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@stithy/mileage

v0.1.1

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IRS-audit-proof mileage tracker MCP server — log trips, manage vehicles, export Schedule C — local-first, no subscription

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Keywords

mcpmodel-context-protocolmileagetaxschedule-cirsfreelancerself-employed

Readme

@stithy/mileage

IRS-audit-proof mileage tracking. Log every business mile in your AI client. Get a Schedule C export at tax time. No app, no cloud, no monthly fee.

Stithy Mileage is a local-first MCP server for tracking deductible vehicle mileage. Every trip lives in a SQLite database on your laptop. Tax-year deductions are computed using the actual IRS standard mileage rate for that year — public-domain data, baked in.

Outcomes

  • Stop missing deductions. The average self-employed driver leaves $1,500-$3,000 on the table because they didn't log trips. Talk to Claude. Trip's logged.
  • Stop paying $5-10/mo for an app you barely open. MileIQ, Everlance, Driversnote — replaced by one MCP install.
  • Audit-proof your log. Per-trip date, miles, category, purpose, start/end, and vehicle — exactly what the IRS asks for during an audit.
  • No cloud sync issues. Your trip data lives on your machine. You own it. You back it up.

Install

npx -y @stithy/mileage install

Then in your AI client:

add_vehicle name="My truck" make=Toyota model=Tacoma year=2019 is_default=true
add_trip trip_date=2026-04-01 miles=23 category=business purpose="client visit, downtown"

At tax time:

annual_deduction year=2026
export_csv from_date=2026-01-01 to_date=2026-12-31

Tools (14)

| Tool | Purpose | |---|---| | add_vehicle | Register a vehicle (year/make/model optional) | | list_vehicles | All vehicles, default first | | set_default_vehicle | Pick which vehicle add_trip uses by default | | remove_vehicle | Delete (blocks if trips reference it) | | add_trip | Log a trip — date, miles, category, purpose | | update_trip | Patch a trip | | delete_trip | Remove a trip | | list_trips | List with optional date/category/vehicle filters | | log_odometer | Year-start / year-end odometer reading | | list_odometer | All readings for a vehicle, oldest first | | mileage_summary | Total miles per category for any date range | | annual_deduction | IRS-rate × miles for a tax year (Schedule C number) | | export_csv | Audit-trail CSV: Date, Miles, Category, Purpose, Start, End, Vehicle, Notes | | irs_rates | Reference: IRS standard mileage rates by year |

IRS Standard Mileage Rates Built-In

Categories supported: business, medical, moving (active-duty military only since TCJA 2017), charitable.

Rates baked in for years 2022-2026 (from public IRS publications). When the IRS publishes the next year's rate (typically December), @stithy/mileage ships a one-line update. No subscription required to receive it.

Privacy

Everything is local. Writes to ~/.stithy/mileage.db (override with STITHY_MILEAGE_DB). Nothing is sent to Stithy or any third party. No telemetry. No cloud backup. No analytics.

Compliance Notes

  • This tool computes mileage deductions using the IRS standard-mileage method.
  • The IRS requires you choose between standard-mileage and actual-expense in Year 1 of placing a vehicle in service. Standard-mileage is binding only if elected first; otherwise you can switch only with restrictions. Talk to your CPA.
  • This is software, not tax advice. Always verify deductions with a qualified preparer before filing.

License

BUSL-1.1. Free for personal and commercial use under $1M annual revenue. Commercial license via mcp-marketplace.io.

Maintained

Active maintenance, 7-day bug-fix turnaround, 30-day refund. Annual IRS rate refresh shipped within 1 week of IRS publication. Issues: https://github.com/resolceo-ai/stithy-mcp/issues