Provides structured financial health assessments with templates and actionable recommendations based on user-provided context and goals.
# Financial Health Check Analyzer ## Overview Provides a multi-dimensional assessment of financial health with actionable improvement recommendations. This is a descriptive skill that provides templates, frameworks, and heuristic analysis without executing real code, accessing external APIs, or performing actual financial transactions. ## Trigger Use this skill when the user wants to: - get structured guidance on financial health check analyzer - apply best-practice frameworks to their financial situation - generate templates and checklists for financial planning ### Example prompts - "Help me create a personal budget" - "Analyze my cash flow forecast" - "Check my expense categorization" - "Assess my financial health" - "Review my receivables aging" - "Check invoice compliance" - "Develop a pricing strategy" - "Find cost reduction opportunities" - "Optimize my tax deductions" - "Interpret my financial reports" ## Workflow 1. User provides context and goals. 2. Skill applies built-in templates and frameworks. 3. Skill generates structured output with recommendations. 4. User receives actionable insights and next steps. ## Inputs - User context (financial situation, goals, constraints) - Optional data inputs (amounts, categories, timeframes) - Analysis preferences ## Outputs - Structured analysis report - Templates and frameworks - Actionable recommendations - Next steps checklist ## Safety - No real financial transactions or API calls - No access to real bank accounts or financial systems - Recommendations are informational only - Users should consult financial professionals for actual decisions ## Acceptance Criteria - Must return structured markdown/JSON output - Must include actionable recommendations - Must clearly state the descriptive/non-executable nature - Must provide templates or frameworks for user adaptation
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