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    Tally

    Tally

    Let agents classify your bank transactions

    Tally is an open-source, AI-assisted tool designed to automate the classification of personal financial transactions, helping users turn raw bank data into meaningful categories without manual tagging. At its core, Tally pairs a local rule engine with large language models so that an AI assistant (like Claude Code, Copilot, or any CLI agent) interprets, suggests, and categorizes expenses, savings, subscriptions, and income events based on your own rules and behavior. It generates...
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    This is API (Application Programming Interface) for automating FOREX trading with FXCM (http://www.fxcm.com) accounts. It relies on network protocol used for first generation of FX TradingStation which is no longer used by FXCM so **the API is not functional anymore**. The API has been developed by reverse engineering network traffic between FX TradingStation (FXCM's trading platform) and FXCM's servers. The API substitutes client side of FX TradingStation (FXTS) system so FXCM servers...
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    Budse is a simple budgeting tool that implements bucket (or envelope) budgeting. Currently there is a Command Line Interface (CLI) with a Graphical User Interface in progress. The program includes extras such as transaction searching and reports.
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    Mibian Lib is an open source options pricing library in python
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    The csvdatamix project aims to randomize CSV input data files in order to conceal the original state of the data. Similar to data masking or data transformation. Also has mapping abilities to translate back to the original state of the data.
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    Snidget is a python program which tracks your financial information, in particular your expenses and income. The user adds each transaction on their accounts and snidget can provide reports about how much you're spending. Includes both CLI and GUI.
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    This money manager is a simple one (very simple at that) and someday might fork and have a GUI counterpart. Note: you need python installed on your system for this to work.
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    Suite of Python files for querying bank statements using OFX protocol, and updating local snapshot of transactions and balances from downloaded OFX files
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    A Python script to gather DOW Jones trend data from generationaldynamics.com, and parse the data into a csv file so that it can be easily charted.
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    Minimalistic personal finance manager with command line interface written on Python.
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    If you are long term Investors, you use Linux operating system and love command line utilities then STOCKY is for you. As a key feature, stocky will tell you whether to hold or sell your stocks based on stoploss you have set.
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    currxchange is a collection of (at the moment) three python scripts which can get the current currency exchange rates from the European Central Bank's website and perform currency conversions based on the most up to date exchange rates.
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    PyOFX converts bank statement download files in the old OFC format used by MS Money 97 to the new OFX format.
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    Calculates Canadian payroll taxes, CPP, EI, WCB etc. Produces various outputs suitable for either stand-alone or (esp.) in use with another program. Linux GUI in Kaptain. As of 2005-10-14,this project may now be found at: http://cdnpayroll.gemlog.ca/
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    A postgresql database framework written in python and wxwindows. Aims to help fill the large gap between personal/SOHO applications and enterprise: Landlords, retail, construction etc. Focus is on ease of customization by developers.
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