How do I install Piggy MCP Server?
Clone the repo, run `uv sync` to install dependencies, then run `bin/dev` to start the inspector. To add it to Claude Desktop, run `bin/install`.
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It allows querying strange questions to Realbyte's Money Manager database. It is for users who want to analyze personal finance data exported from the iOS Money Manager app using an MCP client.
Clone the repository, run uv sync to install dependencies, then start the inspector with bin/dev. On your iPhone, open Money Manager, go to Backup > Export > AirDrop to your Mac to get an .mmbak file. Open Claude or any MCP client and interact with that file.
Clone the repo, run `uv sync` to install dependencies, then run `bin/dev` to start the inspector. To add it to Claude Desktop, run `bin/install`.
On your iPhone, open Money Manager, go to Backup > Export > AirDrop to your Mac. An .mmbak file will appear in your Downloads folder, which you can then query.
Yes, the README states you can use it with "any MCP client".
Examples include: "How has my coffee preference changed over the years?", "What countries have I visited in past 4 years and what's my expenditures per day like?", and "Forecast my spending on foods 5 years from now."
You need Python with uv, git, a Mac with AirDrop capability, and an iPhone with the Money Manager app installed.
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