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Use “Transition a federated task” in Recued. Validates the project-owned workflow vocabulary before changing native task state and progress.

Use “Tenant statement” in Recued. One tenant's account: everything charged, everything received, and the balance derived from the two. Not read off any invoice, because no invoice knows about the payment that arrived against a different month.

Use “What is in this dataset, and what would scanning it cost” in Recued. Survey a BigQuery dataset from metadata alone: which tables exist, how large one of them is, whether it is partitioned, and when it last changed.

Use “Tag a transaction line” in Recued. Sets which tags a line belongs to, one per tree. Each tag and every tag above it counts the full amount.

Use “Tag a month of lines” in Recued. One tree at a time: every line in a period on one page, with a picker in the tag cell.

Use “What went under a tag” in Recued. Everything spent under one tag, including every tag beneath it, at any depth.

Use “Stamp a decision's review date” in Recued. Records watcher for newly logged decisions. Computes the review date from the decision's own review window so every decision carries one without the author having to work it out.

Use “Start a cited Tavily research report” in Recued. Start one non-streaming Tavily Research task for a clearly scoped question, then show its request ID and initial status. Research is asynchronous, can consume substantially more credits than a search, and always asks for approval before creating the task.

Use “Records runtime” in Recued. It helps you complete this workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Set a budget” in Recued. A cap on a tag for one period. It counts everything under that tag, at any depth.

Use “Change the rent” in Recued. Sets a contract's rent. Periods already raised keep the amount they were raised at.

Use “Retire or restore a customer” in Recued. Takes a customer off the working list without deleting anything they are attached to, or puts them back.

Use “Show a booking” in Recued. Reads one provider record booking and the people attending it. The booking's own fields are labelled from the provider response; the attendee list is a separate read, because the booking carries attendees only as an unstructured data.

Use “Building” in Recued. One building: what it is, and every unit in it. It uses the connections and settings you choose when you run it.

Use “Show a company's filed numbers” in Recued. List the stored periods for one company and concept, newest first, with the change against the period before it. Read-only — it calls the SEC not at all and shows only what a refresh already stored.

Use “Show a federated project” in Recued. Reads one project beside its pack-private federation record and peer inventory.

Use “Show what a search found” in Recued. List the documents one search run matched, with the page and the matching line, alongside the documents that could not be opened. Read-only.

Use “Unit” in Recued. One unit: who is in it now, and every tenancy it has had. It uses the connections and settings you choose when you run it.

Use “Search your documents” in Recued. Search every PDF in a folder for a term and record which documents matched, with the page and the matching line. Each file is first checked as readable, so a document that could not be opened is reported as unreadable rather than counted as a miss.

Use “Search symbols on a TradingView UDF datafeed” in Recued. Search up to 50 instruments exposed by the selected UDF-compatible server, optionally narrowed by the exact exchange and symbol-type values advertised in its configuration.

Use “Records runtime” in Recued. It helps you complete this workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Send DeepTutor assignment or exam” in Recued. Scheduled class dish. It uses the connections and settings you choose when you run it.

Use “Which warehouses bill while nobody is using them” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Subscribed is not delivered, and off is not the same as switched off” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “RFIs overview” in Recued. It provides a focused, read-only view and leaves data in the connected service unchanged.

Use “Schedule a site visit” in Recued. Book one visit to an existing site on a date and time window. The visit is keyed on site, date and window start, so re-running the same booking converges on the same row instead of double-booking the slot.

Use “Review historical bars from a TradingView UDF datafeed” in Recued. Read up to 500 historical bars for one exact symbol and one server-supported resolution over a friendly preset date window. The result preserves UDF's compact t/o/h/l/c/v columns; entries at the same array index belong to the same bar.

Use “What am I paying DigitalOcean for that is doing nothing” in Recued. Finds resources that bill while idle: powered-off droplets, volumes attached to nothing, load balancers with no backends, and accumulated snapshots. A powered-off droplet still bills — only destroying it stops the charge.

Use “How many Brevo contacts can actually receive, counted from the rows” in Recued. Brevo is dropping the list counters to zero.

Use “How much of this Sentry number was measured, and how much was inferred” in Recued. The number on A sentry chart is an extrapolation BY default. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Is this Tailscale diagnostic telling me anything” in Recued. Reads the local node's backend state first, because almost every other tailscale read answers cheerfully whether or not the node is on the tailnet. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Which Twilio numbers answer nothing, and which show a URL that is never called” in Recued. A number with NO handler still bills. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Which Cloudflare records could hide your origin and do not” in Recued. A DNS record that could be proxied and is not publishes your origin address, which is the one thing Cloudflare sits in front of your site to prevent. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Who on this PagerDuty schedule cannot actually be paged” in Recued. A person can SIT on an on-call schedule with zero notification rules — PagerDuty will assign them the incident and notify nobody, and no screen in the product says anything is wrong. This finds them.

Use “Why my Deel money has not moved” in Recued. Reads your balances, your withdrawal setup and your compliance documents together, because a balance sitting in Deel looks identical whether it is on its way or stuck. Uploaded is not accepted — a rejected document counts as uploaded, so an "have I sent everything?" check says yes.

Use “How healthy are my Teamwork projects” in Recued. Outstanding tasks, unassigned work and logged time across a Teamwork account. Soft-deleted tasks still arrive in the list, so 'not completed' is not 'outstanding' — this counts them apart.

Use “What ran on Databricks, and what it cost me” in Recued. Break down recent Databricks query history by its actual status and show the warehouse fleet beside it. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Review quotes from a TradingView UDF datafeed” in Recued. Read quote snapshots for one to ten exact, comma-separated tickers from the selected UDF-compatible server. Quote support, fields, source, and freshness vary by feed; this is a finite read, not a real-time stream or brokerage operation.

Use “What have I saved and never read” in Recued. Reviews the Readwise Reader inbox and Later list, separating what was actually opened from what was merely filed. Location is a workflow state and readingprogress is a read state — they disagree in both directions.

Use “What Stripe's invoice search can and cannot tell you about what you are owed” in Recued. This reads A search index, not the ledger. Stripe's own words: "Don't use search in read-after-write flows where strict consistency is necessary.

Use “What of my FreshBooks invoices is actually owed to me” in Recued. Separates the three different questions a FreshBooks invoice answers at once.

Use “What is actually on the roadmap” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.

Use “Is this GitHub repo actually being scanned, or just quiet” in Recued. The same alert list is wrong in both directions. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “Which of my Mailgun domains can actually reach a stranger” in Recued. Reads the domain list and splits it on the two things that decide whether mail arrives. A sandbox domain only delivers to authorised recipients — sending to anyone else succeeds at the API and arrives nowhere, so "we are sending mail" is true and useless.

Use “Review what a set is carrying” in Recued. Show, photo by photo, what a set's images were carrying before they were stripped — GPS coordinates, camera, device serial, capture time. It reads information without changing data in the connected service.

Use “What am I holding on Binance, and what is still working” in Recued. Spot balances counted as free plus locked, with open orders split by whether they have started filling. Reading only the free balance understates every position that has an order working against it.

Use “How old are the Plaid balances I am reading” in Recued. Reads a linked Item's status next to its accounts, because /accounts/get returns confident numbers whether or not the connection still works. Plaid's own docs: /accounts/get "retrieves cached information" and the balance "will reflect the balance at the time of the last successful Item update".

Use “Which OpenAI keys can still spend your money, and who is behind them” in Recued. It carries out the named workflow using the connections and settings you choose.