSX parsingSpreadsheet feeds are parsed by the core toolkit before they reach the engine.
Check it against the product
Every name on this page is callable in a trial tenant. If something here does not match what you find, we would rather hear about it than have you discover it later.