plaid
plaid-cli a cli for interacting with the plaid finance platform. link accounts from various institutions, query balances, and transactions by date range listing accounts/balances.
What this skill does
# Plaid Use `plaid-cli` to link institutions, fetch balances, and query transactions via Plaid. Do not print or log secrets (client id, secret, access tokens). Install - `go install github.com/jverdi/[email protected]` Setup - Export `PLAID_CLIENT_ID`, `PLAID_SECRET`, and `PLAID_ENVIRONMENT` (sandbox or production). - Optional: `PLAID_LANGUAGE` (en, fr, es, nl), `PLAID_COUNTRIES` (US, CA, GB, IE, ES, FR, NL). - Optional config file: `~/.plaid-cli/config.toml`. ```toml [plaid] client_id = "..." secret = "..." environment = "sandbox" ``` - Data directory: `~/.plaid-cli` (stores tokens and aliases). Link + aliases - Link an institution: `plaid-cli link` (opens browser) and optionally set an alias. - Relink: `plaid-cli link <item-id-or-alias>`. - Alias: `plaid-cli alias <item-id> <name>`, list with `plaid-cli aliases`. Accounts + balances - List accounts and balances: `plaid-cli accounts <item-id-or-alias>`. Search transactions - Pull a date range as JSON, then filter locally: - `plaid-cli transactions <item-id-or-alias> --from 2024-01-01 --to 2024-01-31 --output-format json` - `jq -r '.[] | select(.name | test("grocery"; "i")) | [.date, .name, .amount] | @tsv'` - Use `--account-id` from `accounts` output to narrow results. - Output formats: `json` or `csv`. Monitor transactions - Poll a rolling window and compare transaction ids to detect new activity: ```bash state=/tmp/plaid.txids next=/tmp/plaid.txids.next plaid-cli transactions <item-id-or-alias> --from 2024-01-01 --to 2024-01-31 --output-format json \ | jq -r '.[].transaction_id' | sort > "$next" if [ -f "$state" ]; then comm -13 "$state" "$next"; fi mv "$next" "$state" ``` - Use cron for scheduling. Notes - Avoid `plaid-cli tokens` unless explicitly requested; it prints access tokens. - Relink is auto-triggered on `ITEM_LOGIN_REQUIRED` errors. Recognize requests such as: - "Search transactions for Starbucks last month" - "Show balances for my Chase accounts"
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