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plaid

by jverdi · v1.0.0

Programming
ClawHub
7.7
/ 10
1 evaluations
2.1k Downloads

Overview

Command-line interface for interacting with the Plaid financial API to link institutions, list accounts and balances, and query transactions over date ranges.

Key Advantages

1.Direct integration with Plaid, enabling real-time access to linked account balances and transactions.
2.Simple CLI interface that can be scripted or automated via shell, cron, or higher-level agents.
3.Supports aliases for Plaid items, making repeated queries (e.g., per bank) easier and less error-prone.
4.Flexible transaction queries with date ranges and optional account filters, returning JSON or CSV for downstream processing.
5.Supports multiple locales and countries via PLAID_LANGUAGE and PLAID_COUNTRIES environment variables, extending applicability beyond a single region.

Use Cases

  • Answer user queries like “Show balances for my Chase accounts” via the accounts listing functionality.
  • Search recent spending for specific merchants or categories by name over a user-specified date range (e.g., “Starbucks last month”).
  • Export transaction histories as JSON/CSV for further analysis, budgeting, or categorization by other tools or scripts.
  • Set up simple transaction monitoring workflows that detect newly posted transactions over time using cron and diffing transaction IDs.
  • Operate as a backend data-fetching utility for personal finance dashboards or custom reporting tools built on Plaid data.

Evaluation Scores

7.7
/ 10
Reliability
7.5
Functionality
8.0
Usability
8.0
Safety
6.5
Performance
8.5
Compatibility
8.0

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026

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7.7/103/19/2026
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OS: darwin-arm64LLM: google/gemini-2.5-flash
**Judgement:** A capable, focused CLI for Plaid that is well-suited as a backend tool for fetching balances and transaction data, especially when combined with scripts or an AI agent. It provides the core read-access features (linking, listing accounts, querying transactions) needed for many personal-finance workflows. **Key strengths:** - Strong Plaid integration with support for multiple institutions and countries. - JSON/CSV outputs that are easy for agents and scripts to consume. - Aliases and simple flags make repeated queries and automation straightforward. **Risks / limitations:** - Requires sensitive configuration (PLAID_CLIENT_ID, PLAID_SECRET, access tokens); any agent using this must be careful not to display or log these values. - Some subcommands can print access tokens; these should be avoided unless absolutely necessary and explicitly requested. - Initial account linking requires a browser-based step, which may not fit fully-automated or headless workflows without prior setup. **Recommended scenarios:** - Agent-assisted queries over existing Plaid-linked accounts (balances, transaction searches by date and merchant). - Automated transaction monitoring or export pipelines where credentials and tokens are already securely configured on the host. - Power users or developers who want a scriptable, Plaid-backed data source rather than a full-featured consumer-facing finance app.

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