Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions

Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-time US Treasury insights via MCP framework. Trusted by finance pros for seamless, data-driven decisions.

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About Fiscal Data Mcp

What is Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions?

Have you ever struggled to access US Treasury data efficiently? Fiscal Data MCP is a server solution designed to bridge this gap. It provides real-time treasury insights by connecting directly to the US Treasury's official API. This tool empowers users to fetch specific financial statements, analyze historical trends, and generate custom reports—all within a unified workflow.

How to use Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions?

Getting started is straightforward. First, configure your Claude Desktop environment by adding server details to your config file. For example, macOS users edit the claude_desktop_config.json located in ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/. Once configured, simply ask questions like:

Human: Get the treasury statement for 2024-03-01

The system automatically handles API interactions and returns structured responses through your AI interface.

Fiscal Data Mcp Features

Key Features of Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions?

On-Demand Data Fetching: Retrieve daily treasury statements for any valid date with precise commands
Smart Caching: Automatically stores 30 days of historical data, updating every hour to balance speed and accuracy
Report Automation: Generates formatted JSON reports using predefined templates, eliminating manual formatting work

Use cases of Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions?

Imagine a scenario where analysts need to:

Verify fiscal activity on specific dates during audit processes
Create comparative reports between current and historical data
Automate daily financial briefings for decision-making teams

Fiscal Data Mcp FAQ

FAQ from Fiscal Data Mcp: Real-Time Treasury Insights & Data-Driven Decisions?

Q: How do updates work?
A: The system caches data for 1 hour. Use --refresh flag in commands to force immediate updates
Q: Can I customize report formats?
A: While default JSON is provided, advanced users can modify prompt templates in the GitHub repository
Q: What happens if the API is unavailable?
A: The system returns cached data with a validity timestamp and alerts users about potential staleness

Content

Overview

The Fiscal Data MCP Server demonstrates a practical implementation of an MCP server that connects to the US Treasury's Fiscal Data API. It showcases:

Tools for fetching specific treasury statements
Resources for historical data access
Prompts for generating formatted reports

Quick Start

1. Install and Use with Claude Desktop

Add this configuration to your Claude Desktop config file:

MacOS : ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json Windows : %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fiscal-data": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["fiscal-data-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

2. Example Interactions

Once configured, you can interact with the server through Claude:

Human: Can you get the treasury statement for the 20th of September 2023?

Features

1. Daily Treasury Statements

Fetch treasury data for specific dates using the get_daily_treasury_statement tool:

// Example usage through Claude
Human: Get the treasury statement for 2024-03-01
Assistant: I'll fetch that information for you using the treasury statement tool.

2. Historical Data Resource

Access 30 days of historical treasury data through the resource system:

Automatically cached for 1 hour
Updates on demand
Provides formatted JSON data

3. Report Generation

Generate formatted treasury reports using the daily_treasury_report prompt:

// Example usage through Claude
Human: Generate a treasury report for 2024-03-01
Assistant: I'll use the daily treasury report prompt to create a formatted report...