One donor view across Bloomerang giving and NetSuite accounts

**Objective:** Build one view of the donor `{constituent-name}` across both systems: giving history from Bloomerang and the money position in NetSuite, looking back `{lookback-days}` days (default 365).

**Step 1: Identify the donor (Bloomerang)**

Call `bloomerang-get-constituent` with `full-name.contains` set to `{constituent-name}`. If more than one matches, list them (id, name, email, city) and stop. Keep `id`, `primary-email`, `engagement-score` and `status`.

**Step 2: Read the giving (Bloomerang)**

Call `bloomerang-get-transaction` with `account-id` set to the id and `date.from` set to today minus `{lookback-days}` days. Total the `amount` and note the largest gift, the latest gift and the count.

**Step 3: Read the financial position (NetSuite)**

Call `netsuite-get-customer` with `email` set to the donor's email and keep `internal-id` and `balance`. Then, with that value as `customer-id`, call `netsuite-get-invoice` with `unpaid-amount.min` set to 0.01 to list open invoices, and call `netsuite-get-customerpayment` and `netsuite-get-customerdeposit` with `date.from` set to the same start date.

**Step 4: Report**

Return: donor header, giving summary, NetSuite balance, open invoices (document number, date, `unpaid-amount`), payments and deposits received, and a short note on anything odd, such as gifts with no NetSuite payment or a balance owed by an active donor.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Tools whose names start with netsuite are on the NetSuite server and tools whose names start with bloomerang are on the Bloomerang server. If either server is not connected, say which one and stop.
* Do not call any add or update tool on either server (the NetSuite and Bloomerang tools named add-... or update-...). This prompt only reads.

**Validation:**

* If the donor has no email or no NetSuite customer, report the Bloomerang half and say the NetSuite half could not be matched.
* Never infer an amount owed from Bloomerang data; only NetSuite invoices and balance count.