Redbark

Every connection with its accounts and live balances in one call. Lists connections and accounts, fetches the balance of each banking account (brokerage and Documents accounts are listed without balances), and totals by currency. Use list_holdings for brokerage positions. Flags connections that need reauthorization; reconstructed connections have unknown status and null needs_reauthorization until verified with list_connections. The aggregate reauthorization count is null when connection paging is truncated or any reconstructed connection is unknown.

account_overview

Read-only health check for one sync: its status and latest runs with failure reasons, the events about it and their delivery status, the state of every connection it reads (consent expiry, reauthorization), and a list of recommended next actions as tool calls. Never changes anything.

diagnose_sync

Returns the identity of the connected Redbark account: an opaque stable id and, when the account has them, a name and email. Read-only. Use it to tell which Redbark account this connection belongs to.

get_profile

List accounts. Accounts across every connection, newest first. Filter to one connection with `connection`. Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_accounts

List balances. The bulk form of get_account_balance: pass one or more `account` query parameters (banking acct_ ids from list_accounts) and get every balance back in one call, in the order requested. Each item carries its own freshness, so a stale or unavailable read on one account never blocks the rest: an account whose provider is deferred, timed out or unreachable comes back with null amounts, `freshness: unavailable` and, when a retry can help, `retry_after_seconds`, while the others return normally. An account whose `status` is `unavailable` (removed by the provider) comes back unavailable without `retry_after_seconds`. The call fails only when no provider answered. When Redbark caching is disabled, Fiskil live refreshes are limited to once per account every 15 minutes: an account inside that limit comes back unavailable with `retry_after_seconds`. May be served from the provider-specific connection gateway cache. Never written to Redbark database or logs.

list_balances

List connections. Bank and brokerage connections on the account, newest first. Filter by `status` (repeat with `status[]=` for several) or `provider`. Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_connections

List destinations. Destinations on the account, newest first. Filter by `type` (sheets, notion, airtable, ynab or webhook). Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_destinations

List institutions. Banks and brokerages you can connect, across Fiskil (Australia), Akahu (New Zealand), Plaid (United States) and SnapTrade (brokerages). Filter by `provider`, `country`, `type` or `popular`, and search with `q`. Popular lists are sorted by `popular_rank`; everything else is sorted by name. Fiskil institutions report current availability. Akahu, Plaid and SnapTrade institutions have no availability feed, so they are listed as available with a null `status`. Plaid institutions are search-only: they are listed only when `q` has at least 2 characters, and without it `provider=plaid` or `country=US` returns an empty list. A provider whose directory cannot be loaded contributes no rows. Pass an institution `id` as `institution` when creating a link session for the same provider. Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_institutions

List runs for a sync. Runs from the last 90 days, newest first. Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_sync_runs

List syncs. Syncs on the account, newest first. Filter by `status` (repeat with `status[]=` for several), `enabled` or `destination`; pass `include[]=latest_run` to embed each sync's most recent run. Results are paginated: pass limit (1 to 100) and follow next_page_url by sending its page token back as the page argument.

list_syncs