{"workflow":{"id":"discovery-5322cfc5d15e63390936015a","title":"Allocate and record a shared bill with the correct payer and shares","consumerTitle":"Allocate and record a shared bill with the correct payer and shares","desc":"The Splitwise MCP documents Claude creating equal or custom shared expenses, previewing changes and checking for possible duplicates. Turn a bill and an agreed split into a reviewed per-person allocation before recording it in the existing group.","category":"Money & shopping","agent":"Claude","url":"https://github.com/chrischall/splitwise-mcp","source":"First-party GitHub documentation","status":"Setup guide","checked":"2026-11-09","notes":"Documented capability, not independently tested. The maintainer says this project is entirely AI built and maintained without a human implementation audit. Review amounts carefully. Recording an expense can notify group members and changes balances; it does not transfer money. API access and rate limits can restrict use. Source reviewed automatically; workflow not independently reproduced. Connection options require verification in your own agent.","prompt":"TASK: Allocate and record a shared bill with the correct payer and shares\n\nMY SETUP\n- Claude Desktop or Claude Code connected to the Splitwise MCP server\n- An existing Splitwise group and API access configured locally, with Node.js 22 or newer\n- The bill total, currency, actual payer and agreed participants and split rule\n\nBEFORE STARTING\nConfirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.\n\nWORKFLOW\n1. Check the connection and authenticated user, then read the chosen group's members and recent expenses. Resolve names to member IDs and check whether this bill already exists.\n2. Prepare the exact currency, total, paid shares and owed shares as decimal amounts. For custom allocations, include every participant and make both share totals equal the bill; ask me how to assign any rounding remainder.\n3. Request the server's write preview and show payer, participants, amounts, receipt details and duplicate warnings. Keep human confirmation enabled and obtain my explicit approval before using the confirmation token.\n4. Create only the approved expense, then fetch it by returned ID and compare its stored payer and shares with the plan. Report the expense ID and allocation; if the outcome is uncertain, inspect before retrying.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nOne verified shared-expense entry with the correct payer and per-person obligations, or a clear blocked report before a write.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently tested. The maintainer says this project is entirely AI built and maintained without a human implementation audit. Review amounts carefully. Recording an expense can notify group members and changes balances; it does not transfer money. API access and rate limits can restrict use.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.","requirements":["Claude Desktop or Claude Code connected to the Splitwise MCP server","An existing Splitwise group and API access configured locally, with Node.js 22 or newer","The bill total, currency, actual payer and agreed participants and split rule"],"connectors":["Provide the total, date, payer and split rule directly as text, then choose the existing group","Provide a permitted receipt file inside the locally configured input directory; verify extracted amounts before attaching it"],"steps":["Check the connection and authenticated user, then read the chosen group's members and recent expenses. Resolve names to member IDs and check whether this bill already exists.","Prepare the exact currency, total, paid shares and owed shares as decimal amounts. For custom allocations, include every participant and make both share totals equal the bill; ask me how to assign any rounding remainder.","Request the server's write preview and show payer, participants, amounts, receipt details and duplicate warnings. Keep human confirmation enabled and obtain my explicit approval before using the confirmation token.","Create only the approved expense, then fetch it by returned ID and compare its stored payer and shares with the plan. Report the expense ID and allocation; if the outcome is uncertain, inspect before retrying."],"taskSteps":["Check the connection and authenticated user, then read the chosen group's members and recent expenses. Resolve names to member IDs and check whether this bill already exists.","Prepare the exact currency, total, paid shares and owed shares as decimal amounts. For custom allocations, include every participant and make both share totals equal the bill; ask me how to assign any rounding remainder.","Request the server's write preview and show payer, participants, amounts, receipt details and duplicate warnings. Keep human confirmation enabled and obtain my explicit approval before using the confirmation token.","Create only the approved expense, then fetch it by returned ID and compare its stored payer and shares with the plan. Report the expense ID and allocation; if the outcome is uncertain, inspect before retrying."],"taskConnectors":["Claude Desktop or Claude Code connected to the Splitwise MCP server","An existing Splitwise group and API access configured locally, with Node.js 22 or newer","The bill total, currency, actual payer and agreed participants and split rule"],"connectionOptions":["Provide the total, date, payer and split rule directly as text, then choose the existing group","Provide a permitted receipt file inside the locally configured input directory; verify extracted amounts before attaching it"],"expectedResult":"One verified shared-expense entry with the correct payer and per-person obligations, or a clear blocked report before a write.","limitations":"Documented capability, not independently tested. The maintainer says this project is entirely AI built and maintained without a human implementation audit. Review amounts carefully. Recording an expense can notify group members and changes balances; it does not transfer money. API access and rate limits can restrict use.","trigger":"On demand","evidenceSummary":"The Splitwise MCP documents Claude creating equal or custom shared expenses, previewing changes and checking for possible duplicates. 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Resolve names to member IDs and check whether this bill already exists.","Prepare the exact currency, total, paid shares and owed shares as decimal amounts. For custom allocations, include every participant and make both share totals equal the bill; ask me how to assign any rounding remainder.","Request the server's write preview and show payer, participants, amounts, receipt details and duplicate warnings. Keep human confirmation enabled and obtain my explicit approval before using the confirmation token.","Create only the approved expense, then fetch it by returned ID and compare its stored payer and shares with the plan. 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Resolve names to member IDs and check whether this bill already exists.\n2. Prepare the exact currency, total, paid shares and owed shares as decimal amounts. For custom allocations, include every participant and make both share totals equal the bill; ask me how to assign any rounding remainder.\n3. Request the server's write preview and show payer, participants, amounts, receipt details and duplicate warnings. Keep human confirmation enabled and obtain my explicit approval before using the confirmation token.\n4. Create only the approved expense, then fetch it by returned ID and compare its stored payer and shares with the plan. Report the expense ID and allocation; if the outcome is uncertain, inspect before retrying.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nOne verified shared-expense entry with the correct payer and per-person obligations, or a clear blocked report before a write.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently tested. 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