Writes to your workspace, only after you confirm

Compose a board

The measures you name, arranged on one board that stores the question rather than the answer.

npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill compose-board
WWellapp
Build me a board with cash, burn and runway on it.

Ask anything or use / for commands...

How the skill answers

Every step of the run, in order, with the card each one returns. A step that hands its work to another skill says which one.

  1. You ask

    Build me a board with cash, burn and runway on it.

  2. Pin the workspaceSkill useddefine-workspace

    Workspaces

    Pick the workspaces to work in.

    Your workspaces
  3. Read the board you asked for
  4. Confirm the connections those feeds needSkill usedconnect-tools

    Connect a tool

    Pick a tool to connect it to Well.

    Available tools
    1 of 1
    QuickBooks avatar
    QuickBooks
    Category
    Accounting
    Data
    Accounting
    Direction
    Input
    Status
    —
    Last sync
    —
    1 selected
  5. Resolve your own companySkill usedconfirm-my-company
  6. Settle each block's windowSkill useddefine-period
  7. Build the blocks
  8. Write the board once
  9. Show what was saved
  10. Close on the five next stepsSkill used
    close-on-next-steps
  11. You get

    The measures you named, arranged on one board. Each block carries the feed it draws and the window it asks that feed for, so nothing on it is a stored number that could quietly stop being true.

Frequently asked questions

Are the numbers saved with the board?

No, and that is deliberate: a stored number is one that can quietly stop being true. The board keeps which feed each block draws and the window it asks for, and opening it measures every block again. The figures you see are always from the run that drew them.

Can one board show two different months?

Yes. Each block carries its own window, so July burn and August burn are two blocks on the same feed and the board keeps them apart.

What happens if a source is not connected?

On a new board the skill says so before it writes, and leaves off the blocks that source feeds rather than saving blocks that would read as unavailable. When that leaves nothing to draw, it writes nothing and tells you what to connect. A block already on a board you have is kept either way: the write replaces the whole list, so dropping it would delete it.

Ask your first question today

Connect your tools, then ask in plain language. Every answer traces back to the record behind it. Free to start.