MCP Bridge for ProjectionLab

Connects ProjectionLab's Plugin API to a local projectionlab-mcp server.

Let your AI assistant read and safely edit your ProjectionLab retirement plan. MCP Bridge for ProjectionLab connects the ProjectionLab tab you are signed in to with projectionlab-mcp, an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that runs on your own computer. Any MCP-compatible assistant, such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or another MCP host, can then use ProjectionLab's official Plugin API through your browser to answer questions about your plans and make changes you ask for. HOW IT WORKS • You install and run the projectionlab-mcp server (npx -y projectionlab-mcp). • The extension connects to it at 127.0.0.1 only, using a shared token you copy from ~/.projectionlab-mcp/ws-token into the extension's options. • For each request from the server, the extension calls ProjectionLab's Plugin API in your ProjectionLab tab and returns the result to the server. SAFETY • Plan changes are dry runs until you confirm them, and the server snapshots your data first so a change can be rolled back. • The extension talks only to app.projectionlab.com and to the server on your own computer. It has no analytics or tracking, and the developer receives none of your data. • Your ProjectionLab Plugin API key stays in the server's configuration. The extension never stores it. QUICK SETUP Ask your AI assistant to "install projectionlab-mcp from github.com/Backroads4Me/projectionlab-mcp" and it can walk you through the rest. REQUIREMENTS A ProjectionLab account with Plugin API access, Node.js 20 or newer, and an MCP-compatible AI assistant. Setup guide: https://github.com/Backroads4Me/projectionlab-mcp#readme This is an independent open-source project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by ProjectionLab.