| name | entropyFA Financial Planning |
| description | Verified financial planning data and blazing-fast, deterministic calculators for Monte Carlo projection, goal solving, Roth conversions, RMDs, income tax, estate tax, and pension analysis. |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"homepage":"https://github.com/Entropy-Financial-Technologies/entropyfa-cli/tree/main/integrations/openclaw/entropyfa","requires":{"bins":["entropyfa"]}}} |
entropyFA Financial Planning
Use this skill when the user needs source-backed financial planning reference data or deterministic calculations from the local entropyfa CLI.
Workflow
- If the user needs to discover available reference data, run
entropyfa data coverage.
- If the user needs an official value, trust status, or source URL, run
entropyfa data lookup ....
- If the user needs a compute command and the required inputs are unclear, run
entropyfa compute <command> --schema first.
- When the inputs are known, run
entropyfa compute <command> --json '<JSON>'.
- Use
entropyfa compute projection --visual --json ... only when the user explicitly wants terminal visuals. Keep projection JSON-only otherwise.
Behavior
- Prefer
data lookup over recollection when a shipped dataset exists.
- Surface
verification_status, pipeline_reviewed, and sources when provenance matters.
- Do not invent annual tax or planning thresholds when a lookup key exists.
- Keep machine-readable JSON on
stdout and treat visuals as human-facing stderr output.
For fuller workflow guidance, read references/workflows.md.
For exact commands and prompt-style examples, read references/examples.md.