MCP Server

The Microbooks MCP server #

The Microbooks MCP server (metafrasi-mcp) connects AI assistants to your books through the Model Context Protocol. Claude Desktop — or any MCP-capable client — can search your chart of accounts, pull financial reports, and record sales, purchases and payments in plain language.

Instead of mirroring the HTTP API one endpoint at a time, the server exposes twelve domain verbs an assistant can reason about: record_sale, get_financial_report, reconcile_payment, and so on — see the tool catalog.

Designed for supervised bookkeeping #

Bookkeeping is not a domain for silent automation, so the server is built around a safety model:

  • Drafts first. Recording tools create pending transactions; nothing hits the ledger until posting is explicitly confirmed.
  • Dry runs. Every write accepts dry_run=true to preview exactly what would happen.
  • Scoped, revocable access. Authentication uses a personal access token you can scope and revoke at any time.

Get started #

  1. Install the server.
  2. Configure your MCP client with a token — or use the one-click flow at Dashboard → Developers → Connect Claude on microbooks.io.
  3. Ask your assistant: “What does my income statement look like this month?”