Analyze financial performance
Read statements and notes, calculate trends and ratios, connect profit to cash flow, and identify working-capital, debt, and margin drivers.
Codex Skills for Finance give Codex disciplined instructions for analyzing financial statements, building forecasts and models, checking assumptions, comparing scenarios, reconciling outputs, and documenting conclusions. Download the skills for finance work where every number needs a source, a definition, and a reviewable calculation.
task: complete financial analysis task
inspect:
- requirements and context
- existing standards
- failure and edge cases
verify: outputs + checks + handoffFinance work links income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, operating drivers, market information, and business judgments.
These skills help Codex separate historical facts from assumptions, preserve calculation flow, test scenarios, and state uncertainty without presenting projections as guarantees.
Read statements and notes, calculate trends and ratios, connect profit to cash flow, and identify working-capital, debt, and margin drivers.
Organize assumptions, operating schedules, statements, valuation or planning outputs, and checks with visible dependencies.
Change key drivers, compare cases, identify breakpoints, and show which assumptions have the greatest effect.
Create tables, charts, variance explanations, methodology notes, source records, limitations, and review checks.
The steps keep context, implementation, and verification visible so the result can be reviewed and repeated.
Clarify the question, entity, currency, accounting basis, historical range, forecast horizon, audience, and required outputs.
Trace statements, notes, operating data, market inputs, dates, units, adjustments, and definitions.
Separate inputs from formulas, connect schedules, reconcile statements, test signs and totals, and document assumptions.
Compare scenarios, explain drivers, distinguish facts from estimates, and identify decisions that need qualified review.
The workflow adjusts to the project, audience, tools, and risk while preserving the same quality standard.
Support budgets, forecasts, variance analysis, cash planning, capital decisions, and management reporting.
Analyze filings, financial statements, business drivers, valuation inputs, scenarios, risks, and source evidence.
Build integrated statements, schedules, valuation models, sensitivities, checks, and clear output summaries.
Track revenue, cost, margin, working capital, unit economics, cash, and performance against plan.
Start with one defined outcome and provide the source material, constraints, and checks that matter.
These skills are designed for people who need dependable financial analysis work with a visible process.
Build and review budgets, forecasts, models, reconciliations, and management reporting.
Turn filings and operating data into traceable calculations, comparisons, scenarios, and written conclusions.
Understand cash, margins, costs, working capital, budgets, and the financial effect of operating decisions.
Organize sources, assumptions, calculations, risks, and evidence for review by qualified decision-makers.
The skills provide analysis assistance, not personalized investment, tax, accounting, legal, or regulated financial advice. Qualified professionals must review consequential decisions and filings.
Install the complete skill folder and add the project-specific context before beginning.
Keep SKILL.md with statement, modeling, forecasting, source, and review guidance.
Use project scope for one entity and model, or personal scope for reusable finance practices.
Add reporting basis, currency, units, periods, source hierarchy, adjustments, scenario definitions, and approval rules.
State what must be decided, which outputs matter, and how calculations will be independently checked.
Practical answers about capabilities, limits, setup, and review.
Yes. They can organize statements, notes, trends, ratios, cash flow, operating drivers, and risks when authoritative filings are available.
Yes. They can structure assumptions, schedules, statements, forecasts, valuation outputs, sensitivities, and checks.
No. They can support research and analysis, but they do not provide personalized recommendations or replace licensed advice.
They can build assumption-based scenarios. Forecasts are uncertain and should be presented with drivers, ranges, and limitations.
The workflow uses source tracing, unit and sign checks, reconciliations, balance checks, scenario tests, and independent review.
Clear context. Purposeful work. Relevant checks. A result others can understand.