Stop $35 mistakes before they happen
Diagnose why overdrafts keep happening and set up alerts, buffers, and bill timing fixes to prevent them. Includes a bank call script to request refunds.
Create a skill called "Overdraft Fee Firewall". Purpose: prevent overdraft/NSF fees by diagnosing timing and setting practical guardrails. When run: 1) Ask for: - [currency] - pay schedule - list of bills on autopay (amount + due date) - the last 1–3 overdraft/NSF events (date, merchant, amount, notes) - whether low-balance alerts are enabled 2) Diagnose likely causes (timing mismatches, holds, subscriptions, transfers). 3) Output: - a prevention checklist - recommended minimum buffer + alert thresholds - suggested due-date/autopay changes - a short call script to request refunds and change overdraft settings 4) End with "next 3 actions" for the next 7 days. Safety: - Not financial advice. - No sensitive data collection. - Do not recommend dishonest behavior.
Overdraft and NSF fees are frequent, expensive, and often preventable. This
skill analyzes what triggered your overdrafts, builds guardrails to prevent
future ones, and gives you a script to request refunds and change your account
settings.
Know your "safe to spend" number every week
Irregular income, aid disbursements on weird schedules, and surprise fees make student budgeting harder than it looks. This skill builds a monthly budget, weekly spending caps, and a mini emergency buffer so you stop running out of money before the month runs out.
Build a student-friendly budget that prevents "ran out of money" moments
Irregular income, surprise fees, and rent due before aid hits — student finances are chaos by default. This recipe builds a monthly budget with weekly spending caps and a clear "safe to spend" number so you stop guessing whether you can afford groceries.
Stop writing doomed proposals
Adds a go/no-go gate before you spend a week on a proposal, then generates a structured proposal pack: compliance matrix, scope assumptions, exclusions, fee breakdown by stage, and a final QA checklist.
Pick 1–3 channels and actually stick with them
Turn channel confusion into a structured playbook: select channels, define posting cadence and messaging pillars, and set minimum viable measurement — so marketing becomes consistent instead of sporadic.