The future of personal finance is agent-native
Finance apps keep trying to be the place you go. But your AI is already where you are. Agent-native finance means your money shows up in the conversation, not in a separate app.
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Less to do. More to understand.
Ideas and practical guides for a clearer relationship with money.
A few good places to start
What your AI sees in an Amazon order
Link Amazon, Walmart or Target to Era and each order arrives with its items — product name, quantity, unit price, photo — readable by any MCP-compatible agent.
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Is there open source AI wealth management?
No mainstream open-source AI wealth platform exists yet. Era Context runs on MCP, an open standard, so your finances work with any AI client, not one vendor.
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Can Claude manage your money?
See Era and Claude working together on real accounts: what setup looks like, what Claude can see, and the questions worth asking once it's connected.
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What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to your data and tools. Learn what MCP means for personal finance and why Era built on it.
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Introducing Era: AI-native personal finance via MCP
Era connects your bank accounts to any AI agent via the Model Context Protocol. Get insights, automate your finances, and let any MCP-compatible AI assistant manage your money securely.
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How to add a manual account to Era
Add a manual account to Era from the interface or through your AI in minutes. Track cash, offline loans, and any account without a live bank connection.
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