Expense Tracker MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for tracking personal expenses. This server provides tools to add, list, and summarize expenses, utilizing a local SQLite database for storage.
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Expense Tracker MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for tracking personal expenses. This server provides tools to add, list, and summarize expenses, utilizing a local SQLite database for storage.
Features
- Add Expenses: Log expenses with details including amount, category, subcategory, date, and notes.
- List Expenses: Retrieve a list of expenses within a specified date range.
- Summarize Expenses: Generate summaries of expenses (total amount) grouped by category.
- Categories Resource: Access a comprehensive list of predefined expense categories.
- Local Database: All data is stored in a local
expenses.dbfile.
Prerequisites
Installation
-
Clone the repository (if applicable) or navigate to the project directory:
cd "d:\Study\Expense Tracker MCP" -
Install dependencies:
Using
uv:uv syncOr using
pip:pip install -e .
Usage
Running Locally
You can run the MCP server locally for testing or development.
Development mode (with auto-reload):
uv run fastmcp dev main.py
Production run:
uv run fastmcp run main.py
Inspector
You can inspect and test the server tools using the MCP Inspector:
uv run fastmcp inspect main.py
Integration with Claude Desktop
To use this Expense Tracker with Claude Desktop:
-
Open your Claude Desktop configuration file:
- Windows:
%APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json - macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
- Windows:
-
Add the
expense-trackerserver to themcpServersobject. Make sure to use the absolute path to yourmain.pyfile.{ "mcpServers": { "expense-tracker": { "command": "uv", "args": [ "run", "fastmcp", "run", "d:/Study/Expense Tracker MCP/main.py" ] } } } -
Restart Claude Desktop.
Tools Available
add_expense
Adds a new expense entry.
- Arguments:
amount(float): The cost of the expense.category(string): The category of the expense (seecategoriesresource).subcategory(string, optional): A more specific classification.note(string, optional): Additional details.date(string, optional): Date of expense inDD-MM-YYYYformat. Defaults to current date (IST) if omitted.
list_expenses
Lists expenses within a date range.
- Arguments:
start_date(string): Start date inDD-MM-YYYYformat.end_date(string): End date inDD-MM-YYYYformat.
summarize
Summarizes expenses by category.
- Arguments:
start_date(string): Start date inDD-MM-YYYYformat.end_date(string): End date inDD-MM-YYYYformat.category(string, optional): Filter by a specific category.
Resources
expense://categories
Returns the JSON content of the available expense categories.
Project Structure
main.py: The core MCP server implementation.expenses.db: SQLite database file (created automatically).categories.json: specific categories configuration.pyproject.toml: Project configuration and dependencies.
Notes
- Date Format: The system uses
DD-MM-YYYYfor date storage and querying. - Timezone: Default dates are calculated in Indian Standard Time (IST).
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