Check whether the finance workload fits your task plan

**Objective:** Show whether the finance workload due in the next {days-ahead} days (default 7) fits the open TickTick tasks. Read-only.

**Step 1: Count the ledger work (Rillet)**

Call `rillet-get-bills` with `due-date.from` today and `due-date.to` today plus {days-ahead} days and count unpaid bills by day of `due-date`. Call `rillet-get-invoices` and count invoices with `due-date` in the window that are still open (`amount-due` above zero).

**Step 2: Read the task load (TickTick)**

Call `ticktick-get-tasks` with `due-date.from` today, `due-date.to` today plus {days-ahead} days, open tasks only, and `assignee` = {assignee} if given. Call `ticktick-get-focuses` with `start-time.from` set to 14 days ago to estimate typical focus time per day (`duration-seconds`).

**Step 3: Report**

Per day: bills due, invoices due, open tasks due, and typical focus minutes. Flag days with many bills or invoices but few or no tasks, and days with a task count beyond typical focus capacity.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `ticktick-*` tools are on the TickTick MCP server; `rillet-*` tools are on the Rillet MCP server. Both servers must be connected.
* Do NOT call any write tool on either server.

**Validation:**

* If there are no focus sessions, skip the capacity comparison and say so.
* State that task counts do not capture task size.