Financial Pulse
Point it at whichever bank or card system you already use and it returns the same two things every time: a categorized breakdown of the last 30 days, and three specific things worth looking into based on 60-day trends. The connector agents for Grasshopper, Mercury, and Ramp ship inside the plugin, so the analysis does not change when the bank does.
First-party, by Skills and Agents
July 31, 2026
Install the plugin
Plugins install through Claude Code’s plugin marketplace. Two commands, no files to place by hand.
- 1
Add the marketplace
Run this once in Claude Code. It registers the marketplace this plugin installs from (Skills and Agents catalog), so every plugin in it becomes installable.
/plugin marketplace add skills-agents-co/skills-and-agents-library - 2
Install the plugin
Installs this plugin and everything it bundles. Restart Claude Code afterwards so it picks the new skills up.
/plugin install financial-pulse@skills-and-agents
The analysis is deliberately bank-agnostic. The plugin ships one connector agent per supported system — Grasshopper, Mercury, and Ramp — and each one normalizes that system’s transactions into the same shape before the analysis runs. Swap banks and the report stays the same.
You only need to connect the MCP for the systems you actually use. Each connector is listed below with a link to its setup docs.
The skill it ships
MCP connectors it declares
Read-only access to Grasshopper Bank accounts, balances, transactions, and expense categorization. Built by Narmi. Connected with a bearer token and header secret generated in the Grasshopper Control Center.
Mercury's official hosted MCP server. Read-only access to accounts, transactions, cards, recipients, and treasury via OAuth — Mercury runs the server, no local install.
Ramp's official open-source MCP server (ramp-public/ramp_mcp). Loads corporate card and expense data into an ephemeral in-memory SQLite database for SQL querying. Self-hosted; requires Ramp Developer API credentials.