“Compare last month’s income and expenses with the previous month.”
Query spending categories, cash flow and financial reports using the data already in your ledger.
GuGuFin for macOS · Model Context Protocol
Ask about expenses, organize financial reports and reconcile credit card statements. GuGuFin provides financial data and tools; you choose the MCP-compatible agent.
A macOS menu bar app. Your client needs local Streamable HTTP MCP and Bearer Token support. Setup varies by client.
Query spending categories, cash flow and financial reports using the data already in your ledger.
Let your agent structure external statement rows, preview matching suggestions and review unmatched or potentially deferred transactions.
Prepare supported income, expense, investment and recurring-expense proposals. Supply missing amounts, accounts and dates before proceeding.
Transport and authentication support varies across Codex, Claude Desktop, Cursor and other clients. Follow the client’s documentation if a bridge is required. The generic JSON is not a universal drop-in configuration.
Read the MCP setup guide →The MCP endpoint binds to your Mac’s loopback interface and uses Bearer Token authentication. Tool results are handed to your chosen agent; a cloud AI service may process them on its servers. Ledgers with iCloud sync enabled also sync through Apple. Choose your client and sync settings accordingly.
This page covers the macOS MCP Server. Use your phone for bookkeeping and backup export; the Mac provides the MCP connection.
The server exposes accounting tools, not an arbitrary SQL interface. Writes use proposals and confirmation. Your agent should show the complete proposal and obtain explicit approval before calling the confirmation tool.
MCP queries the currently loaded ledger. Check the data timestamp, exchange rates and market-data sources. It is not a direct bank connection and does not guarantee real-time prices.