Quicken Mac MCP
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource or analysis mode: account listing, category listing, raw transaction rows, two non-overlapping spending aggregations (by category vs. over time), payee search, and portfolio holdings. raw_query overlaps with everything but is explicitly framed as the escape hatch for custom analysis, which is clear rather than confusing.
Most tools follow a verb_noun pattern (list_accounts, list_categories, query_transactions, search_payees, list_portfolio), but the two spending_* tools start with a gerund/noun phrase and raw_query is adjective_noun, breaking the pattern. Still readable and semantically predictable.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a read-only personal-finance analysis server; each tool covers a distinct layer (accounts, categories, transactions, aggregation, payees, investments, escape hatch) with no filler.
Core read-only workflows (accounts, categories, transactions, spending aggregates, payees, holdings) are covered, but account balances/net-worth summaries and budget or scheduled-transaction views are absent. raw_query lets agents work around these gaps, so it is not a dead end.