Make sure every job has a project and every project has a job

**Objective:** Compare Business Central jobs with status `{job-status}` (default Open) against Asana projects, and report where the two systems disagree. Read only.

**Step 1: List the jobs in Business Central**

Call `business-central-get-job` with `status` set to `{job-status}` (Open if empty) and `company` set to `{company}` if given. Keep `job-number`, `description`, `bill-to-name`, `status`, `complete`, `starting-date`, `ending-date` and `person-responsible-name` for each.

**Step 2: List the projects in Asana**

Call `asana-get-project` with `archived` false. Keep `project-id`, `name`, `owner`, `completed`, `start-on`, `due-on`, `current-status` and `url`.

**Step 3: Match them**

A job matches a project when the project name contains the job number, or, failing that, when the project name equals or contains the job description (ignore case and surrounding punctuation). Never match on the customer name alone. If one job matches more than one project, list all candidates and mark the job as ambiguous rather than picking one.

**Step 4: Report**

Four sections, each a table:

1. Matched with disagreements: job number, description, project name, and what disagrees (job complete but project not completed, or the reverse; ending date vs due on more than 7 days apart; starting date vs start on more than 7 days apart).
2. Jobs with no Asana project: job number, description, bill-to name, person responsible.
3. Asana projects that match no job: name, owner, due on. Say these may be internal projects that never needed a job.
4. Ambiguous matches.

End with counts: jobs read, projects read, matched cleanly, matched with disagreements, unmatched on each side.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `business-central-get-job` is on the business-central server; `asana-get-project` is on the asana server.
* This prompt is read only. Do not call `asana-create-project`, `asana-update-project`, `asana-create-status-for-project` or any other asana create, update or add tool, and do not call any business-central create or update tool.
* Compare dates as dates, not strings. Business Central returns date-times; Asana returns ISO dates.

**Validation:**

* If Business Central returns no jobs, say so and stop.
* If Asana returns no projects, report every job as having no project and say the asana server may not be connected or the account may have no projects.
* If either call fails with a missing-tool error, name which server is not connected and stop.