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estatehelm

v1.0.23

Published

CLI tools for EstateHelm - includes MCP server for Claude Code and other AI assistants

Readme

EstateHelm CLI

Command-line tools for EstateHelm, including an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for AI assistants like Claude Code.

Installation

npm install -g estatehelm

Quick Start

1. Login

estatehelm login

This will:

  1. Open your browser for OAuth authentication
  2. Prompt for your Recovery Key
  3. Register this device as a trusted device
  4. Sync your encrypted data locally

2. Configure Claude Code

Windows:

claude mcp add --transport stdio estatehelm -- cmd /c npx estatehelm mcp

Mac/Linux:

claude mcp add --transport stdio estatehelm -- npx estatehelm mcp

For staging environment:

# Windows
claude mcp add --transport stdio estatehelm-staging -- cmd /c npx estatehelm mcp --staging

# Mac/Linux
claude mcp add --transport stdio estatehelm-staging -- npx estatehelm mcp --staging

Verify with claude mcp list.

3. Use with Claude Code

Start Claude Code and you can now ask questions like:

  • "What pets do I have?"
  • "Show me upcoming maintenance tasks"
  • "What's the WiFi password for the cabin?"
  • "What insurance policies are expiring soon?"

Commands

estatehelm login

Authenticate with EstateHelm and register this device.

estatehelm logout

Remove credentials and revoke device access.

estatehelm mcp [options]

Start the MCP server.

Options:

  • -m, --mode <mode> - Privacy mode: safe (default) or full
  • -t, --token <token> - MCP access token (or set ESTATEHELM_MCP_TOKEN env var)
  • --poll <interval> - Background sync interval (e.g., 15m)

estatehelm status

Show current login status and cache information.

estatehelm sync [options]

Force sync cache from server.

Options:

  • -t, --token <token> - MCP access token (or set ESTATEHELM_MCP_TOKEN env var)

estatehelm cache clear

Clear local cache (keeps credentials).

estatehelm cache stats

Show cache statistics.

estatehelm config set <key> <value>

Set a configuration value.

Available keys:

  • defaultMode - Default privacy mode (full or safe)

estatehelm config get [key]

Get configuration value(s).

Privacy Modes

Safe Mode (default)

Sensitive fields (passwords, account numbers, etc.) are redacted. Use this when sharing your screen or when uncertain.

estatehelm mcp --mode safe

Full Mode

All data is returned as-is. Use this when you're alone and want full access.

estatehelm mcp --mode full

Redacted fields by entity type:

  • password: password, notes
  • identity: password, recoveryKey, securityAnswers
  • bank_account: accountNumber, routingNumber
  • investment: accountNumber
  • access_code: code, pin
  • credential: documentNumber (shows last 4)

MCP Resources

The server exposes your EstateHelm data as MCP resources:

  • estatehelm://households - List all households
  • estatehelm://households/{id} - Specific household
  • estatehelm://households/{id}/{entityType} - Entities by type

Supported entity types: pet, property, vehicle, contact, insurance, bank_account, investment, subscription, maintenance_task, password, access_code, document, medical, prescription, credential, utility

MCP Tools

| Tool | Description | Parameters | |------|-------------|------------| | search_entities | Full-text search across entities | query (required), householdId, entityType | | get_household_summary | Overview with entity counts | householdId (required) | | get_expiring_items | Items expiring within N days | days (default: 30), householdId | | get_file | Download and decrypt a file attachment | fileId, householdId, entityId, entityType (all required) | | refresh | Force re-sync from server | none |

get_expiring_items checks:

  • Insurance policies (expiration_date)
  • Vehicle registrations (registration_expiration)
  • Vehicle tabs (tabs_expiration)
  • Subscriptions (expiration_date)

get_file returns:

  • fileName: Original filename
  • mimeType: File MIME type
  • size: File size in bytes
  • data: Base64-encoded decrypted file content

MCP Prompts

| Prompt | Description | |--------|-------------| | household_summary | "Give me an overview of my household" | | expiring_soon | "What's expiring in the next 30 days?" | | emergency_contacts | "Show me emergency contacts" |

Security

  • Zero-knowledge: Your data is encrypted locally. The server never sees plaintext.
  • Recovery key: Only used locally for key derivation. Never uploaded.
  • Device revocable: Remove from Settings → Trusted Devices in EstateHelm
  • OS keychain: Credentials stored securely in your OS keychain
  • Safe mode: Optional field-level redaction for sensitive data

Data Location

macOS:    ~/Library/Application Support/estatehelm/
Windows:  C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Roaming\estatehelm\
Linux:    ~/.local/share/estatehelm/

Contents:
├── cache.db      # SQLite database (encrypted entities)
├── config.json   # User preferences
└── .device-id    # Device identifier

Troubleshooting

"Not logged in"

Run estatehelm login to authenticate.

"Failed to load encryption keys"

Your credentials may have been revoked. Run estatehelm logout then estatehelm login again.

"Device was removed"

The device was revoked from EstateHelm settings. Run estatehelm login to re-register.

Cache issues

Try clearing the cache: estatehelm cache clear, then estatehelm sync --token YOUR_TOKEN.

License

Proprietary. Copyright EstateHelm.