Claude Skills by ya5huk

Use when the user says "fetch bank data", "pull from bank", "fetch hapoalim", "fetch cal", "fetch credit card", "pull from cal", or any morning-equivalent. Pulls fresh transactions + balances from Bank Hapoalim and Cal via `israeli-bank-scrapers`, records private reconciliation observations in a sidecar notes file, and stages paired files in local `inbox/staging/fetched/` for the next `sync-finance-data` run to ingest.

Use when the user says "fetch investments", "fetch ibkr", "fetch interactive brokers", "pull portfolio", "fetch brokerage", "snapshot ibkr", or any portfolio-snapshot equivalent — and as the best-effort IBKR source inside `sync-finance-data`. The connector is only reachable from a signed-in Claude session, so a session without it skips with a warning. Attaches IBKR as a source feed to the matching logical brokerage account, ingests raw trade evidence without double-counting wrapper statements...

Use when the user says "doctor", "finance doctor", "check finance setup", "what's missing", or any "is everything set up?" equivalent. Audits binaries, configs, secrets, npm deps, DB, live Drive connectivity, and Chromium profiles. Auto-fixes safe local gaps and prints exact commands for everything that needs human action.

Use when the user says "set up findash", "onboard", "first-time setup", "get findash running", "configure findash", or is installing the plugin for the first time. Runs findash-doctor's safe auto-fixes, prepares the local React dashboard, then guides the human through only the optional integrations they choose — local secrets, Drive OAuth, and bank-scraper browser seeding.

Use when the user says "sync finance", "daily sync", "run the morning sync", "fetch my finances", "ingest new docs", "run everything", or any full financial-data update. Runs all configured sources — bank/card fetch, IBKR, Drive/manual staging — then ingests and reconciles SQLite, refreshes deterministic market caches, sorts Drive drops, and performs the gated backup. It writes SQLite only; the live dashboard is run separately.