parallax-cio-letter-prep

Generate a CIO-letter Word document from validated portfolio and contribution data.

3|3|Updated Mar 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bencharoenwong/parallax-workflows --skill parallax-cio-letter-prep
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Skill: parallax-cio-letter-prep
Source: https://github.com/bencharoenwong/parallax-workflows/tree/main/skills/cio-letter-prep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bencharoenwong/parallax-workflows --skill parallax-cio-letter-prep

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Fund managers and CIOs spend hours drafting periodic portfolio letters; this skill automates data aggregation, attribution, macro context, market-news synthesis, and Word document formatting into a ready-to-edit report.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • End-to-end CIO letter pack generation for a defined period (period_start to period_end), including attribution snapshot, top contributors and detractors with drivers, trade-log narrative, macro snapshot, news themes, and a conditional forward-outlook when a house view is active.
  • Outputs a Word .docx document suitable for CIO review, client-facing letters, and internal governance, with provenance, cover branding, and standard disclaimers.
  • Validation, reconciliation, and soft-data handling: strict input validation, daily contribution reconciliation against server data, materiality-based coverage gaps, and optional white-label branding integration.

Quick Start

Provide an inputs.json containing current_portfolio, prior_portfolio, trade_log, period_start, period_end, and run the skill to produce a ready-to-edit Word CIO letter pack.

Frequently Asked Questions about parallax-cio-letter-prep

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

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How do I automate CIO letter generation for periodic portfolio reviews?

Automate CIO letter generation by providing current and prior portfolio data with a trade log to produce a ready-to-edit Word document. The workflow validates inputs, reconciles daily contributions, and renders attribution snapshots, macro context, and news themes into a final .docx artifact.

What is portfolio attribution reconciliation and why is it needed for fund reporting?

Portfolio attribution reconciliation validates daily contribution data against server data to ensure report accuracy. It is needed for fund reporting to identify materiality-based coverage gaps before rendering period-start to period-end performance narratives in the final CIO letter.

How do I generate a white-label Word document for client-facing portfolio letters?

Generate a white-label Word document by supplying portfolio inputs and enabling optional branding integration during the workflow. The process renders a .docx file with cover branding, provenance, and standard disclaimers suitable for client-facing letters and internal governance.

Can I include a forward-looking outlook in an automated CIO letter pack?

Include a forward-looking outlook in the CIO letter pack by activating a house view. When active, the workflow conditionally generates forward-outlook sections alongside the standard attribution snapshot, top contributors, detractors, and macro market-news synthesis.

What inputs are required to produce an automated fund performance Word document?

Required inputs include an inputs.json file containing current_portfolio, prior_portfolio, trade_log, period_start, and period_end. Strict input validation processes these data points to output a comprehensive CIO letter pack with attribution and trade-log narratives.

Does automated CIO letter preparation work for internal governance and client review?

Automated CIO letter preparation works for both internal governance and client review by delivering a reusable .docx artifact. It synthesizes portfolio attribution, macro snapshots, and news themes into a formatted document with provenance and standard disclaimers.