Herramientas

Command-line edition of the open-source OpenBB investment research platform: query stock prices, financial statements, macroeconomic and other financial data from the terminal, and automate data pulls with Routine scripts. Officially maintained; some sources need API keys.

Adds a searchable, copyable text layer to scanned PDFs, with automatic deskew, rotation and size optimization, outputting PDF/A by default. Built on Tesseract, supports 100+ languages and runs fully locally.

Office command-line tool built for AI agents: a single binary that creates, reads and edits Word, Excel and PowerPoint files without Office installed, and renders them to HTML or PNG so agents can check the layout.

Official CLI (actual) for the local-first budget app Actual Budget: query and edit accounts, transactions, categories, payees, rules and budgets on your sync server, with JSON output and CSV export for agent bookkeeping. Needs Node.js 22+ plus your server URL, password and budget Sync ID.

Financial research terminal agent, like Claude Code for finance: breaks company research questions into steps, pulls financial statements and market data, and self-checks before answering. Needs Bun, a model API key and a Financial Datasets API key; for learning and research only.

Reads the exact position of every character, line and table cell in digital PDFs: the CLI exports layout-preserving text or CSV/JSON details, and the Python API extracts tables and form fields, ideal for invoices, statements and reports. Runs locally with Python; scans need OCR first.

PDF command line written in pure Go with almost no external dependencies: dozens of subcommands to merge, split, crop, rotate, watermark, encrypt and decrypt, extract images and fonts, and work with forms.

Lightweight OCR built on PaddleOCR models converted to ONNX, recognizing Chinese and English by default on CPU alone. The rapidocr CLI reads text from screenshots, photos and scanned page images. Needs Python; downloads models on first run, then works offline. Convert PDFs to images first.

Live stock and crypto quotes in the terminal with portfolio profit and loss tracking, using Yahoo Finance and Coinbase data. The main view is an interactive dashboard; ticker print exports holdings from your config at current prices as JSON or CSV for scripts and agents.

Language and toolset for double-entry bookkeeping in text files: bean-check validates the ledger, bean-format normalizes it, and Fava or beanquery handle reports and queries. Plain-text ledgers are easy for agents to generate and keep in version control.

Classic plain-text double-entry accounting CLI: entries live in a text file and it produces balance, register, budget and other reports directly, with no database or hidden state, so agents can easily read and write ledgers, reconcile and report.

Plain-text double-entry accounting: track income, expenses, investments and time, generate balance sheets, income statements and budget reports in one command, with CSV import and JSON output for agent reconciliation and reporting. Converts to and from Beancount.

Open-source PDF table extraction with a camelot CLI: exports tables from financial reports, bank statements and statistical reports to Excel, CSV or Markdown, with an accuracy score. Needs Python 3.10+; handles text-based PDFs by default, scans need the ml and ocr extras. Double-check results.

Extracts issuer, amount, date, invoice number and other fields from PDF invoices using YAML/JSON templates, exporting CSV, JSON or XML. Ships several text-extraction backends, OCR for scanned invoices and an optional AI fallback.

Fetches US, Hong Kong and China A-share stock data with zero runtime dependencies: real-time quotes, daily, weekly and monthly candles and search as JSON, falling back across Tencent, Sina and Eastmoney sources. Also runs as an MCP server. Unofficial public APIs, no stability guarantee.

Unofficial Yahoo Finance data tool with a yahoo-finance CLI, an MCP server and an agent skill: stock quotes, price history, financials, option chains and analyst ratings. Needs Node.js 22+, no API key. The API is unofficial and may change; for research only.

Open-source European e-invoicing tool whose CLI validates, extracts and creates ZUGFeRD, Factur-X and XRechnung invoices (PDF or XML) and renders XML invoices as readable HTML or PDF, for EU invoicing compliance. Needs Java; download the Mustang-CLI jar from the project site.

Beancount plain-text accounting in Rust (rledger): validate ledgers, run BQL queries, build balance sheets and income statements, import bank CSV/OFX, track budgets, returns and capital gains. Has an MCP server and ag-rledger (JSON output) for agents. Tax figures need an accountant's review.

Converts banks' proprietary statement exports into standard OFX files, so agents can batch-process transactions for import into GnuCash, HomeBank and other accounting apps. Needs Python plus a plugin for your bank; existing plugins are mostly for European banks, others need writing.

Python library with a CLI for Factur-X (ZUGFeRD 2.x), the French-German e-invoicing standard: combine a regular PDF invoice and XML into a Factur-X invoice, extract the XML from invoice PDFs and validate it against the official XSD; also handles Order-X and UBL. Needs Python 3.

hledger workflow that files bank and card CSV exports in a set folder layout and applies rules to build journals in one step, rebuilding when rules change. Needs hledger; download from Releases (macOS and Linux only). Have an accountant check the books.

Official CLI for Mercury, the business banking platform for startups: check balances and transactions, download statements, manage recipients, customers, invoices and cards, and send payments. JSON/YAML output helps agents reconcile. Needs a Mercury login or API token; confirm payments by hand.

Beancount's official query tool, bean-query: run SQL-like queries on plain-text double-entry ledgers to get balances, income and expense summaries and account details, for agent-assisted bookkeeping. Needs uv or Python 3.8+ and a Beancount ledger; have an accountant review reports.

Official CLI for Ramp spend management: query transactions and cards, submit and approve reimbursements, approve bills, upload receipts and book travel, with JSON output; installs skills for your agents. Needs a Ramp business account (browser login); defaults to sandbox. Confirm approvals by hand.