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Every tool on Daybook's MCP server by area: what it reads or does, and the API page that does the same from code.

Each tool reads or acts as the credential that called it (Credentials). Tools that read are marked read-only, so a client can run them without asking; tools that act ask first in Claude and Cursor unless you allow them always. Money comes back in dollars beside the cents, so the model never does the arithmetic.

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ToolDoesKind
whoamiWho is signed in, who they act as, the practice in view and today's dateReads
homeThe start-of-day summary: queue counts, what is due, what changedReads
worklistOpen work items, by view, queue, focus, owner, practice or searchReads
record_workRecord what was done on a work item and finish it, set a follow-up or hand it offWrites

Claims

ToolDoesKindAPI equivalent
get_claimOne claim: lines, payer, status, balance, denial and editsReads
claim_timelineEverything that happened to a claim, oldest first: acknowledgments, status answers, calls, remits, notesReads
check_claim_statusAsk the payer now, over 276/277ActsCheck claim status
add_claim_noteAdd a note to a claim, under your nameWrites
submissionsSubmissions grouped for triage, or the batches by stageReads
list_documents, get_documentCharge documents received for coding, and their linesReads

Payer calls

ToolDoesKindAPI equivalent
list_callsThe payer calls Daybook placed and what each payer answered, newest first, filtered by answerReadsList calls
get_callOne payer call, claim by claim, with its reference number and transcriptReadsRetrieve a call
start_callCall a payer and wait for a structured answerActsStart a call
ivr_mapsEach payer's phone tree, as Daybook's voice agent walks itReads

Portals, eligibility and patients

ToolDoesKindAPI equivalent
start_portal_taskRun a portal lookup or uploadActsStart a portal task
check_eligibility270/271 eligibility and benefitsActsCheck eligibility
eligibility_checksRecent eligibility checks and their answersReads
list_patients, get_patientPatients by display name, with coverages, claims, authorizations and checksReads
list_authorizations, get_authorizationPrior authorizations: units approved and used, dates, state, and the claims they coverReads

Denials, remits and payments

ToolDoesKindAPI equivalent
list_denialsDenials with CARC and RARC codes, category, state and appeal deadlineReads
get_denialOne denial's cause and next stepReadsRetrieve a denial
draft_appealDraft an appeal letter for a person to sendWritesDraft an appeal
list_underpaymentsPayments flagged as under the expected amountReads
list_remittancesRemittances (ERAs) receivedReads
get_remittanceOne remittance with its claim lines, adjustments and proposed postingReadsRetrieve a remit

Enrollment and credentialing

ToolDoesKindAPI equivalent
list_enrollmentsPayer enrollments and their stateReads
submit_enrollmentStart an ERA or EFT enrollmentActsSubmit an enrollment
credentialingProviders' credentials, or payer credentialing applicationsReads
get_credentialing_sheetOne provider's or application's sheetReads

Practices, payers and contracts

ToolDoesKind
list_practices, get_practiceThe firm's practices: profile, onboarding, fee terms and contract ratesReads
list_clients, get_clientThe practices in your scopeReads
list_payers, get_payerPayers with limits, routes and phone lines, and one payer's sheetReads
fee_scheduleContract rates by payer, practice and codeReads

The firm

ToolDoesKind
kpisThe report measures, or one measure in detailReads
activity, get_agent_runWhat Daybook's agents did, and one run step by stepReads
automation_rulesThe firm's rulesReads
list_firm_playbooks, get_firm_playbookThe firm's own playbooks by categoryReads
settingsThe team, rules, connections or audit log pageReads
trustThe safeguards Daybook keepsReads
vocabularyThe words the firm uses for its codesReads

A tool with no API equivalent reads what the Daybook app shows on the page of the same name.

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