look-06-input-output-efficiency

Compute working-capital, fixed-asset, and labor-productivity metrics from financial statements.

2|1|Updated Apr 17, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/shadowinlife/nano_quant_skills --skill look-06-input-output-efficiency
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Skill: look-06-input-output-efficiency
Source: https://github.com/shadowinlife/nano_quant_skills/tree/main/2min-company-analysis/look-06-input-output-efficiency
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shadowinlife/nano_quant_skills --skill look-06-input-output-efficiency

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires duckdb, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps analysts quantify how efficiently a company converts revenue into working capital, fixed assets, and labor costs, and compares performance against industry peers.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Compute one-unit revenue capital needs (WC per revenue), fixed-asset intensity (fix_assets per revenue), and labor-productivity metrics (revenue per labor cost) across multiple years.
  • Benchmark against SW L3 peers by market cap, surfacing per-year comparisons and a peer Benchmark summary.
  • Support true per-capita analysis when an employee-count bundle is provided; enables revenue and profit per employee calculations and flags data gaps for user review.

Quick Start

Run look-06 with your stock and as-of date to obtain the efficiency metrics, and optionally supply a JSON employee-count bundle to enable real per-capita calculations.

Frequently Asked Questions about look-06-input-output-efficiency

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

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How do I benchmark a company's input-output efficiency against industry peers?

Benchmarking input-output efficiency involves computing working-capital-per-revenue, fixed-assets-per-revenue, and labor-productivity metrics from financial statements, then comparing them against SW L3 peers by market cap to surface per-year performance gaps.

What is labor productivity analysis and how does it use financial statements?

Labor productivity analysis measures revenue generated per labor cost using financial statement data. It calculates one-unit revenue capital needs and fixed-asset intensity across multiple years to evaluate operational efficiency.

Can I calculate true per-capita revenue and profit if I only have financial statements?

Calculating true per-capita revenue and profit requires an optional employee-count bundle in addition to financial statements. Without this human-in-the-loop employee data, the analysis flags data gaps and computes revenue per labor cost instead.

What financial data sources do I need to compute working capital per revenue?

Computing working capital per revenue requires DuckDB-backed fin_balance, fin_income, fin_cashflow, and fin_indicator data sources. These sources provide the financial statements needed for single-stock analyses and cross-year comparisons.

Does this efficiency analysis support cross-year comparison for a single stock?

Yes, cross-year comparison is supported for single-stock analyses. The skill evaluates working-capital-per-revenue and fixed-asset intensity metrics across multiple years, with optional peer benchmarking and per-capita data when employee counts are provided.