About TreasuryOS
TreasuryOS is a treasury and credit analysis MCP server for small businesses, business owners, and bank relationship managers. Its shared engine covers cash, forecasts, covenants, FX, and loan readiness, with business data supplied per call or from CSV files.
Key features
- 01Cash position and flow forecasting
- 02Working capital and credit assessment
- 03Covenant and FX monitoring
- 04Idle cash and payment analysis
- 05Loan readiness scoring
- 06CSV and document data input
Use cases
- 01Assess a business’s loan readiness
- 02Review cash flow and working capital
- 03Monitor covenants and FX exposure
MCP support
TreasuryOS exposes treasury and credit analysis tools to MCP clients. It accepts data directly in a tool call or can use CSV files from a configured directory.
Configuration
Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.
uvx treasury-mcp-osTREASURY_DATA_DIRFolder of client CSVs to analyze. Defaults to the bundled demo company.Local servers need a runtime on your machine (e.g. Node.js 18+). Config file locations differ by client; see your client’s docs.
Tools
10Saved tool list · updated 1d ago
This tool takes no parameters.
Details
From the project READMECredit Analysis
Two tools built on one engine. Pick your door.
For AI Agents
TreasuryOS is an MCP server with 10 treasury and credit tools. Agents: start with AGENTS.md.
Add to any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.), no clone needed:
{
"mcpServers": {
"treasury-os": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["treasury-mcp-os"]
}
}
}
Claude Code: claude mcp add treasury-os -- uvx treasury-mcp-os
Out of the box it analyzes a bundled demo company. To analyze a real business, agents call get_data_format and pass that business's data straight into any tool's data argument (CSV text or row objects). It's used for that call only and never stored. You can also set TREASURY_DATA_DIR=/path/to/csvs.
Remote / HTTP (Replit, cloud hosts): MCP_TRANSPORT=streamable-http PORT=8000 python server.py → http://<host>:8000/mcp
Claude Code and VS Code pick up the server automatically from .mcp.json and .vscode/mcp.json when you open the repo.
For Business Owners
Find out if you're ready for a business loan — free, in 5 minutes.
Upload your bank statements and credit reports. Get a 0-100 readiness score, see what's hurting you, learn what to fix, find out which loans you qualify for, and get a checklist of what to bring to the bank.
No account needed. No cost. No sales pitch.
What you get:
- A readiness score based on the same things a bank looks at
- What's helping and what's hurting — in plain English
- Which loans fit your profile (SBA, line of credit, equipment financing, etc.)
- A prioritized list of what to fix before you apply
- A checklist of what to bring to the banker meeting
How to use it:
- Click the link above
- Hit "See a Demo Score" to see how it works
- Switch to "Upload My Files" in the sidebar
- Drop in your bank statements, credit reports, or financial docs
- See your score and game plan
For Bankers & Relationship Managers
A portfolio dashboard that does the prep work for you.
Search clients, pull up profiles, see financing readiness across your book. The same scoring engine, built for the RM workflow — one search bar to get the full picture on any client.
What you get:
- Portfolio view with search across all clients
- Client profiles with credit, cash, covenants, and readiness score
- 9 analysis tools: cash position, forecast, working capital, credit assessment, covenant monitoring, FX exposure, idle cash, payment optimization
- MCP server integration with Claude Desktop for AI-powered analysis
Quick start (Claude Desktop):
git clone https://github.com/GPBK-STUY/treasury-mcp-os.git ~/Desktop/treasury-mcp-os
bash ~/Desktop/treasury-mcp-os/setup.sh
See QUICKSTART.md for full setup.
How It's Built
One analysis engine powers everything. Three apps serve different audiences.
| App | Who it's for | Live link | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit Analysis | Business owners | Launch | smb_app.py |
| RM Dashboard | Bank RMs | Launch | rm_dashboard.py |
| Full Dashboard | Power users | Launch | app.py |
The Scoring Engine
Six categories, each scored 0-100:
| Category | What It Measures |
|---|---|
| Personal Credit | FICO, credit card usage, payment history, inquiries |
| Business Credit | Paydex, years in business, vendor payment speed, liens |
| Cash Position | Total cash, account count, 90-day forecast |
| Working Capital | Current ratio, collection speed, cash cycle, runway |
| Existing Debt | Covenant compliance, breaches, warnings |
| Documentation | Which key documents have been uploaded |
Analysis Tools (9)
Cash Position Aggregator Credit Report Parser
Idle Cash Scanner Credit Position Assessor
Cash Flow Forecaster Covenant Monitor
Working Capital Analyzer FX Exposure Scanner
Payment Optimizer
File Upload
Accepts CSV, Excel (.xlsx), Word (.docx), and PDF. Auto-detects content type by scanning column headers and maps to the right data format.
Run Locally
git clone https://github.com/GPBK-STUY/treasury-mcp-os.git
cd treasury-mcp-os
pip install -r requirements.txt
streamlit run smb_app.py # Business owner app
streamlit run rm_dashboard.py # RM dashboard
streamlit run app.py # Full dashboard
File Structure
treasury-mcp-os/
├── smb_app.py ← Credit Analysis (business owner app)
├── rm_dashboard.py ← RM portfolio dashboard
├── app.py ← Full dashboard (all 11 pages)
├── server.py ← MCP server for Claude Desktop
├── tools/ ← Shared analysis engine (9 tools)
├── sample_data/ ← Demo data (Apex Manufacturing Corp)
├── portfolio_data/ ← Multi-client data for RM dashboard
└── setup.sh ← One-command Claude Desktop installer
About
Built by Grant Page — 5 years in commercial banking, now building the tools that should have existed the whole time.
License
MIT
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