financial-modeling

Automates creation of financial models with tagged inputs and assumptions.

Updated Apr 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/raphaelVRA/company_agents --skill financial-modeling-raphaelvra
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Skill: financial-modeling
Source: https://github.com/raphaelVRA/company_agents/tree/main/financial-modeling
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/raphaelVRA/company_agents --skill financial-modeling-raphaelvra

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates the creation of rigorously documented financial models that produce auditable results with clearly tagged inputs and assumptions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end financial modeling: 3-statement projections, DCF valuation, and startup financials with explicit sources and assumptions.
  • Structured, auditable outputs: All numbers carry tags [SRC], [ASM], or [DRV], with built-in scenario analyses and sensitivity tables.
  • Deployment-ready decisions support: Use for budgeting, investment analysis, and strategic planning with clear limitations and caveats.

Quick Start

Build a fully tagged 3-statement model for a hypothetical company using provided inputs and documented assumptions.

Frequently Asked Questions about financial-modeling

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

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How do I build a DCF valuation model with traceable inputs and assumptions?

DCF valuation models require every number to be tagged with [SRC], [ASM], or [DRV] to ensure auditable results. This approach automates creating rigorously documented models that include sensitivity analyses and scenario planning for transparent investment analysis.

What's the best way to automate 3-statement financial projections with auditable outputs?

Automated 3-statement modeling produces auditable results by tagging all inputs and assumptions with [SRC], [ASM], or [DRV]. Models must include sensitivity analyses, scenario planning, and a balance sheet check to support deployment-ready budgeting and strategic planning decisions.

Can I use scenario analysis and sensitivity tables for startup financial projections?

Scenario analysis and sensitivity tables are essential for startup financial projections. Models apply explicit source and assumption tagging [SRC], [ASM], [DRV] to generate auditable outputs, enabling clear risk assessment and structured strategic planning with documented limitations.

Does financial modeling for budgeting require a balance sheet check and tagged outputs?

Financial modeling for budgeting requires a balance sheet check and tagged outputs [SRC], [ASM], [DRV] to guarantee auditable results. This rigorous documentation standard ensures deployment-ready decision support with clear limitations and caveats for investment analysis.

How do I document sources and assumptions in a financial model for investment analysis?

Document sources and assumptions in financial models by tagging every number with [SRC], [ASM], or [DRV]. This structured tagging mechanism produces auditable results, enabling deployment-ready investment analysis with transparent traceability for all projected inputs.

What are the limitations of using automated financial models for strategic planning?

Automated financial models for strategic planning include clear limitations and caveats alongside auditable outputs. While they provide rigorous scenario analysis, sensitivity tables, and balance sheet checks, users must still interpret tagged assumptions [ASM] to validate deployment-ready decisions.