Lunch Money MCP Server
Used as the HTTP client for making requests to the Lunch Money API
Used as the runtime environment for fast TypeScript execution of the MCP server
Used as the programming language for implementing the MCP server
Used for schema validation of data exchanged with the Lunch Money API
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Lunch Money MCP Servershow me my spending on groceries last month"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Lunch Money MCP Server
LLM agent-driven development of a Model Context Protocol server for Lunch Money API access through systematic agent execution with rigorous validation processes.
šÆ Repository Goal
This repository builds a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides seamless access to Lunch Money financial data via standard IO (stdio) transport.
Goal 1: Enable AI assistants to interact directly with Lunch Money's API through standardized MCP tools using stdio (not remote), allowing users to:
Query transaction data with flexible filtering
Access spending categories and budget information
Retrieve transaction tags and organizational data
Perform financial analysis through natural language
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š§ Work in Progress
This project is actively under development using a systematic agent execution approach. Every line of code, configuration, and documentation is implemented through LLM agents following structured workflows.
š¤ LLM Agent-Driven Development
This repository showcases a novel development methodology where:
LLM agents execute all coding tasks following predefined rules and validation checkpoints
No manual coding - agents handle implementation, testing, and documentation
Systematic validation ensures quality through mandatory human approval at each step
Structured task management breaks complex features into validated sub-tasks
Agent Execution Framework
Significant engineering effort has been invested in creating comprehensive rules and processes that enable:
Self-executing agents that can autonomously implement features
Clear validation marks with mandatory human approval between sub-tasks
Quality assurance through structured TDD and testing requirements
Systematic progression from PRD ā TDD ā Tasks ā Implementation
The agent execution rules in /rules/ define:
Task breakdown and dependency management
Validation checkpoints and quality gates
Branch management and PR generation
Error handling and feedback loops
š Project Structure
āāā docs/ # Project documentation and planning
āāā rules/ # Agent execution rules and specifications
āāā src/ # MCP server implementation
āāā README.md # This fileš§ Technology Stack
Runtime: Bun (fast TypeScript execution)
Framework: Model Context Protocol SDK
Validation: Zod schemas
HTTP Client: Axios
Testing: Built-in bun test runner
This README will be updated as the project progresses through agent-driven development milestones.
This server cannot be deployed
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