Beancount MCP Server
by StdioA
A Beancount MCP server that allows executing beancount queries and submitting transactions to the ledger. It provides a way to interact with Beancount ledgers programmatically.
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What is Beancount MCP Server?
A server implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Beancount, enabling programmatic interaction with Beancount ledgers.
How to use Beancount MCP Server?
Run the server using the command uvx beancount-mcp [--transport=stdio/sse] your_ledger.bean, specifying the transport method (stdio or sse) and the Beancount ledger file.
Key features of Beancount MCP Server
Execute Beancount queries
Submit transactions to the ledger
Supports stdio and SSE transports
Programmatic access to Beancount data
Use cases of Beancount MCP Server
Automated transaction processing
Building financial dashboards
Integrating Beancount with other applications
Programmatic ledger analysis
FAQ from Beancount MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol, a way to interact with Beancount programmatically.
What transport methods are supported?
What transport methods are supported?
stdio and SSE are supported.
How do I specify the ledger file?
How do I specify the ledger file?
Pass the ledger file path as an argument to the beancount-mcp command.
Can I use this with other programming languages?
Can I use this with other programming languages?
Yes, as long as they can communicate over stdio or SSE.
What version of Beancount is required?
What version of Beancount is required?
This information is not provided in the README.