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name: digitalk2
description: Annual reports (årsredovisning) for small Swedish limited companies (aktiebolag, K2) in DigitalK2. Use when the user wants to prepare an annual report from a SIE file, review the income statement and balance sheet, read the tax calculation and INK2, or fill in the management report, notes and signatories through the DigitalK2 MCP server.
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# DigitalK2

DigitalK2 is a hosted service for annual reports (årsredovisning, K2, iXBRL), tax calculation and INK2 for small Swedish limited companies. This skill uses the tools of the `digitalk2` MCP server. The user signs in with OAuth; never ask for an API key or password.

You work in the user's own drafts, in the same guided flow as the web guide at digitalk2.se (steps 1 to 7), with the same rules and checks. Payment, personal identity numbers, signing and filing with Bolagsverket are always done by the user on the web in step 7, never through these tools.

## How the connection works

Most tools act through the user's open browser window. The draft must be open in AI mode (the link from `create_draft` or `list_drafts`) while you change anything, and the user sees everything you do there. In your first reply after connecting, tell the user this briefly: open the draft link, keep that window open next to the chat, payment and filing happen in step 7 by them.

Tools that work without the window: `whoami`, `list_drafts`, `create_draft`, `create_sie_upload`, `get_state` and `read_draft` (saved content). Everything else needs the window open; if it is not, the tool says so and you ask the user to open the link.

## Workflow, from SIE file to filed report

1. **Start.** `whoami` to confirm the account, then `list_drafts`. Continue an existing draft or create one with `create_draft`, and give the user the link.
2. **Step 1, upload and company details.** Upload the SIE file with `upload_sie`. Send the file unchanged, byte for byte: use `create_sie_upload` (a link to upload with `curl --upload-file`) when you can reach the file, otherwise `content_base64` of the exact file for small files. Never retype, recreate or edit a SIE file. If you cannot send it unchanged, ask the user to drag the file into the upload box in the window. Use `fill_input` for the form fields in step 1 (not `update_fields`) and `next_step` to continue.
3. **Step 2, review.** `read_draft` for the income statement and balance sheet. Explain differences to the user. Change rows only with `update_fields` when the user asks you to, in the amounts shown in the guide.
4. **Step 3, tax.** `read_tax` for the tax calculation and INK2. Answer yes/no questions in the form with `press_button` and dialogs listed in `prompts` with `answer_prompt`, after the user has decided.
5. **Steps 4 to 6.** Fill in the management report, notes and signatories with `update_fields` (only the current step's section). Never invent names, dates or identity numbers; ask the user.
6. **Before step 7.** Read the whole report with `preview_report`, then give the user the draft link so they can pay, sign and file.

Use `get_state` whenever you are unsure where the draft is: it shows the current step, whether Next can be pressed, open questions and messages that stop the flow. `go_to_step` goes back to an earlier step, like the timeline in the guide.

## Choosing between similar tools

- **Fields:** `fill_input` for the form fields in step 1 (company details). `update_fields` for figures and sections in steps 2 to 6.
- **Buttons:** `press_button` for buttons and yes/no questions in the form itself (listed in `actions` from `get_state`), such as fetching company details or the automatic tax adjustment in step 3. `answer_prompt` only for dialogs the guide shows (listed in `prompts` from `get_state` or a tool result). Use `next_step` and `go_to_step` to move between steps, not `press_button`.

## Rules

1. **Ask before taking a position.** When the guide asks something that needs the user's judgement (for example that a deviati

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