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finance
9 tools — 5 read, 4 write.
| Tool | What it does | |
|---|---|---|
categorize_finance_transactions | write | Categorize, tag and link a finance book's transactions — up to ${MAX_CATEGORIZE_BATCH} in one call. |
create_finance_book | write | Create a finance book. |
delete_finance_book | write | Delete a finance book and everything in it — its bank connections, accounts, transactions and categories. |
get_finance_book | read | Get one finance book: its name, starter category set, where it lives, your role on it (viewer, editor or owner), its bank connections with their status (active, |
get_finance_categories | read | Get a finance book's category set: each category under its fixed type (income, expense or transfer — transfers such as card payments are left out of income and |
list_finance_books | read | List the finance books you can reach. |
list_finance_holdings | read | List a finance book's investment holdings — what each brokerage or retirement account holds right now: security, ticker, quantity, price, value and cost basis, largest value first. |
list_finance_transactions | read | List a finance book's bank and card transactions, newest first, a page at a time. |
update_finance_book | write | Rename a finance book. |
Calling these
Over MCP, find one with search_tools, then run it with execute_tool. Over REST, POST /api/capabilities/<tool> with the arguments as the JSON body. Either way, fetch the input schema for the tool you're about to call rather than guessing — get_tool_schema over MCP, or GET /api/capabilities?name=<tool> over REST.
See How the API works for auth, errors and the shared envelope.