Open a saved board

A board you saved, drawn with today's figures rather than the day it was built.

npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill resolve-board
Wellapp
Open my board.

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

    Open my board.

  2. Pin the workspaceSkill useddefine-workspace

    Workspaces

    Pick the workspaces to work in.

    Your workspaces
  3. Read the board
  4. Measure every block through its own skill

    Cash Position

    As of 2026, Jun 12

    Use the left and right arrow keys to resize this card, Home for its narrowest width, or End for its widest.

    €4,182,940

    Ask for “Cash Position” to open this again.

  5. Draw the board once, when every block is measured
  6. Say what the board shows
  7. Close on the five next stepsSkill used
    close-on-next-steps
  8. You get

    The board you saved, drawn with figures measured in the same run that drew them. Each block asks its own feed over its own window, so nothing on it is a number from the day it was built.

Frequently asked questions

Are these the numbers from when the board was built?

No. No figure is saved with a board, so every figure you see was measured in the run that drew it. Open the same board next month and it shows next month's figures.

Does it ask the same questions every time I open it?

No. Your answer to each choice card, such as which accounts count as cash or which spend is not burn, is saved on the block that asked it. The card comes back only when a new option appears, with your last answer ticked.

Why does opening a board take a moment?

Each block is a real measure, run under that measure's own rules. A board with six blocks is six measures, which is the same work as asking for all six one at a time.

What if a source behind one block is not connected?

The board is not drawn with that block empty. An empty block reads as a figure of zero, which is a different statement from "this could not be measured", so the skill first shows which source is missing and what to connect. Once it is connected, the run carries on and draws the board.

What if one figure needs something fixed first?

That figure's own skill shows its fix, the same one you would see if you asked for that figure alone. Once you fix it, the run carries on where it stopped, and the board is drawn when every block is measured.

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.