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Use when Codex needs to access Monarch Money through the local mon CLI for auth status, accounts, transactions, custom GraphQL queries, or diagnostics while keeping local tokens private.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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| name | mon |
| description | Use when Codex needs to access Monarch Money through the local mon CLI for auth status, accounts, transactions, custom GraphQL queries, or diagnostics while keeping local tokens private. |
Use this skill when you need to access Monarch Money from the local mon CLI.
mon auth login: login and save a local token.mon auth status --online: verify saved auth.mon auth status --browser --json: verify the logged-in Helium/Monarch browser session through OpenBrowserMCP.mon accounts --json: fetch linked accounts.mon accounts --browser --json: fetch accounts through an already logged-in Monarch browser tab.mon transactions --search TEXT --start-date YYYY-MM-DD --end-date YYYY-MM-DD --json: search transactions.mon transactions --browser --start-date YYYY-MM-DD --end-date YYYY-MM-DD --json: search transactions through the browser session.mon gql --operation NAME --query-file FILE --variables '{}': run a custom GraphQL document.mon gql --browser --operation NAME --query-file FILE --variables '{}': run GraphQL inside the Monarch web app tab.mon doctor: inspect local paths and auth state.scripts/mon_spend_review.py --input transactions.json --format markdown: locally review exported transactions for likely shared-expense reimbursements, merchant credits, and adjusted consumption spend.mon auth status --online, then mon ... --json.--browser when Helium is already logged in to https://app.monarch.com/.~/openbrowsermcp/settings.json, connects to http://127.0.0.1:3500/mcp, finds a Monarch tab, and runs GraphQL from inside that page with browser cookies/CSRF.~/.mon/session.json; recent Monarch browser state may not expose a reusable API token.--browser-tab-id TAB_ID when multiple Monarch tabs are open.The Homebrew mon may lag local source changes. If mon transactions --help
does not show --browser, use /Users/yupeit/dev/mon/target/release/mon for
browser-mode work, or release/upgrade the Homebrew formula before relying on the
bare mon command.
Do not print ~/.mon/session.json or Monarch tokens. Prefer JSON command output
for agent workflows. Avoid repeated password login attempts; prefer the saved
session and mon auth status --online. When using --browser, do not print the
OpenBrowserMCP bearer token, browser cookies, localStorage values, or raw
transaction details unless the user explicitly asks for them; aggregate first
for spending summaries.
For spending review, fetch transaction JSON to a local temporary file and run
scripts/mon_spend_review.py against it. Treat matched reimbursement events as
candidates until the user confirms the event semantics; do not automatically
edit Monarch categories or notes from heuristic matches.