rocketmoney-mcp
Read-only MCP server for Rocket Money that lets you browse your accounts, transactions, spending, budgets, net worth, and subscriptions through natural language.
README
rocketmoney-mcp
A read-only Model Context Protocol server for Rocket Money. It lets an MCP client (Claude Desktop, claude.ai, etc.) browse your accounts, transactions, spending, budgets, net worth, and subscriptions so you can talk to an assistant about your finances.
It performs no write operations — every tool is annotated readOnlyHint and the
server never mutates anything in your Rocket Money account.
Tools
| Tool | What it returns |
|---|---|
session_status |
Whether the Rocket Money session is authenticated |
list_accounts |
Every linked institution + account with current balance |
get_account |
One account's detail: balances, credit limit, liability/APRs, balance history |
net_worth |
Net worth split into cash / savings / investments / debts, with trend |
spending_summary |
This month vs last month spend + earnings, by-category breakdown |
budgets |
Earnings and per-category spend across the last four months |
subscriptions |
Active recurring charges with next-bill estimates |
upcoming_bills |
Upcoming charges in the next N days |
search_transactions |
Transactions by merchant text and/or date |
category_transactions |
This month's transactions within one category |
All amounts are returned in USD.
How auth works
Rocket Money has no third-party OAuth, so this server reuses your own web session.
You grab the tb.auth0.sid cookie from a logged-in app.rocketmoney.com browser tab
and paste it into the server's /auth page. The server keeps a rotating cookie jar
(Rocket Money re-issues the cookie on every response, ~3h48m rolling TTL) persisted to
disk, and runs a keepalive loop. There is no offline refresh token, so when the session
eventually expires you re-paste a fresh cookie.
The cookie lives only on the machine running this server and is sent only to Rocket Money's own API.
Endpoints
| Path | Purpose |
|---|---|
POST /mcp |
MCP streamable-HTTP transport (stateless) |
GET /auth |
Paste-a-cookie session page |
POST /auth/submit |
Session intake |
GET /healthz |
Health check |
Running locally
npm install
npm run build
ROCKETMONEY_STATE_DIR=./.state PORT=8080 node dist/index.js
# open http://localhost:8080/auth and paste your cookie
Environment
| Var | Default | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
PORT |
8080 |
HTTP port |
ROCKETMONEY_STATE_DIR |
/data/rocketmoney |
Where the rotating session is persisted |
ROCKETMONEY_KEEPALIVE_MS |
7200000 |
Keepalive interval (2h) |
ROCKETMONEY_WEB_CLIENT_VERSION |
captured default | x-truebill-web-client-version header |
Deployment
Designed to run behind an authenticating gateway (e.g. a Cloudflare Access / OAuth
front door) so the /mcp and /auth endpoints are never exposed unauthenticated —
the server itself holds a live financial session and must not be publicly reachable.
Notes
- If a tool returns
PersistedQueryNotFound, Rocket Money rotated a GraphQL query hash; re-capture it from a fresh HAR and updatePERSISTEDinsrc/rm/client.ts. - Not affiliated with or endorsed by Rocket Money / Rocket Companies.
License
MIT
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