export-budget

Export FY26 budget projections as CSV with adjustable units or retail.

Updated Mar 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli --skill export-budget
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Skill: export-budget
Source: https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli/tree/main/skills/export-budget
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli --skill export-budget

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Exports FY26 budget projections into a standardized CSV format so planners can quickly import unit, retail, and inventory value projections into spreadsheets or planning tools without manual transformation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CSV Export: Produces a columned CSV with units, retail, and computed inventory value for each program and client.
  • Adjustable Projections: Applies percent or flat adjustments to units or retail and shows change amounts and percentages.
  • Flexible Inputs: Accepts FY25 actuals from Supabase or a local JSON file and writes output to stdout for piping into files or other tools.
  • Use Case: Financial planning teams preparing FY26 projections for upload to Vena or spreadsheet-based scenario modeling.

Quick Start

Run the export-budget command with optional adjustment-type and adjustment-value to produce a CSV of FY26 projections written to stdout for piping to a file.

Frequently Asked Questions about export-budget

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I export FY26 budget projections to CSV from Supabase actuals?

You can export FY26 budget projections to CSV by reading FY25 actuals from Supabase using the RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_URL and RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY, then writing the computed units, retail, and inventory value to stdout for piping.

Can I apply flat or percentage adjustments to units and retail before exporting budget projections?

Yes, budget projections support applying both flat and percentage adjustments to units or retail by specifying adjustment-type and adjustment-value, and the output CSV will display the corresponding change amounts and percentages.

Do I need a Supabase connection to generate budget projections, or can I use local files?

You do not need a Supabase connection to generate budget projections; the tool can read FY25 actuals from a local JSON file instead, bypassing the need for RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_URL and RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY environment variables.

What's the best way to import FY26 budget CSV projections into financial planning tools?

The best way to import FY26 budget projections is to pipe the CSV output directly from stdout into a file, creating a standardized format ready for upload into spreadsheet-based scenario modeling or planning tools like Vena.

How does the CSV export handle inventory value calculations for each client?

The CSV export computes inventory value for each program and client by combining the adjusted units and retail figures, outputting the results alongside change amounts and percentages in a columned format.

Are there limitations when piping budget projection outputs to other tools via stdout?

The primary limitation of piping budget projection outputs via stdout is that you must redirect the stream to a file for downstream imports, as the tool does not write directly to a specified output path.