get_analytics_money_position

{
  "name": "get_analytics_money_position",
  "description": "GET /api/analytics/money-position — One read for the Finance → Analytics \"where the money is\" section. Money is integer CENTS. `pool` is the VOUCHER_POOL account as the DAL serves it (`balance`, what is `committed` to vouchers and `outstanding` on allocations, and the `grantable` remainder) beside `ledgerBalance`, the same balance re-derived from every ledger edge — the two differ only when the ledger is inconsistent, which the panel shows as a warning. `series` has one row per UTC day of the range, oldest first: end-of-day running balances (`poolBalance`, `operationsTransferredToDate`, accumulated from the FIRST ledger row so the window opens on the real balance, and a quiet day repeating the day before) and that day's movements. A `clawbackRecoveries` figure is confirmed cash credited back to the pool (a CLAWBACK_RECOVERY leg carries a ledger line only once it is cash), never a booked reversal; `claimsPaid` is CLAIM debits; `poolIn`/`poolOut` are every pool credit and debit. `operationsTransferred` is the share moved INTO the operations Stripe account that day, negative when a refund or dispute brought it back. `clawbacks` is the whole queue folded by status (lifecycle order, every status present), read up to the DAL's 500-row cap — `queueCapped` says when that cap was hit. `stripe.platform` and `stripe.operations` are what Stripe holds in the view's currency; either is `null` when no key is configured or Stripe refused the read (the ledger figures stand), and `operations` is also null when no operations account is configured. `inFlight` names the ledger movements Stripe has not confirmed, which explain a platform balance above the pool. EVERY LEDGER ROW IS READ, 1000 a page; the cost grows with the ledger, not the range.",
  "inputSchema": {
    "type": "object",
    "properties": {
      "range": {
        "type": "string",
        "description": "Anything unrecognised falls back to 30 days silently, as the time-series does."
      }
    }
  },
  "annotations": {
    "readOnlyHint": true,
    "openWorldHint": false
  }
}