Bridge Town
What is Bridge Town?
Bridge Town is an MCP-native FP&A platform for building financial models as code. Claude, Codex, Gemini, and other MCP-compatible agents can create and edit versioned Python models, connect data from Google Sheets and uploaded files, run sandboxed forecasts, compare scenarios, and share results with collaborators.
How to use Bridge Town MCP?
Connect your MCP client to https://api.bridgetown.builders/mcp, authenticate with
Bridge Town, and ask your agent to build or update a financial model. The agent can
create projects, write model code, run forecasts in the cloud, query outputs, format
Google Sheets, create dashboards, and manage branches, diffs, pull requests, and sharing
workflows.
Key features of Bridge Town MCP
- Build FP&A models as real, versioned Python code.
- Connect Google Sheets, CSV, Excel, and model output data.
- Run models in sandboxed cloud execution.
- Branch, diff, merge, and roll back model changes.
- Compare scenarios and inspect financial deltas before merging.
- Generate and share dashboards from model runs.
- Collaborate with stakeholders using comments, sharing, and project access controls.
- Use searchable tools and skills so agents can choose the right workflow.
Use cases of Bridge Town MCP
- Build revenue, headcount, expense, cash flow, marketplace, or usage-based pricing models from plain-English instructions.
- Turn Google Sheets data into auditable financial model inputs and formatted outputs.
- Run forecasts, compare scenarios, and review impact before committing changes.
- Create board-ready dashboards and share model results with collaborators.
- Replace spreadsheet version sprawl with git-style financial model workflows.
FAQ from Bridge Town MCP
- What makes Bridge Town different from a spreadsheet?
Bridge Town models are versioned Python projects, not cells and formulas. Changes can be reviewed, diffed, branched, merged, and audited.
- Which agents can use Bridge Town?
Any MCP-compatible client can connect. Bridge Town is designed for Claude and other agents that need to build, run, and collaborate on financial models.
- Does Bridge Town support Google Sheets?
Yes. Agents can connect Google Sheets data, read ranges, write outputs, format sheets, and use standard financial statement layouts.
- Is model execution sandboxed?
Yes. Bridge Town runs models through sandboxed cloud execution and keeps model changes traceable through project history.
Server Config
{
"mcpServers": {
"bridge-town": {
"transportType": "streamable-http",
"url": "https://api.bridgetown.builders/mcp"
}
}
}