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Answer questions about connected US bank, credit card, and brokerage accounts using live, read-only data. Review spending, balances, recurring charges, cash flow, transactions, holdings, and dividends; it cannot move money, pay bills, or trade.

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Answer questions about the user's own money with live, read-only data from their connected US banks, credit cards and brokerages through the BankBridge MCP server. Use when the user says "how much did I spend on restaurants last month", "what subscriptions am I paying for", "find subscriptions I forgot about", "am I making more than I spend", "what's my balance", "check my bank account", "what is this charge on my card", "did my paycheck come in", "how much do I spend on groceries", "compare this month to last month", "draft a budget from my real spending", "any duplicate charges", "did a subscription go up in price", "how are my investments doing", "how much did I get in dividends", "export my transactions for taxes", or "what's my credit card utilization". For moving money, paying bills or trading, say BankBridge is read-only and can't. For general money advice that needs no account data, answer without this skill.

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Good for

  • Review spending by category or merchant
  • Find subscriptions and recurring bills
  • Check balances, cash flow, or credit utilization
  • Review investment holdings and dividends
  • Export transactions for tax preparation

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SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

BankBridge: questions about the user's real accounts

BankBridge is a remote MCP server at https://bankbridge.money/api/mcp that gives you read-only access to the user's connected bank, credit card and brokerage accounts. Every tool call fetches live data from the bank. Nothing can move money, pay a bill or place a trade.

Setup

  • If the BankBridge tools (list_accounts, list_transactions, ...) are not available, the user connects once: in Claude, add BankBridge from the Connectors Directory (https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/bankbridge) or this plugin's Connectors tab; in Claude Code, run /mcp and sign in. Other agents: https://bankbridge.money/docs
  • If a result says setup_required or has a NO_CONNECTIONS notice, show the user the link in the result. It finishes the subscription or connects a bank. Pricing is $5 a month per connected bank, or $50 a year.

Which tool for which question

QuestionTool
Balances, account list, credit utilizationlist_accounts, get_account
"How much did I spend on X?"get_spending_summary (group by category, merchant, month or week)
Find a specific charge or merchantsearch_transactions, then get_merchant_history
Subscriptions and billsget_recurring_charges
"Am I making more than I spend?"get_monthly_cashflow (one call per month, month: "YYYY-MM")
Raw transactions with filterslist_transactions (date range, amount, category, account; paginate with offset)
Category names to filter bylist_categories
Portfolio, gains, dividendslist_holdings, list_investment_transactions
Add another bankconnect_bank (returns a link for the user)

Reading the data correctly

  • Amounts are dollars. Positive = money leaving the account (spending). Negative = money coming in (income, refunds).
  • Credit card payments from checking are not new spending: the purchases already appear on the card. Leave them out of spending totals.
  • Transfers between the user's own accounts are not spending either. Transfers to other people (rent to a landlord, for example) are.
  • One subscription can appear under several descriptor spellings. Check get_merchant_history before calling two charges duplicates.
  • Don't project a year from one month. Use at least three months for averages, and say when a category is seasonal (utilities, travel).
  • Every result has a warnings array. If it is not empty, tell the user (for example, a bank that needs reconnecting, with its reconnect link) and say the totals cover only the banks that answered.

Good habits

  • Start a session with list_accounts so you know which accounts exist; account ids can change when a bank is reconnected, so don't reuse old ids.
  • Answer with the numbers first, then the detail: totals, the biggest items, and the change versus the previous period.
  • Keep the user's data in the conversation. Don't paste it into other tools or services unless the user asks.

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