Free financial calculators (rent vs buy, mortgage, retirement) plus the FinFam Pulse money digest.
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https://ff-api.finfam.app/mcp/mcp6 tools · 630mssearch_viewsSearch for financial calculators matching a question or topic.
Args:
query: Natural language search query (e.g. "should I rent or buy a house")
limit: Maximum number of results to return (default 5, max 20)Search for financial calculators matching a question or topic. Args: query: Natural language search query (e.g. "should I rent or buy a house") limit: Maximum number of results to return (default 5, max 20)
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | — |
| limit | integer | — |
get_view_signatureGet the full input/output contract for a financial calculator.
Returns field names, types, defaults, and hints so you know exactly
what inputs to collect from the user before running a calculation.
Args:
owner_username: The view owner's username (from search results)
viewname: The view's URL…Get the full input/output contract for a financial calculator. Returns field names, types, defaults, and hints so you know exactly what inputs to collect from the user before running a calculation. Args: owner_username: The view owner's username (from search results) viewname: The view's URL…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| owner_username* | string | — |
| viewname* | string | — |
calculate_viewRun a financial calculation with the provided input values.
Pass field values as a dict mapping field names to values.
Use the types from get_view_signature: amount fields take numbers
(e.g. 300000), percent fields take decimals (0.05 = 5%),
count fields take integers, yesno fields take true/f…Run a financial calculation with the provided input values. Pass field values as a dict mapping field names to values. Use the types from get_view_signature: amount fields take numbers (e.g. 300000), percent fields take decimals (0.05 = 5%), count fields take integers, yesno fields take true/f…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| owner_username* | string | — |
| viewname* | string | — |
| inputs* | object | — |
get_view_sourceGet the source code/formulas of an open-source financial calculator.
Only available for views that have been published as open-source.
Returns the calculation logic as a readable TSV showing fields,
types, defaults, and formulas.
Args:
owner_username: The view owner's username
viewname: The…Get the source code/formulas of an open-source financial calculator. Only available for views that have been published as open-source. Returns the calculation logic as a readable TSV showing fields, types, defaults, and formulas. Args: owner_username: The view owner's username viewname: The…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| owner_username* | string | — |
| viewname* | string | — |
get_pulseGet the current FinFam Pulse — FinFam's twice-daily money-news digest.
Use this for "what's happening in finance / markets / the economy right now"
questions instead of answering from memory. Returns a dated headline and
paragraph, the overall mood, a finfam.app permalink, the external groundin…Get the current FinFam Pulse — FinFam's twice-daily money-news digest. Use this for "what's happening in finance / markets / the economy right now" questions instead of answering from memory. Returns a dated headline and paragraph, the overall mood, a finfam.app permalink, the external groundin…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| period | string | — |
search_pulseSearch past FinFam Pulse editions by topic (e.g. "Fed", "mortgage rates", "layoffs").
Matches both the editions' prose and their individual story cards. Each result
is one dated edition with its headline, paragraph, permalink, sources, and the
story cards that matched. Best match first, newest…Search past FinFam Pulse editions by topic (e.g. "Fed", "mortgage rates", "layoffs"). Matches both the editions' prose and their individual story cards. Each result is one dated edition with its headline, paragraph, permalink, sources, and the story cards that matched. Best match first, newest…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | — |
| days | integer | — |
| limit | integer | — |
| category | string | — |
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Free financial calculators (rent vs buy, mortgage, retirement) plus the FinFam Pulse money digest.
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