Detailed documentation about what the system is capable of, how-to instructions, and examples of how specific flows are designed to be handled, intended to make onboarding seamless and to explain upcoming features to existing users
That’s a good one. I’m really missing some documentation, but didn’t want to bother you with this. Documentation takes a lot of effort, but it’s so underrated and totally worth it. I’m currently testing AI / AI integrations, but have to admit that this is challenging for me. That’s rather a general topic than a MoneyMatter-specific one, but some onboarding help with AI would be helpful.
I see a lot of potential to make things easier with the help of AI, but while trying to use it, I ran into different problems with free tier API keys (context limit, token limit) when using mcp. I’m not familiar yet with mcp, tools, and agents. I would really appreciate seeing some documentation on how some features are supposed to be used.
But at least I got it running and was able to play around with automations, AI, and categories on some synced data, and I need to give you credit for the usability. It feels so much more modern and user friendly than Firefly III (e.g. automatic Enable Banking import in Firefly III is quite cumbersome to deal with), and it’s much easier to get started with MoneyMatter even without specific documentation.
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Sep 24
PinnedWill be added in v0.29.6
Daniel
Sep 12
That’s a good one. I’m really missing some documentation, but didn’t want to bother you with this. Documentation takes a lot of effort, but it’s so underrated and totally worth it. I’m currently testing AI / AI integrations, but have to admit that this is challenging for me. That’s rather a general topic than a MoneyMatter-specific one, but some onboarding help with AI would be helpful.
I see a lot of potential to make things easier with the help of AI, but while trying to use it, I ran into different problems with free tier API keys (context limit, token limit) when using mcp. I’m not familiar yet with mcp, tools, and agents. I would really appreciate seeing some documentation on how some features are supposed to be used.
But at least I got it running and was able to play around with automations, AI, and categories on some synced data, and I need to give you credit for the usability. It feels so much more modern and user friendly than Firefly III (e.g. automatic Enable Banking import in Firefly III is quite cumbersome to deal with), and it’s much easier to get started with MoneyMatter even without specific documentation.
dmytro_sv
Sep 12
Thanks a lot for the kind words 🙏