MCP Server
MortgageClarity exposes an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so any MCP-compatible client — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Claude mobile, or another MCP client — can check your mortgage numbers conversationally, using the same data as the web app.
Connecting
- Sign in to MortgageClarity and accept the disclaimer, if you haven't already.
- Generate a personal access token from Dashboard → Tokens. Pick the narrowest scope you need —
readis enough for asking questions about your data. - Add it to your MCP client's connector settings, or a config file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"mortgageclarity": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mortgageclarity.abhiraj.me/api/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <your-token>"
}
}
}
}Treat the token like a password — anyone with it can act on your account within its scope. Revoke it anytime from the Tokens page.
Scopes
Each tier is additive — write includes everything in read, and delete includes both.
Read — view-only
list_profilesAll your mortgage profiles, with latest score summary.get_profileFull detail on one profile, including all stored inputs.get_scoreLatest Mortgage Health Score, grade, factors, and tips.get_amortization_summaryTime remaining, current balance, interest paid vs. remaining.run_payoff_scenarioHypothetical extra-payment scenario. Nothing is saved.run_affordability_checkHypothetical affordability check on arbitrary numbers. Nothing is saved.
Write — create and edit
create_profileCreates a new mortgage profile with name, type, and inputs.update_profileEdits an existing profile's inputs (merged, not replaced).recalculate_scoreGenerates a fresh score from a profile's current inputs.
Unless a token has "auto-confirm writes" enabled, these ask for confirmation before making any change.
Delete — permanent removal
delete_profilePermanently deletes a profile and its score history. Cannot be undone.
Limits & Disclaimer
Calls are rate-limited per token, differentiated by cost to the server — simple lookups have a generous limit, writes and deletes are stricter. See methodology for how scores are calculated.
Every response includes a reminder that this is an estimate for informational purposes only and not financial, legal, or lending advice.