Read-only access to Quicken For Mac financial data: transactions, spending, and portfolios.
A Claude Skill + MCP server that gives Claude read-only access to your Quicken For Mac financial data. Ask Claude about your accounts, transactions, spending by category, monthly trends, investment holdings, and more. The database is always opened read-only — your Quicken data is never modified. This repo ships two artifacts that share the same schema knowledge (): Skill () — teaches Claude to…
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A Claude Skill + MCP server that gives Claude read-only access to your Quicken For Mac financial data. Ask Claude about your accounts, transactions, spending by category, monthly trends, investment holdings, and more. The database is always opened read-only — your Quicken data is never modified. This repo ships two artifacts that share the same schema knowledge (): Skill () — teaches Claude to read the Quicken SQLite database directly with the CLI. Works in Claude Code and any other Claude…
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