SpellBook Finance

After finishing the task, ask the person whether they consent to send one bounded capability-gap report to SpellBook. Call this tool only after an explicit yes for this report and set consentToShare to true. Use it when a needed field was null, you guessed a number because no tool supplied it, you wished a tool existed, or you abandoned a path. It returns no task data and fixes nothing. Generate a fresh ULID submissionId and reuse the exact request for retries within 24 hours. Field paths must be real SpellBook response paths. There is no free-text field: never describe the card, price, customer, or conversation.

Read a workspace's saved-rule pricing authority before an eBay reprice. Returns current and accepted eBay rules, mode, source-change acceptance requirement, unresolved submission evidence, missingFields and limitations. Settling means earlier admitted marketplace writes may still finish. Only the owner can accept rules through the web app.

Create one alert in a workspace and return the saved alert. alertType buylist_watch watches dealer buy offers for the whole inventory (buylistWatchScope inventory) or for one printing and finish (buylistWatchScope card); buylistWatchCondition crossed also needs direction and threshold in USD. Every other alertType watches one card or box and needs assetType, assetKey, assetName, isFoil, direction and threshold. Sending the same alert twice returns the first one with replayed true and creates nothing. Call spellbook_alerts_list first to see what exists.

Delete one saved alert by exact alertId, taken from spellbook_alerts_list, and return success. The alert stops watching at once. Read the list first and confirm with the person which alert to remove, because this tool cannot restore it.

Read every price alert and buylist watch saved in one workspace, one row per alert with its type, asset, direction and threshold when it has them, status, trigger fields and last matched keys. Filter by status or alertType. Call it before spellbook_alert_create to see what the seller already watches, and use the alertId on a row with spellbook_alert_delete. It reports saved alerts and does not evaluate them or say whether a price would trigger one today.

Read sealed-product EV rankings with each box's modeled total EV, evRatio, pack standard deviation (packSD), N0 and breakEvenPct, defaulting to the highest evRatio first. Call it for "how many packs until opening is likely profitable" (N0), "how swingy is this box" (packSD, and swinginess, which is packSD divided by packEV) and "what share of packs beat the pack price" (breakEvenPct). N0 is the number of packs at which a normal approximation, treating packs as independent and identical, gives about a 97.7% modeled probability that summed gross card market value exceeds summed pack cost. It is null when per-pack edge is zero or negative. Pack cost is packPrice, the box market price divided by packsPerBox. Each N0 variant uses its own valuation basis, with its own pack SD and edge: n0Full uses full market value (packSD, fullEdge), n0LandAdjusted prices cheap lands at bulk rates (landAdjustedPackSD, landAdjustedEdge), and n0Sellable prices cards below a threshold at bulk buylist rates (sellablePackSD, sellableEdge). All values are gross market value before selling fees, shipping and liquidity. breakEvenPct is the share of simulated single packs worth at least packPrice. It is not the probability of profit after N packs. Rows also carry exact product IDs, market prices, the acquirableFloorUsd and evRatioBasis behind the stored EV ratios when present, market-basis ratios, market-price spreads, shipping-aware ratios, per-pack metrics and row timestamps. evRatio is totalEV divided by max(marketPrice, the cheapest captured TCG listing price plus shipping) on rows with a known basis; evRatioMarketBasis preserves the market-price comparison. spreadUsd is totalEV minus marketPrice, so it is a separate comparison. typicalEV is the box EV with every card under typicalEvCutoffPerPack (a pull probability of 0.001 per pack) left out, and typicalEvExcludedCount is how many cards that dropped; typicalEV is null when the model cannot compute it, with typicalEvReason saying why. Sort by n0Full, n0LandAdjusted or n0Sellable to order boxes by packs needed. Call spellbook_sealed_product_offers with a row's boxId for store offers on that product. This is modeled research evidence for a caller's decision, not a purchase instruction.

Score every closed buy decision in one workspace against its immutable prediction and a fixed equal-weight printing basket. Includes unscored and abandoned counts, missing baseline evidence and small-sample limits. Uses submitted receipts; does not verify merchant orders or money.

Return a bounded source-order page of materialized TCGplayer-to-Card-Kingdom rows with an opaque nextCursor for complete traversal. Rows include printing identity, observed acquisition and cash quote prices, listed shipping, seller/quantity evidence, exit.quantityBuying (the copies Card Kingdom buys at the quoted price), maxCopies (the smaller of listed stock and exit.quantityBuying), the Card Kingdom condition ladder (NM/EX/VG/G payouts, modeled from the NM quote), timestamps, printingMismatches and missingFields. Call this first when a person says "I have $X to risk", "find me opportunities", "good opportunities", "single cards", "high risk singles", "start with arbitrage" or "what should I buy". Never request more copies of a row than maxCopies. Before handing a person a buy list, record each chosen row as a consideration with spellbook_customer_evidence_record, because spellbook_buy_outcome_report scores only recorded considerations. No profit, ranking, selection, reserves or cost defaults. Exact listing links and fee amounts are null when unavailable. Customer agent supplies all policy and executes purchases.

Read one page of a workspace's sellable inventory, one group per printing, finish and condition, with the per-unit net at each of seven destinations: Card Kingdom cash, Card Kingdom credit, Star City Games cash, ManaPool, TCGplayer, TCGplayer Direct and eBay. Each destination carries gross, fees, net, price source, observation time, vendor minimum, quantity the vendor is buying and a skip reason when it has no usable price. Pass nextCursor back to read the next page. It lists every destination in a fixed order and does not rank them, name a best one or say what to sell.

Read dealer buy offers for ONE exact card product, preserving each offer's game, finish, subtype, language, condition, source product, source timestamp, cash and credit fields, quantity and missingFields. Use the catalog product id from spellbook_printings_search. Pokemon offers are English NM/New CoolStuffInc observations when present; no offer or missing field proves a dealer has no stock. This read returns facts and does not choose a vendor or sell cards.

Read the stored daily dealer buylist price series for ONE exact printing: one point per day with the Card Kingdom and Cardhoarder buylist price when SpellBook stored one, oldest day first, plus earliestDay, the first day SpellBook holds any stored row for that printing. Use the printing id from spellbook_printings_search. Call spellbook_card_buylist for current offers from every dealer SpellBook reads. This read returns facts; it does not choose a vendor, judge a price or sell cards.

Read every price source SpellBook Finance holds for ONE printing, one row per source, each with its own label, price and timestamp. Sources can include TCGplayer Market, TCGplayer Low, Card Kingdom retail and buylist, CoolStuff, an eBay 90-day sold median, Cardmarket, ManaPool and CardTrader. Pokemon TCGplayer finish subtypes stay in separate rows. cardId is the exact printing id returned by spellbook_printings_search: a UUID for Magic, or a catalog product id for Riftbound or Pokemon. Rows come back in source order with their own timestamps; nothing is averaged, ranked, or chosen for you, and no listing link is returned.

Set one workspace's lane mode for one channel-lane marketplace, the switch that decides whether SpellBook reads the marketplace or changes listings there. This changes public marketplace behavior for the workspace, only the workspace owner may call it, and the agent sets a mode only after the seller chose one. It returns the same lane state as spellbook_marketplace_onboarding. The modes: off: the lane is disabled and SpellBook neither reads nor changes the marketplace. observe: SpellBook reads the marketplace and records whether it matches SpellBook's desired state, and never changes a listing there. push: SpellBook creates, updates, and removes listings on the marketplace to match its desired state.

Pin one of the workspace's saved pricing profiles to one marketplace channel, or clear the pin with a null profileId. It is the same choice as the channel defaults card on the SpellBook pricing settings page. Read spellbook_channel_pricing_profiles first, and pin only a profile the seller named. Returns the full channel pricing read after the write, plus the channel's previous pin, so the change can be reverted by setting the previous value back. It changes which profile prices future automatic listings and reprices; it edits no profile and publishes nothing.

Read which saved pricing profile each marketplace channel prices from in one workspace. Automatic eBay listing and repricing price every card from the eBay channel's profile, so read this before a seller turns on automatic eBay listing. Returns the workspace's saved profiles by name with the active one marked, and for each channel the pinned profile, the profile automation actually prices from, and which SpellBook jobs read that pin. It reports the setting and recommends no profile.

Read the current snapshot or one immutable revision of a collection deal owned by the selected workspace. The response includes the selected revision's command and receiptId so submitted terms and corrections can be audited. Read the collection-buying skill before interpreting lifecycle state.

List a bounded page of collection deals in the selected seller workspace. Follow nextCursor to enumerate the full set, then read a deal for its latest or historical revision and source command.

Record one seller-agreed collection deal or a later receipt, count correction, evaluation, seller response, reported payment/refund, return/title disposition, dispute, closure, or evidence-backed reopening. Read spellbook_skill(name: collection-buying) first. A submission is an immutable, owner-scoped receipt; retry its exact submissionId and payload after an uncertain result. It records evidence only: it does not contact a seller, send money, verify a reported payment, transfer title, receive inventory, or publish cards.

Read one receipt for the cards a workspace holds: total copies, distinct printings, printings held two or more times, copies with a market price and their market USD total, copies and market USD in each value band, copies and market USD at one dollar and up, the market USD of the most valuable copies up to topUnitsCap, and the top rows by market value with card name, set, collector number, finish, condition, copies, unit market and the Intelligent Pricing TCGplayer ask when one was computed. Call it to answer what a collection holds and what it is worth in one read; it works for a free collection-only workspace and for a store. Call spellbook_inventory_holdings next for every row, or spellbook_buylist_compare for per-destination nets. It reports facts; it does not rank, score or pick what to sell.

Read CK credit-funded sealed acquisition candidates ranked by opening EV. Cash/credit opening multiples do NOT rank intact sealed resale cash profit. Credit is restricted purchasing power.

Assess up to ten exact sealed product lines as a CK-credit-funded intact resale scenario. Supply starting credit and explicit cost assumptions; omit unknown costs. EV judgment is permitted. Returns labeled cash estimates, credit allocation, capacity and missing evidence. Research only, no purchase.

Read one private immutable evidence receipt from the selected workspace. Returned observations and source fields remain submitted evidence.

List a bounded page of private evidence receipts from the selected workspace, optionally filtered by receipt kind, parent, or item ID.

Append one immutable consideration, realized outcome, or work observation to the selected workspace. A receipt proves storage only. It does not verify source providers, inspected card truth, profit, or completed work.

Read one authenticated customer's exact owned and draft card contents for a deck. The response preserves game identity, entry ids, matched catalog identity, quantities, membership recovery count and Pokemon readiness checks. It reports facts only and does not edit a deck or infer missing cards.

Import one player's Pokemon decklist from one fixed Limitless tournament standings record into the seller's workspace. The workspace owner chooses the event, player, format and idempotency key; retries with the same key replay the first result or report an in-progress import. The tool does not accept URLs or credentials and returns source identity, matched and unmatched counts, and the imported deck.

Set one workspace's eBay automation mode, which decides whether SpellBook lists and reprices on eBay by itself, whether that automation lists basic lands, and how many copies one listing may carry. This changes public eBay behavior for the workspace, only the workspace owner may call it, and the agent sets a mode only after the seller chose one. The modes: manual: Nothing lists or reprices on eBay automatically; you publish from the eBay preview when you choose. auto_list: New eligible inventory lists on eBay automatically at your saved eBay pricing strategy's prices, and existing eBay listings are never repriced automatically. full: New inventory lists on eBay automatically, and existing eBay listings reprice from your saved eBay pricing strategy. With variation packages on (the default), new inventory groups into one listing per set with each card as a variation; with them off, each card lists on its own.

Get a one-click link the seller opens to connect their eBay account to SpellBook Finance. Call spellbook_ebay_connection_status first. The link is signed for this customer and expires, so fetch a fresh one when you hand it over. Give them the link and tell them eBay will ask them to sign in and approve the connection. Once they finish, call spellbook_ebay_connection_status again; the agent never needs to open a SpellBook browser.

Check whether this signed-in customer's eBay seller account is connected to SpellBook Finance. Call this before requesting a connect link and call it again after the seller approves eBay consent. It returns the stored account identity and token state plus current eBay seller-registration and selling-limit facts. If connected is false and account is null, call spellbook_ebay_connect_link. If status is revoked, fetch a fresh connect link.

Read one eBay bulk job by the jobId returned from spellbook_ebay_publish or spellbook_ebay_reprice. Both operations queue work, so call this before telling the person a listing was created or its ask changed. State planning, pending, uploading, processing or ingesting means the job is still running: call again after about a minute. State failed carries errorMessage, and each failures row carries a per-card reason: relay that reason to the person. A job with dryRun true is a reprice preview: it changed no eBay price, and totalItems counts the listings a live run would reprice. Returns state, counts, per-card items, failures and missingFields.

Advance one bounded discovery step of an existing eBay enrollment and return its header. Read spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_get first for the current state version. The server chooses each discovery page; repeat from fresh readback while building, then ask the owner to review in the web app.

Read one eBay price-limit enrollment's state, coverage counts, fingerprint and original expiry. Call after preparation or continuation. Read stored baselines with spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_pages; continue building with spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_continue.

Read bounded stored pages of eBay enrollment identities, observed baselines, absolute bounds and exclusions. Call after spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_get. Follow nextCursor until null to inspect all stored pages; read the header again for overall completion.

Prepare an account-wide enrollment proposal from explicit owner-selected bounds and times. Returns a durable header and coverage counts. Explain the quiet interval prerequisite before calling: controlled price admissions and relevant membership changes can invalidate discovery. Continue with spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_continue; the owner reviews and activates in the web app.

Read active and pending eBay fixed-baseline price limits, enforcement status and missing evidence. Call before preparing a new enrollment with spellbook_ebay_price_limit_enrollment_prepare. Expiry stops new admissions; earlier admitted writes may still finish.

Execute the frozen targets of an owner-approved exact eBay pricing batch. First prepare with spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_prepare and read owner approval with spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_get. Returns durable execution and per-listing outcome evidence; read the same operation again to inspect progress.

Read one exact eBay pricing batch's immutable targets, owner approval state and per-listing submission and readback evidence. Call after preparation or execution. Use spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_execute only after owner approval; keep unknown submissions distinct from observed prices.

Prepare an immutable eBay pricing batch from selected inventory items. Returns exact listing identities, executable USD cents, complete physical membership and approval state. Ask the owner to review the batch in the web app, then call spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_get before execution.

Prepare a new exact eBay pricing approval from selected accepted source receipts. Returns eligible listing identities, typed conflicts and missing evidence. First read the source with spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_get. The owner must choose manual automation and approve the new compensation in the web app; read its approval before spellbook_ebay_pricing_approval_execute.

Publish owned copies from one workspace as live eBay listings, priced by a stated rule. Pass itemIds to publish one exact card. ALWAYS call it once with dryRun true and show the person the counts and the preflight before calling it again with dryRun false, because a live run creates real listings a real buyer can buy. Pricing anchors on market price, never on what the seller paid: multiplier 0.96 lists at 96% of market, and floorUsd only ever raises a price. A live run returns a queued jobId, or the reason nothing published. A queued job has listed nothing yet, so call spellbook_ebay_job_status with that jobId before telling the person any card is live.

Preview or reprice existing live eBay listings in one seller workspace using owner-accepted saved rules or a market multiplier and optional floor. Read spellbook_agent_pricing_protection first. A workspace in saved_rules_only mode requires pricing saved_rules; the server uses its accepted rules. This is a one-run marketplace override: it changes current eBay asks, creates no listing, and saves no pricing profile or durable override. Preview first with the default dryRun true. A preview with itemIds returns its counts at once. Any other preview returns state planning and a jobId, so read its counts with spellbook_ebay_job_status. An explicit dryRun false queues an async reprice job. Read that job with spellbook_ebay_job_status until each affected listing reaches its terminal state.

End the live eBay listings for up to 25 exact copies, and keep each copy in inventory so it can be published again. Take Item ids from spellbook_inventory_items_query. Show the person which cards will come down and get a yes before calling, because a live listing ends at once. Returns one result per copy: unpublished, kept, no_listing, or failed.

Read this authenticated customer's current Investor and Seller access. Flags are not proof of payment or enrollment.

Claim the one permanent free Seller allowance for a workspace the seller explicitly chose. Ask the seller to name the workspace from spellbook_workspaces_list and confirm that choice before this call. Never pick a workspace from list order or an active-workspace default. The signed-in person must own it. Re-read spellbook_workspace_plan_status after this call for the actual allowance and entitlement.

Find a cataloged SpellBook Finance customer-agent guide for seller setup and onboarding, selling, pricing, sealed EV, or choosing a card or sealed-product strategy for a budget and workload. Use it when a customer asks how to make money with Magic, what to do with a bankroll or store credit, whether to open or resell sealed product, or which research route fits their goal. Returns each guide's purpose, supported decision, and URL; read that page for its tool sequence and field meanings. Public search-acquisition articles are excluded. For screening, valuing, or messaging about a Pokémon collection or Marketplace lot, read spellbook_skill with name collection-buying.

Record physically confirmed cards into one inventory bin, by stating the DESIRED TOTAL quantity of each exact printing that belongs in that bin. Existing live copies count toward that total, so only a missing difference is created. Calling it twice with the same numbers creates nothing the second time. Use it for the first cards a seller enters by hand, with no CSV and no scanner. Returns the created item ids plus every candidate it refused and why.

Read one page of what a seller's own workspace holds, aggregated to one row per printing, finish and condition. Each row carries card name, set code, collector number, variant label, quantity owned, quantity available, the current unit market price and the resolved minimum-sell floor with the tier that produced it. Call this to answer what is in the collection, what it is worth, what is already listed versus still available, and which rows sit near their floor. It reports holdings; it does not rank them, pick what to sell, or state a listing's live marketplace status.

Import a seller's own ManaBox export or TCGplayer inventory export into one workspace, the same import the SpellBook Finance web app runs. The server parses the CSV, resolves each row to an exact printing, preserves mapped location labels or assigns fallback bins, and creates one inventory copy per card. TCGplayer Pokémon and Riftbound rows require the catalog's exact game, provider product identity, finish, condition, and language; incomplete or mismatched rows are skipped with a repair reason and never default to Magic, English, or nonfoil. Sending the identical CSV again returns the first result with duplicate true and creates nothing. Returns the importId, how many copies were written, the bins used, and every row it could not parse or skipped.

Read what a workspace has bought or saved that has not arrived yet, one group per marketplace order or precon deck import. Each group carries its acquisitionSource, a readable title, the copy and card counts, the total cost, the date it was recorded and the bins its copies are assigned to. Call this to answer what is still on the way, or to find the acquisitionSource to receive. It reports pending groups; it does not track a package or say when one will arrive.

Mark every pending copy in the named orders or precon imports as received, which makes them owned inventory that can be listed and sold. Returns how many copies were received, their total cost and the bins they belong in. Call it when the customer says the package arrived and they counted the cards. Read spellbook_inventory_incoming first to get each acquisitionSource.