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SEBIT-MCP Models (English) 🌍
한국어 설명은 아래 링크에서 확인할 수 있습니다.
👉 README.ko.md
SEBIT (Systematic Engineered Binancial Intelligence & Tactics) is an MCP-based framework specialized in Accounting & Finance.
It consists of 12 core models, each operating on structured JSON inputs and calculation logic.
🚀 Installation & Run
git clone https://github.com/sebit-provider/sebit-mcp-public.git
cd sebit-mcp-public
npm install sebit-mcp-public
node dist/mcp-server.js
Claude & Other Client Integration
This framework is MCP-based. To integrate with Claude Desktop (or other MCP clients), edit the claude_desktop_config.json file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"sebit-mcp": {
"command": "C:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe",
"args": ["C:\\Users\\user\\sebit-mcp-public\\dist\\mcp-server.js"],
"cwd": "C:\\Users\\user\\sebit-mcp-public",
"optional": true
}
}
}
📊 Model Descriptions
1. DDA (Dynamic Depreciation Algorithm)
Description: Calculates depreciation dynamically, factoring in time, usage, and market sensitivity.
🔹 Input example
{
"acquisitionCost": 1200000,
"residualValue": 200000,
"usefulLifeYears": 5,
"elapsedUseDays": 730,
"periodUseDays": 180,
"baselineUseHours": 2000,
"totalUseHours": 2300,
"beta": 0.4,
"psPrev": 115,
"psCurr": 108,
"marketChangeR": 0.03
}
- Daily depreciation based on elapsed days
- Adjustments for over/under usage
- Market rate (r) and β sensitivity applied
- Impairment test & revaluation (cap/thresholds)
Relevant IFRS: IAS 16, IAS 36
2. LAM (Lease Asset Model)
Description: Evaluates lease liabilities and right-of-use (ROU) assets considering cost, rate, and usage.
🔹 Input example
{
"acquisitionCost": 8000000,
"residualValue": 300000,
"leaseTermYears": 4,
"daysUsedThisPeriod": 120,
"totalDays": 1460,
"discountRate": 0.055
}
- PV-based lease liability valuation
- Depreciation based on usage days
- Adjustment for residual value & unused term
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 16.23–35
3. RVM (Resource Valuation Model)
Description: Values resources using cumulative and current mining data with market adjustments.
🔹 Input example
{
"cumulativeMiningDays": 1500,
"cumulativeMinedValue": 75000,
"currentPeriodMiningDays": 90,
"currentPeriodMinedValue": 5600,
"currentResourcePrice": 52,
"prevYearValuation": 68000,
"currentValuation": 73000
}
- Cumulative & period-based resource valuation
- Market price variation (r) and β sensitivity applied
- Comparative analysis with previous year
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 6, IAS 16
4. CEEM (Consumable Expense Estimation Model)
Description: Estimates consumable expenses based on cumulative usage and unit costs.
🔹 Input example
{
"cumulativeUsage": 15000,
"unitCost": 18.5,
"periodDays": 90,
"totalUsage": 1400,
"prevYearR": 0.06,
"beta": 0.8,
"years": 2
}
- Expense = Unit cost × Usage
- Growth rate (r) and β sensitivity applied
- Aggregated per-period cost analysis
Relevant IFRS: IAS 2, IAS 16
5. BDM (Bond Discounting Model)
Description: Discounts bonds to present value considering issue amount, elapsed days, and discount rate.
🔹 Input example
{
"issueAmount": 50000000,
"scheduleDays": 1825,
"elapsedDays": 365,
"prevMeasuredValue": 48200000,
"discountRate": 0.047
}
- Present Value (PV) based on elapsed days
- Adjustments with discount rate & β
- Comparison with prior valuations
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 9
6. BELM (Bad Debt Expected Loss Model)
Description: Estimates Expected Loss Rate (ELR) using settlements, exposures, and interest rates.
🔹 Input example
{
"dailyExpectedSettlement": 35000,
"usefulLifeYears": 6,
"elapsedDays": 450,
"actualSettlementToDate": 9200000,
"interestRate": 0.065,
"clientExposure": 60000000,
"totalExposure": 1500000000
}
- Expected vs actual settlements
- Portfolio weighting and historical performance
- Final ELR (0–1 range)
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 9
7. CPRM (Convertible Bond Risk Model)
Description: Calculates convertible bond risk based on base rate, bad debts, PD, volumes, and recoveries.
🔹 Input example
{
"baseRate": 0.05,
"badDebtIncidence": 0.02,
"assumedDefaultRate": 0.03,
"bondUnitPrice": 1000,
"bondVolume": 60000,
"pastDebtorRecovery": 15000,
"bondTurnoverPct": 0.55,
"stockTurnoverPct": 0.72,
"extraAdj": -0.004,
"maxValue": 0.30
}
- Base rate + PD + Bad debt incidence
- Adjustments with trading volumes & recoveries
- Risk cap applied
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 9, IAS 32
8. OCIM (Other Comprehensive Income Model)
Description: Compounds OCI considering account shares, flows, sensitivity, and adjustments.
🔹 Input example
{
"accountOCIAmount": 18000000,
"totalOCIAllItems": 92000000,
"openingOCIBalance": 50000000,
"currentPeriodOCI": 13500000,
"marketChangeR": 0.045,
"beta": 1.1,
"horizonYears": 4
}
- OCI account share calculation
- Compound evaluation of opening & current OCI
- Sensitivity and adjustment applied
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 9, IAS 1
9. FAREX (Foreign Exchange Adjustment Model)
Description: Adjusts FX based on export/import data and computes effective exchange rate.
🔹 Input example
{
"prevYear_export_curr": 142000000,
"prevYear_import_curr": 108000000,
"currYear_export_curr": 160000000,
"currYear_import_curr": 120000000,
"currentExchangeRate": 1332
}
- Trade balance analysis (YoY comparison)
- FX sensitivity (β, weights) applied
- Effective exchange rate computed
Relevant IFRS: IAS 21
10. TCT-BEAM (Trigonometric Cost Tracking & BE Analysis Model)
Description: Uses trigonometric angles of fixed/variable costs to analyze revenue sensitivity and break-even.
🔹 Input example
{
"fixedCosts": [920000000, 980000000, 1050000000, 1120000000,
1200000000],
"variableCosts": [450000000, 480000000, 520000000, 560000000,
600000000],
"currentRevenue": 2100000000,
"options": {
"language": "en",
"includeGraph": true,
"roundStep": 1000
}
}
- Conversion of costs into angular representation
- Break-even point (BEP) estimation
- Sensitivity analysis
Relevant IFRS: IAS 2, IAS 1
11. CPMRV (Crypto Market Real Value)
Description: Evaluates cryptocurrency fair value using past growth/decline rates and current market value.
🔹 Input example
{
"previousYearGrowthRate": 0.42,
"previousYearDeclineRate": 0.10,
"currentYearGrowthYTD": 0.25,
"currentYearDeclineYTD": 0.07,
"currentCryptocurrencyValue": 48000,
"horizonMonths": 24
}
- Historical growth/decline rates applied
- YTD adjustments
- Real (fair) value computed
Relevant IFRS: IAS 38, IAS 2, IFRS 13
12. DCBPRA (Dynamic CAPM-Based Pricing Risk Adjustment)
Description: Adjusts CAPM pricing with real growth rates to dynamically evaluate risk premium.
🔹 Input example
{
"riskFreeRate": 0.025,
"marketReturn": 0.082,
"beta": 1.38,
"RS": 0.15,
"realGrowthPct": 0.039
}
- CAPM-based expected return
- RS & real growth adjustment
- Final risk-adjusted return
Relevant IFRS: IFRS 13, IAS 36, IAS 19
Additional Features(Since 1.0.6)
JOURNAL (Dual-language Journal Builder)
Description: Generates and maintains accounting journals in Excel format with Korean (분개장) and English (journal) ledgers.
🔹 Input example
{
"company": "SEBIT Corp",
"text": "2025-03-20 LG Electronics laptop purchase 2,500,000 KRW paid by bank transfer",
"options": {
"baseDir": "Desktop/journal_book",
"oneWorkbookPerYear": true
}
}
Natural Language Journal Entry(Updated at v1.0.8): You can now generate accounting journal entries without writing JSON. Just type a natural language sentence in English or Korean, and the system will parse and classify automatically.
I purchase LG Electronics laptop 2,500,000 KRW, paid by bank transfer.
🔹 Output example output filename: 2025_journal.xlsx Monthly sheets: 01 … 12 Audit log: audit.log
Features: ✅ Natural language → Journal entry (ko/en) ✅ Automatic account classification (API + heuristics) ✅ Duplicate check & audit logging ✅ Monthly sheets + SUMMARY sheet auto-updated
Relevant IFRS: IAS 1, IAS 2, IAS 16, IFRS 9
TCT-BEAM Trigonometric Graphs(Added 1.0.7)
Visualizes fixed and variable costs as trigonometric vectors. Provides a break-even chart with angle sensitivity (θ) and revenue-performance visualization. Output: SVG/PNG charts auto-generated for each run.
🔹 Example usage
{
"fixedCosts": [850000000, 920000000, 995000000],
"variableCosts": [420000000, 445000000, 485000000],
"currentRevenue": 1850000000,
"options": { "chart": true, "outputDir": "./reports" }
}
Output: beam_graph.svg
Automated Report Generation(Added 1.0.7)
Generates a structured PDF report for each MCP session.
Includes: ✅Model execution logs ✅Aggregated risk classification (Low / Medium / High) ✅Strategic roadmap (24h, 1 week, 1 month) ✅IFRS references
🔹 Example output SEBIT-MCP-Report_2025-09-17_17-03-50.pdf
📌 Notes
- All inputs must be in JSON format.
- Numeric fields allow string input (
"8%","0.08") - Optional fields (
options) may be added. - See
SEBIT_FRAMEWORK_INPUT_VALUABLES.docxfor detailed input docs. - All models comply with IFRS standards.
License Notice
This project is licensed under the Sebit Public License v1.0 (SPL-1.0).
- ✅ Free for personal, educational, and research purposes
- 💼 Commercial use requires a separate license from the Author
- ✍️ Attribution ("SEBIT") is required in any use or derivative work
🧾 License & Author
- License: Sebit Public License v1.0(SPL-1.0)
- Author: Seounghyup Park (박승협)
📬 문의 (Contact)
- Email: sebit.2508@gmail.com
- GitHub Issues: sebit-mcp-public Issues
README mirrored from the source repository 4 months ago. The original is authoritative.