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Misc ​

Reference for the 8 CryptoComply MCP tools in the Misc family.

Tools in this group ​

change_review ​

Read-only: yes.

Show the person a write's dry run to confirm on screen, only when the dry run's next names this tool. Pass its confirm_token exactly; confirming replays the write with it.

Parameters

  • organization_id (int, required) — Organization scope.
  • confirm_token (str, required) — The confirm_token from the write's dry run.

country_list ​

Read-only: yes.

List countries from the ISO 3166-1 catalog. Use to resolve alpha-2 codes (e.g. 'IR'), alpha-3 codes ('IRN'), or names ('Iran') for profile creation, citizenship updates, jurisdiction audits, etc. Optional query substring-matches against name and both ISO codes (case-insensitive).

By default every country (about 250) comes in one page, so a country missing from it is not in the catalog.

Parameters

  • query (Annotated[str | None, Field(description='Case-insensitive substring matched against english_name, alpha2, and alpha3. Omit to return all countries.')], optional) — (no description)
  • limit (Annotated[int, Field(ge=1, le=300, description=LIMIT)], optional) — (no description)
  • offset (Offset, optional) — (no description)

list_my_organizations ​

Read-only: yes.

List every organization you may act in. Call this first to learn which organization_id values are valid for the other tools.

For a human caller these are the organizations the authenticated user belongs to. When you are the Slack assistant these are the organizations this conversation's channel is connected to — usually exactly one, and never any other, whatever account the assistant authenticates as.

me ​

Read-only: yes.

The person's role and permissions in one organization, the organization's name, and its optional features. audit_config lists the fields a change needs a rationale for. As the Slack assistant: the organization you work in and the person you act for.

Parameters

  • organization_id (OrganizationId, required) — (no description)

member_list ​

Read-only: yes.

List members of an organization with their roles. Use when the user asks about team members, who has access, or who owns what. Support staff with temporary access are not listed, but can still appear as an assignee or closer.

Parameters

  • organization_id (OrganizationId, required) — (no description)
  • role_id (Annotated[int | None, Field(description='Only members holding this role (from role_list).')], optional) — (no description)
  • limit (Limit, optional) — (no description)
  • offset (Offset, optional) — (no description)

organization_email_template_update ​

Read-only: no.

Customize the organization's default invitation emails, which every intake form inherits where it customizes nothing. Applies to every email sent from now on. Updated key by key: keys you send are set, keys you leave out are kept, and a key sent as null returns to the inherited value (BRANDING: null or ""). An email type sent as {} returns to the inherited wording entirely. Shape and caps: intake_form_authoring_rules (email_template).

Previews first.

Parameters

  • organization_id (int, required) — Organization scope.
  • email_branding (dict, required) — Per-email-type changes, e.g. {"INVITATION_PUBLIC": {"subject": "Complete your onboarding"}, "BRANDING": {"accent_color": "#1a73e8"}}.
  • confirm_token (str | None, optional) — From this tool's preview; omit to get one.

role_list ​

Read-only: yes.

List the roles members can hold in the organization, with what each one allows, e.g. to answer which role can resolve alerts or to find a role for member_list. No tool creates, edits or assigns roles: an administrator does that in the app, under Settings, in Roles (what a role allows) and Users (who holds it).

Parameters

  • organization_id (OrganizationId, required) — (no description)
  • limit (Limit, optional) — (no description)
  • offset (Offset, optional) — (no description)

whoami ​

Read-only: yes.

Who the signed-in person is: their name and email. As the Slack assistant, it names you and the person you act for. To name the organization, use me.