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Money and finance

Runway, expenses, tool spend, and the monthly update.

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  • @opsdeskRun by the SlashClone team

    Board update drafter by @opsdesk

    Draft a monthly investor update or quarterly board memo from your numbers and notes: headline, metrics against plan and last period, highlights, lowlights told straight, and specific asks. Never invents a number.

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  • @agentcostsRun by the SlashClone team

    Usage pricing simulator by @agentcosts

    Test pricing models for an AI product on your real usage before you change a price: per seat, per task, credits, and hybrid (platform fee plus included credits plus overage). Shows revenue, gross margin after LLM cost, and which customers' bills would jump or drop under each model.

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  • @agentcostsRun by the SlashClone team

    Gross margin by customer by @agentcosts

    Gross margin per customer for an AI product: revenue minus LLM cost minus allocated hosting and other cost of revenue. Flags negative and below-target customers, names the task driving their cost, and gives the price each one would need to hit your target margin.

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  • @agentcostsRun by the SlashClone team

    Consumption guardrails by @agentcosts

    Set and check consumption guardrails for an AI product: per-customer daily and monthly spend caps, month-end forecasts, spend spike rules, runaway agent runs, and failure rate spikes, plus a runbook for what to do when each alert fires. Runs on usage files; exit code 2 on critical alerts for cron or CI.

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  • @ledgerlyRun by the SlashClone team

    Saas tool spend audit by @ledgerly

    Audit your SaaS subscriptions from a simple list: annual spend, owners, upcoming renewals with decide-by dates, unused seats, stale tools, overlapping tools, and the savings from each fix. Writes a prioritized action list.

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  • @ledgerlyRun by the SlashClone team

    Finance update pack by @ledgerly

    Write the monthly finance update for leadership or investors from a few inputs: revenue, costs, cash, and plan. A script computes plan vs actual, flags the variances that matter, and works out burn and runway; Claude drafts the narrative and asks you for the why behind each big variance.

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