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Analyze net worth trends, break down by asset type, and highlight largest changes

Calculate savings rate, identify top discretionary spending, and model what-if scenarios

Audit recurring charges to find subscriptions, estimate total cost, and identify savings opportunities

Analyze budget vs actual spending and flag categories at risk of overspending

Review monthly spending patterns and compare to previous months using Ledgr financial data

Use whenever the user wants to add, register, install, modify, edit, rename, remove, delete, list, or inspect a tool in Pier — the macOS menu-bar launcher for CLI tools. Triggers include "add this script to Pier", "register X in Pier", "make a Pier tile for…", "remove the X tool from Pier", "show my Pier tools", "edit the Pier entry for…", or any time the user wraps a freshly written CLI in a way that suggests they'd want to surface it as a tile. Pier reads ~/.pier/tools.json and hot-reloads on save, so this skill is the right path even when the user doesn't say "Pier" — if they're writing or editing a small CLI on macOS and mention "make it easy to run" or "drop a file on it", consider this skill.

Use when starting work on an unfamiliar repository to produce a concise orientation. Reads README, CLAUDE.md, package manifests, and top-level structure to summarize language, framework, entry points, and conventions before any code is written.