Spot misconfigured accounts in your Adaptive Planning chart

**Objective:** Review the chart of accounts, narrowed to account type `{account-type}` (default: all types) and to names containing `{name-contains}` (default: no name filter), and list the accounts that look misconfigured.

**Step 1: Pull the accounts**

Call `workday-adaptive-planning-get-account`. Pass `account-type` if one was given and `name.contains` if a name filter was given. If more than one company is in play and the user named one, pass `company`. Use a high `max-records` so the list is not truncated; if the result count equals `max-records`, say the list may be cut off.

**Step 2: Check each account against these rules**

* An account with no `parent-id` is a top-level account; list them as the roots.
* Two accounts with the same `name` or the same `code`.
* Accounts with an empty `account-group`, or a `balance-type` or `subtype` that differs from siblings under the same parent.
* Accounts whose `data-entry-type`, `time-rollup`, `plan-by` or `actuals-by` differs from siblings under the same parent.
* Intercompany accounts, listed separately.

**Step 3: Report**

Give the total account count, a count by `account-type`, then a table of flagged accounts with columns code, name, issue. End with a one-line recommendation per issue type.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* This prompt is read-only. Never call `workday-adaptive-planning-add-dimension-value`, `workday-adaptive-planning-update-dimension-value`, `workday-adaptive-planning-import-value`, `workday-adaptive-planning-erase-values` or `workday-adaptive-planning-publish-admin-changes`.
* Report only what the data shows; do not guess at intent.

**Validation:**

* If no accounts come back, say so and suggest loosening the filters.
* If `{account-type}` is not a value the data recognises, show the distinct account types you can see and stop.