Linux command
fungible 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
fungible
Example
fungible --demo
Example
fungible --setup
Example
fungible import-csv /path/to/statement.csv
Example
fungible mcp
说明
fungible is a keyboard-driven terminal application for managing personal finances. It syncs transactions from Plaid, imports CSVs, lets you write powerful categorization and renaming rules, tag transactions, track net worth over time, and calculate financial health metrics including FIRE progress. All data lives locally in `~/.fungible/`. Plaid tokens are encrypted at rest. The TUI, an MCP server (for Claude and other agents), and a REST API all share the same database so changes made from any interface are immediately visible everywhere. Key concepts: - Rules — substring or regex rules (with optional amount filters) that automatically categorize or rename transactions on import/sync. - Flexibility tiers — tag categories as fixed, flexible, or discretionary to understand spending behavior. - Tags — cross-cutting labels (trips, projects, clients) independent of categories. - Net worth history — periodic snapshots of assets and liabilities. - Financial health — runway, FIRE number, Coast FIRE, and adjustable assumptions.
参数
- --demo
- Start with a pre-populated demo database (safe, isolated)
- --setup
- Run the first-time Plaid + configuration wizard
- mcp
- Run only the stdio MCP server (for Claude Desktop etc.)
- api
- Run only the REST API server
FAQ
What is the fungible command used for?
fungible is a keyboard-driven terminal application for managing personal finances. It syncs transactions from Plaid, imports CSVs, lets you write powerful categorization and renaming rules, tag transactions, track net worth over time, and calculate financial health metrics including FIRE progress. All data lives locally in `~/.fungible/`. Plaid tokens are encrypted at rest. The TUI, an MCP server (for Claude and other agents), and a REST API all share the same database so changes made from any interface are immediately visible everywhere. Key concepts: - Rules — substring or regex rules (with optional amount filters) that automatically categorize or rename transactions on import/sync. - Flexibility tiers — tag categories as fixed, flexible, or discretionary to understand spending behavior. - Tags — cross-cutting labels (trips, projects, clients) independent of categories. - Net worth history — periodic snapshots of assets and liabilities. - Financial health — runway, FIRE number, Coast FIRE, and adjustable assumptions.
How do I run a basic fungible example?
Run `fungible` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --demo do in fungible?
Start with a pre-populated demo database (safe, isolated)