Summary
Treasury figures in the conversation, with no signup in the way.
One line of client config and an assistant can quote the daily statement for a given date or read the recent run of them — with the history cached so a comparison across days is not thirty separate fetches.
What it is
A small server over the US Treasury's Fiscal Data API that shows all three MCP surfaces working together: a tool for fetching a specific day's statement, a resource holding recent history, and a prompt that formats it into a report.
What you get
- `get_daily_treasury_statement` — the treasury statement for a date you name
- A historical resource covering 30 days of treasury data, cached for 1 hour, refreshed on demand, returned as formatted JSON
- `daily_treasury_report` — a prompt that turns a date into a formatted report rather than raw figures
Requirements
Nothing to configure and no key to obtain: the client entry is `npx fiscal-data-mcp`, and the data comes from the US Treasury's public Fiscal Data API.
Setup effort
One command — npx fiscal-data-mcp