io.github.Whatsonyourmind/modelforge
Bulge-tier financial model factory — live formulas, source-traced cells, 14 templates.
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Bulge-tier financial model factory — live formulas, source-traced cells, 14 templates.
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# ModelForge
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[](https://pypi.org/project/modelforge-finance/) [](./tests) [-brightgreen)](./AUDIT_REPORT.md) [](./modelforge/mcp_server.py) [-blue)](./modelforge/templates/) [](./.github/workflows/ci.yml)
Bulge-tier Excel financial model factory for credit & structured finance. Every cell live-formulated. Every number traceable back to the source document page it came from.
A developer tool for analysts and engineers who build credit and corporate-finance models programmatically. Covers unitranche, sponsor-backed LBO, project finance, real estate credit, NPL, structured credit, restructuring, M&A, DCF and IPO templates. Extensible to any asset class.
**The moat:** builds are **byte-identical deterministic** (same spec → same workbook bytes, every run) and ship with a verifiable **manifest + certificate** — formula integrity, accounting/conservation invariants (balance sheet balances, cash ties out), and SHA-256 hashes of spec + sources + workbook. Run `certify --strict` / `build --trust-strict` and it's **fail-closed**: non-zero exit on any integrity violation, so a broken model never ships. That's model generation *with* a portable audit trail — not just generation. For an AI agent or an app that emits financial models, it's the layer that turns "the LLM produced a spreadsheet" into "here is a certificate that the spreadsheet is internally correct and reproducible."
---
> **🚀 Using ModelForge in production — or want managed features, priority support, or a specific template/connector?**
> [**Tell me about your use case →**](https://github.com/Whatsonyourmind/modelforge/issues/new?template=early-access.yml) — I read every one.
---
## What this solves
- Your agent needs to produce an Excel model from a structured spec — without an LLM hallucinating numbers directly into cells. ModelForge keeps the model deterministic: the LLM writes a typed YAML spec with source IDs, and a Python builder emits the live-formula workbook.
- You need every output number to be auditable back to where it came from — without manually maintaining a sources sheet. Each hardcoded input carries a source ID, and the model's linkage graph is persisted to SQLite so a cell can be traced to its driver, source, and document page.
- You want a model that recalculates instead of being a static dump — without writing formula strings by hand. Every cell is a real Excel formula, with named ranges, sign conventions, and WORST/BASE/BEST scenario toggles wired across sheets.
- You need to gate a workbook for review — without eyeballing it. The QC tool runs an automated structural check suite (QC sheet present, named ranges populated, source references resolve, print areas set, no orphan sheets) and returns a per-check pass/fail report.
- You need to triage many candidate deals fast — without building a workbook for each one. The screening tool filters and ranks a directory of spec YAMLs by quantitative criteria (margins, leverage, IRR) on their `screening:` block alone.
- You want the whole pipeline available to an AI assistant — without bespoke glue code. ModelForge ships an MCP server (`modelforge-mcp`) so agents in Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or ChatGPT Enterprise can list templates, build, QC, trace lineage, ingest a data room, and export deliverables.
---
## Use it inside Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT Enterprise (MCP-native)
**PyPI name**: `modelforge-finance` (the unscoped `modelforge` was taken by source{d}'s ML library). **Import name** stays `modelforge`.
```bash
pip install "modelforge-finance[mcp,export]"
# wire into your MCP client config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"modelforge": { "command": "modelforge-mcp" }
}
}
```
Then in your AI assistant:
> *"Build me a unitranche LBO model from this YAML spec, export the committee deck."*
Tools available: `list_templates` · `build_model` · `qc_workbook` · `list_sources` · `lineage_walk` · `ingest_dataroom` · `screen_deals` · `compute_tax` · `export_pptx` · `export_docx` · plus 7 unified-feed tools (`data_providers_status` · `quote` · `history` · `fundamentals` · `search_filings` · `entity_lookup` · `search_securities`) across a 14-provider data stack.
## The architectural principle
> **LLMs produce specs + sources + narrative. Deterministic Python produces the workbook.**
The LLM never writes a number into a cell. It writes a typed YAML spec with source IDs. A deterministic builder emits the Excel via openpyxl. A QC gate validates before export. Excel is a render of a linkage graph; the graph is persisted to SQLite and is the canonical artifact.
## Quality standards (bulge-tier, non-negotiable)
**Formatting**
- Blue = hardcoded input. Black = formula. Green = cross-sheet link. Red = warning.
- No mixed formulas (no magic numbers embedded). Named ranges for every driver.
- Costs NEGATIVE (sign convention enforced and checked).
- EN primary labels, multi-language secondary (DE / ES / IT shipped; SV / NO / DA / NL on the v0.10 roadmap as design-partner asks).
- Historical vs Projected column separator, obvious.
- Check row at top of every sheet (BS balance, CFS tie, covenant headroom — TRUE or 0).
**Sourcing**
- Every hardcoded cell has a comment with source ID (S-001, S-002, ...).
- `Sources` sheet lists each source: doc, page, publisher, date, URL, verified-flag.
- Assumptions (not sourced) tagged A-001 with rationale + confidence H/M/L.
**Scenarios**
- WORST / BASE / BEST toggle on Assumptions. Drives every sheet via CHOOSE.
- Every sheet respects the toggle — no orphan assumptions.
**Audit**
- `QC` sheet with 8 automated checks, all must pass.
- Revision log on Cover.
- Named ranges mandatory.
- Print areas set. Print-ready on every sheet.
## Quick start
```bash
pip install "modelforge-finance[mcp,export]"
# Scaffold a ready-to-build spec — no repo checkout needed (works for any of the 19
# templates; run `modelforge list-templates` to see them all)
modelforge scaffold dcf -o demo_dcf.yaml
# Build it: live-formula workbook + linkage graph + manifest sidecar
modelforge build demo_dcf.yaml # -> output/demo_dcf.xlsx
# Certify the delivered artifact: zero formula errors, byte-identical, manifest-valid
modelforge certify output/demo_dcf.xlsx
```
## Trust Layer v1 (new in v0.9.7)
> Why should a buyer trust the number in cell `B42`?
The Trust Layer is a **semantic** gate (separate from the structural QC gate). It answers the question every IC asks in the first five minutes: *is this number plausible?* It catches issues like a DCF EV that's 8× the company's real market cap before the model ever leaves QA.
25+ built-in rules cover all shipped templates:
- **DCF**: WACC band (3-25%), terminal growth ≤ GDP + 1%, EV vs market-cap deviation, terminal-value share, sensitivity-table monotonicity
- **Three-statement**: balance-sheet integrity, cash reconciliation, retained-earnings link
- **NPL**: cumulative recovery ≤ 100%, vintage staircase monotone
- **Project finance**: DSCR floor, wire degradation > 0, P90 < P50
- **Sponsor LBO**: XIRR plausibility, multiple expansion vs entry
- **M&A / fairness / structured credit / unitranche / credit memo**: per-template plausibility
Each violation produces a `RedFlags` worksheet inside the built workbook with severity (`info` / `warn` / `fail`), the rule that fired, expected-vs-actual, and the recommended remediation.
```bash
modelforge audit-all examples/ # every shipped example, 0 FAIL violations in current ship
```
See [AUDIT_REPORT.md](./AUDIT_REPORT.md) for the current ship's audit.
## Data-room ingestion (v0.3.1)
Turn a directory of PDFs, XLSXs and CSVs into a validated ModelForge YAML spec using Claude Opus. Every extracted number traces back to a doc page via the auto-built Sources registry.
```bash
pip install -e .[ingest] # installs anthropic, pdfplumber, pypdf
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-... # required
modelforge ingest path/to/dataroom/ \
--template project_finance \
-o output/my_deal.yaml --verbose
# Review output/my_deal.yaml + output/my_deal.ingestion.md
# (INGESTION_REPORT.md lists every extracted field, S-id, confidence)
modelforge build output/my_deal.yaml # produces the workbook
modelforge qc output/my_deal.xlsx # 8/8 quality gate
```
Supported template: `project_finance` (MVP). Templates 1, 3, 5-8 queued for v0.3.2.
## Package layout
```
modelforge/
├── graph/ # First-class linkage graph (nodes, edges, SQLite persistence)
├── spec/ # Pydantic schemas per template
│ ├── base.py # Source, Assumption, Scenario, Target (shared types)
│ └── unitranche.py # Template 1: Unitranche LBO
├── builder/ # Deterministic openpyxl writer
│ ├── styles.py # Bulge-tier formatting library
│ ├── formulas.py # Formula string builders
│ ├── i18n.py # EN/IT label dictionary
│ ├── workbook.py # Top-level builder
│ └── sheets/ # One module per sheet (cover, sources, assumptions, ...)
├── qc/ # Quality gate (8 structural checks + PDF report)
├── data/ # Market data loaders (Damodaran, ECB, Borsa minibond)
└── cli.py # build | certify | qc | scaffold | validate | screen | ingest | ...
```
## Templates (19: 17 shipped + 2 preview)
1. ✅ **Unitranche LBO** — Mid-market direct lending (Cash sweep + IFRS 9 EIR + covenant package)
2. ✅ **Minibond / Private Placement Bond** — Direct private debt instrument (Gross YTM + Net YTM + jurisdiction-specific WHT)
3. ✅ **Credit Memo** — Extends Unitranche with recovery waterfall + PD×LGD×EAD
4. ✅ **Project Finance** — Construction + operating phases, DSCR-driven
5. ✅ **Real Estate** — NOI build, exit cap, LP/GP promote waterfall
6. ✅ **NPL Portfolio** — Collection curves, servicing fees, senior/mezz capital structure
7. ✅ **Structured Credit** — Tranche waterfall with attachment/detachment points
8. ✅ **3-Statement** — P&L + BS + CFS with BS balance integrity check
9. ✅ **DCF** — WACC build, fade, terminal normalization, 2D sensitivity (Trust Layer protected)
10. ✅ **Merger** — Accretion/dilution, breakeven, contribution, collar, PPA
11. ✅ **Fairness Opinion** — Selected comps, regression, premium analysis
12. ✅ **Sponsor LBO** — Returns waterfall, debt schedule, 14-story block
13. ✅ **IPO** — Float build, lock-up, stabilization, fee schedule
14. ✅ **Restructuring** — Going-concern recovery, plan-feasibility, creditor classes
15. ✅ **Development (RE)** — Ground-up development: phased capex, lease-up S-curve, forward-NOI exit, LTC debt, promote
16. ✅ **Bank / FIG** — NII, RWA, CET1 & leverage ratios, MDA-gated dividends & buybacks (Basel III/IV)
17. ✅ **Loan-Tape Securitization** — CLO/RMBS: stratified tape, pool cashflow (CPR/CDR/recovery), sequential-pay turbo waterfall (OC/IC + reserve), note WAL/IRR/rating
18. 🔬 **HGB Carveout** *(preview)* — German HGB carve-out financials
19. 🔬 **Portfolio Review** *(preview)* — Multi-asset portfolio performance review
Run `modelforge list-templates` to see them all (preview templates are flagged). Each shipped template has an anonymized example YAML in `examples/`.
## Tax jurisdictions (7)
```
US · Federal CIT + state + NOL + R&D credit + GILTI + BEAT + ASC 740
UK · FRS 102 + main rate + marginal relief + RDEC + AIA + WDA + group relief
DE · KSt + SolZ + GewSt (Hebesatz + § 8 add-backs + min-tax loss CF) — HGB roadmap v0.10
FR · IS + small-profits + social surcharge + CVAE + CIR + 88% participation
ES · IS + SME 23% + newly-created 15% + 95% participation + R&D + min-tax 15%
JP · NCT + LCT + Enterprise Tax + Special Local Corp Tax + R&D credit
IT · IRES / IRAP / SIIQ / PEX
```
## Data providers (14, unified `Provider` Protocol)
**Tier-0 (free, live today)**: EDGAR · OpenFIGI · GLEIF · Yahoo Finance · FRED
**Tier-1 (low-cost paid)**: Polygon ($29/mo) · FMP ($19/mo) · Finnhub · Tiingo · Alpha Vantage
**Tier-2 (institutional)**: Bloomberg · Refinitiv · FactSet · S&P Capital IQ
Tier-1 and Tier-2 are interface-complete — paid keys activate them via env vars. Local TTL cache prevents rate-limit blow-ups.
## Security & SBOM
- **CycloneDX 1.5 SBOM** auto-generated by CI on every push and attached to every GitHub release (`scripts/generate_sbom.py`)
- **CI gates**: pytest across Python 3.11 + 3.12, ruff lint, SBOM structure validation (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`)
- **Audit log** with append-only SQLite (`modelforge/audit_log.py`)
- **Trust Layer** semantic gates auto-injected into every built workbook
- **Security policy**: see [SECURITY.md](./SECURITY.md)
Procurement-grade controls (SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, pen-test, multi-tenant SaaS with SSO/SCIM) are Phase-B work.
## The pitch
> Bulge-tier Excel models, every cell live-formulated, every number traceable back to the data room page it came from.