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Built a free way to ask Jobber questions (invoices, schedule, quotes, etc.) to your fav AI tool

We built a free tool that lets you ask your Jobber account questions in plain English

Hey everyone. Big fan of Jobber here, it's the backbone of how we build for home service shops. Wanted to share a small add-on we made for it in case it's useful to some of you.

Jobber already keeps all your data in one place, which is the hard part. What we wanted to add on top of that is a faster way to get answers out of it. So we built a free tool that connects your Jobber account to an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT. You type your question in plain English, like you're texting a friend, and it pulls the real answer straight from your account.

It only reads your data. It can't create a job, send an invoice, or change anything. So there's zero risk to your account, it's just a quicker window into the data Jobber's already tracking for you.

Some things you could ask it:

  • Which invoices are past due?
  • How much are we owed right now?
  • What's on the schedule this week?
  • Any new job requests I haven't looked at yet?
  • Pull up everything on this one customer

How to use it (simple version):

  1. You'll need Node installed on your computer (free, quick download)
  2. You register a free "app" on Jobber's own developer site, this just gives our tool permission to read your account, approved through Jobber's own login
  3. You paste a short bit of text into a config file, or just tell Claude Code to add it for you
  4. You type "authenticate with Jobber," log in once, and you're connected

It's free and open source, so it stays free. We're not selling access. If it saves you time, all we'd ask is you tell another shop running Jobber, that's how good tools like this get around.

Repo's here if you want to poke at it: https://github.com/adeocode/jobber-mcp

Happy to answer questions below if anyone gets stuck setting it up.

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