export-budget

Export FY26 budget projections as CSV with adjustable units or retail.

Updated Mar 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli --skill export-budget
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Skill: export-budget
Source: https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli/tree/main/skills/export-budget
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/clenisa/optimal-cli --skill export-budget

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Exports FY26 budget projections into a standardized CSV format so planners can quickly import unit, retail, and inventory value projections into spreadsheets or planning tools without manual transformation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CSV Export: Produces a columned CSV with units, retail, and computed inventory value for each program and client.
  • Adjustable Projections: Applies percent or flat adjustments to units or retail and shows change amounts and percentages.
  • Flexible Inputs: Accepts FY25 actuals from Supabase or a local JSON file and writes output to stdout for piping into files or other tools.
  • Use Case: Financial planning teams preparing FY26 projections for upload to Vena or spreadsheet-based scenario modeling.

Quick Start

Run the export-budget command with optional adjustment-type and adjustment-value to produce a CSV of FY26 projections written to stdout for piping to a file.

Frequently Asked Questions about export-budget

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I export FY26 budget projections to CSV from Supabase actuals?▼

You can export FY26 budget projections to CSV by reading FY25 actuals from Supabase using the RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_URL and RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY, then writing the computed units, retail, and inventory value to stdout for piping.

Can I apply flat or percentage adjustments to units and retail before exporting budget projections?▼

Yes, budget projections support applying both flat and percentage adjustments to units or retail by specifying adjustment-type and adjustment-value, and the output CSV will display the corresponding change amounts and percentages.

Do I need a Supabase connection to generate budget projections, or can I use local files?▼

You do not need a Supabase connection to generate budget projections; the tool can read FY25 actuals from a local JSON file instead, bypassing the need for RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_URL and RETURNPRO_SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY environment variables.

What's the best way to import FY26 budget CSV projections into financial planning tools?▼

The best way to import FY26 budget projections is to pipe the CSV output directly from stdout into a file, creating a standardized format ready for upload into spreadsheet-based scenario modeling or planning tools like Vena.

How does the CSV export handle inventory value calculations for each client?▼

The CSV export computes inventory value for each program and client by combining the adjusted units and retail figures, outputting the results alongside change amounts and percentages in a columned format.

Are there limitations when piping budget projection outputs to other tools via stdout?▼

The primary limitation of piping budget projection outputs via stdout is that you must redirect the stream to a file for downstream imports, as the tool does not write directly to a specified output path.