Tool: Mercury
Safe-by-default Mercury exports with dry-run plans, explicit apply, verification, and receipts.
If you use Mercury and you want clean exports for bookkeeping, this tool helps.
I built it to be read-first, with receipts and safe local exports.
What you can do with it
- List accounts and transactions.
- Export transactions to CSV/JSON.
- Download statements/attachments (saved locally).
Why it’s safe by default
- The Mercury API layer is read-only by design.
- Anything that writes local files is dry-run by default and requires explicit confirmation (
--apply, and sometimes--yes). - The tool never prints your token or Authorization headers.
Quickstart
mercury-api-tool --versionmercury-api-tool auth check
Status
- Release: v0.1.0
- Status label: Stable (GET-only API layer)
- Verification date: shown in the Trust box at the top of the page.
Start here
If you’re new, start with the docs and the safety model first.