EULER

No. EULER's tool reference describes submit_referral as a multi-step flow that cannot complete unsupervised. The assistant must resolve a partner ID, fetch that partner's referral form, and have you fill in every required question before the tool will accept a payload. EULER also scopes submission server-side, so a customer admin can only submit for a partner belonging to their own company.

The partner was not approved on EULER's consent screen for this session, or you passed the wrong kind of identifier. EULER's troubleshooting notes say the consent gate blocks any partner access you did not explicitly approve. The directory search tool returns profile IDs, which EULER states are different values from the partner IDs the referral, commission and performance tools require.

It can, and EULER tells you when. Every list_accounts response carries a consent_summary block with a hidden_count field. EULER's troubleshooting section says a non-zero value means accounts exist in your workspace that were not approved during consent, and the fix is to disconnect and reconnect so you can re-select them on the consent screen.

Commission payouts, invoices, individual charges and incentive summaries, all as reads. EULER documents commissions, company_invoices, charges_lookup and incentives_summary with no write action between them. Commission queries split into a company-wide aggregate available only to customer admins and a per-partner view that partner-role tokens can also call for their own account.

No. EULER splits its tool surface into customer scope and partner scope, and the OAuth consent screen grants one or both. EULER documents the company-wide commission aggregate, partner rankings and the partner directory as customer-only. A partner-role session reaches its own performance, commissions, fund requests and service projects, resolved through the accounts it was granted at consent.

The OAuth state expired before the callback completed. EULER states the state is single use, so an interrupted flow — a network drop, a browser back button, a mismatched environment URL — invalidates it. EULER's fix is to disconnect the connector in your AI client and reconnect from scratch rather than retrying the interrupted flow.

EULER's own reference documents 45 tools across 21 categories as of 18 August 2026. Anthropic's directory snapshot from 16 August 2026 lists 20, and eight of those names no longer appear in EULER's reference. The server is gated, so we could not read the live list ourselves and cannot confirm which count is current.