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Ask a plain-English financial question about the books and get a plain-English answer drawn from the actual ledger data. Trigger phrases: "ask about my books", "how much did I spend on", "what was my revenue", "how much did I pay", "what are my expenses", "show me my income", "how much did I make", "what did I spend on", "financial question", "query my books", "look up a transaction".

Run a backtest: import historical transactions, compare against QuickBooks references, and build the migration confidence report. Trigger phrases: "run the backtest", "compare against QuickBooks", "migration confidence", "trust ramp", "backtest the books", "validate against QuickBooks", "compare my books", "run comparison", "categorize differences".

Review a company's Slashbooks setup before relying on it. Use after onboarding, before the first close, or when the owner asks whether setup, source mappings, account catalog, close readiness, or accountant handoff assumptions look reasonable.

Run a monthly or periodic books close: pull new transactions, categorize unknowns, reconcile balances, and produce a session summary. Trigger phrases: "close the books", "run the close", "close this month", "close June", "pull in new transactions", "do the bookkeeping", "monthly close", "import transactions", "categorize transactions".

Create owner-friendly dashboards, visual summaries, snapshots, and formatted reports from local books after setup or close. Trigger phrases: "dashboard", "charts", "visual report", "monthly snapshot", "shareable report", "show me how the business is doing", "make a report for my accountant".

Export the year-end or period-end files an accountant needs: sanity-check the books, then produce a workbook and matching CSV files with the financial statements, transaction detail, reconciliations, checks, and open questions. Trigger phrases: "export my books", "prepare for my accountant", "year-end package", "tax package", "create the workbook", "accountant handoff", "export for accountant", "prepare financials for accountant", "close year-end", "generate financials".

Set up a new business for bookkeeping, or update an existing business profile. Trigger phrases: "set up bookkeeping", "onboard my business", "start bookkeeping", "create entity", "set up a new entity", "initialize books", "add a business", "update business profile", "re-onboard".

Review and approve queued transactions one at a time. The owner confirms or corrects each categorization before it posts to the books. Trigger phrases: "review the queue", "approve transactions", "review pending items", "confirm categorizations", "go through the queue", "review bookkeeping", "approve the queue", "what needs review".

Set up a new business for bookkeeping, or update an existing business profile. Trigger phrases: "set up bookkeeping", "onboard my business", "start bookkeeping", "create entity", "set up a new entity", "initialize books", "add a business", "update business profile", "re-onboard".

Ask a plain-English financial question about the books and get a plain-English answer drawn from the actual ledger data. Trigger phrases: "ask about my books", "how much did I spend on", "what was my revenue", "how much did I pay", "what are my expenses", "show me my income", "how much did I make", "what did I spend on", "financial question", "query my books", "look up a transaction".

Run a backtest: import historical transactions, compare against QuickBooks references, and build the migration confidence report. Trigger phrases: "run the backtest", "compare against QuickBooks", "migration confidence", "trust ramp", "backtest the books", "validate against QuickBooks", "compare my books", "run comparison", "categorize differences".

Run a monthly or periodic books close: pull new transactions, categorize unknowns, reconcile balances, and produce a session summary. Trigger phrases: "close the books", "run the close", "close this month", "close June", "pull in new transactions", "do the bookkeeping", "monthly close", "import transactions", "categorize transactions".

Generate the year-end or period-end CPA package: sanity-check the books, then produce the workbook and CSV exports ready to hand to an accountant. Trigger phrases: "generate CPA package", "prepare for my accountant", "year-end package", "tax package", "create the workbook", "accountant package", "export for CPA", "prepare financials for CPA", "close year-end", "generate financials".

Review and approve queued transactions one at a time. The owner confirms or corrects each categorization before it posts to the books. Trigger phrases: "review the queue", "approve transactions", "review pending items", "confirm categorizations", "go through the queue", "review bookkeeping", "approve the queue", "what needs review".

Start here for company books. Use when the user wants to set up bookkeeping, close books, review transactions, backtest against QuickBooks, ask financial questions, or prepare accountant exports.

Use when the user wants an agent to autonomously build, fix, or improve web-app software end-to-end with the strongest reasonable development, staging, verification, review-artifact, and handoff loop. Trigger on requests like "use /vl-cook", "cook", "run with this", "just build it", "iterate on this", "take it as far as you can", or long-running feature work where stopping after the first patch would be insufficient. Consider vl-stage, vl-screenshot, and vl-handoff when they help prove or package the work.

Use when current work needs to be handed off to another developer, agent, reviewer, manager, client, stakeholder, or team. Produces a context-rich handoff tailored to the recipient and delivery medium, including current status, decisions, changed files, verification, open risks, artifacts, and recommended next steps. Trigger on requests like "handoff", "write this up for", "brief the next person", "summarize progress for Slack", "prepare a review handoff", or "pass this to another agent".

Use when frontend work needs a shareable folder of screenshots for design, product, QA, stakeholder, or non-technical team review. Captures a whole feature flow across states/pages, creates a two-column clickable index.html contact sheet, and documents how to refresh the folder after UI changes. Works for any web project with a browser-accessible local or remote URL.

Use when a branch, worktree, local app, or cloud-agent task needs a staged test environment without disturbing the main checkout, especially for browser-facing web app work. Helps agents choose and set up the right strategy for browser/app testing across JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, PHP, Docker Compose, local framework servers, cloud sandboxes, and other project runtimes. Covers worktree placement, dev servers, ports, environment isolation, database/cache/queue isolation, verification URLs, logs, artifacts, and safe teardown.

Use Subscribr's REST API and CLI for YouTube content creation, research, and automation. Covers authentication, all endpoint groups (scripts, channels, Intel, ideas, thumbnails, bookmarks, webhooks), and common workflows. Also documents the MCP server for research-only use in AI chat clients. Triggers on: Subscribr API calls, YouTube data lookups, Intel search, channel/script/video management via Subscribr, script generation or export, webhook setup, or any request involving subscribr.ai endpoints.