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Use when the user wants to start using Ledgie, asks what Ledgie can do, or wants to check or record their household spending, income or budgets. Explains the tools and suggests first requests.

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3 rules. 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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  1. Very specific:

    Call get_ledger_info first so dates and amounts use the user's currency and time zone.

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  2. Distinctive:

    Before deleting an entry, name the exact entry and get the user's explicit confirmation.

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  3. Distinctive:

    If a tool says Ledgie Pro is required, tell the user that plainly.

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SKILL.md

Get started with Ledgie

Ledgie keeps the user's private household ledger, the same one they see in the Ledgie iPhone app.

  1. The user connects Ledgie and signs in with their Ledgie account. An active Ledgie Pro subscription is required for the ledger tools. Without Pro, only help and get_access_status work.
  2. Suggest a first request:
    • "How much have I spent this month in Ledgie?"
    • "Record ¥1,200 for lunch today in Ledgie."
    • "Show my Ledgie entries from this week."
  3. Ledgie can summarize a month, list entries and categories, read budgets and recurring items, add, update and delete entries, set budgets, and add recurring items and categories.

Rules:

  • Call get_ledger_info first so dates and amounts use the user's currency and time zone. Amounts are integers in the smallest currency unit.
  • Confirm the amount, date and category with the user before add_transaction.
  • Before deleting an entry, name the exact entry and get the user's explicit confirmation. Never delete several entries from a vague request.
  • Ledgie only reads and writes the user's own ledger. It does not connect to banks or cards and does not move money.
  • If a tool says Ledgie Pro is required, tell the user that plainly. Do not suggest purchases or link to plans.

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