MCP server for hledger that exposes double-entry accounting tools to AI agents, enabling balance queries, transaction history, budget reports, and adding transactions to a journal.
A lightweight MCP server for managing personal finances locally. It allows users to log transactions, view summaries, manage categories, and interact with their budget via any MCP-compatible LLM client.
MCP server for Beancount ledgers that enables querying with BQL, listing accounts, getting balances, searching transactions, validating the ledger, and appending new entries.
An experimental server implementing the Model Context Protocol to allow AI assistants to query and analyze financial data stored in Beancount ledger files using the Beancount Query Language.
MCP server for Beancount plain-text accounting: turns plain English into double-entry transactions, runs bean-check, and commits each change to git so it can be diffed and reverted. Works on a local ledger file with no account, or on a hosted book.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that keeps the books for your personal and business finances using double-entry accounting — driven entirely from an LLM.