Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
finance-tracker 2.0.0 - Major new release with complete rewrite and expanded features. - Added modules for multi-currency support, recurring expenses, savings goals, and smart spending insights. - Introduced new commands: recurring, goal, currency/rates/convert, income, asset management, summary/insights, budget, and more. - Improved transaction editing, undo, and advanced exporting. - Unified command-line interface with easier parsing of currencies and amounts. - Data structures expanded: additional JSON files for goals, assets, income, recurring, and exchange rates.
What This Skill Does
A CLI tool for personal finance management. Tracks expenses, recurring subscriptions, savings goals, income, and assets with multi-currency support and automatic exchange rate conversion. All data is stored locally in JSON files.
Keeps all financial data local without requiring an account or cloud sync, while still providing live currency conversion and AI-powered spending analysis.
When to use it
- Logging daily expenses like meals and transport from the terminal
- Tracking monthly subscriptions and auto-logging them on their due dates
- Setting savings goals with deadlines and monitoring required daily savings
- Converting foreign currency purchases to a local default currency automatically
- Reviewing week-over-week spending trends and flagged anomalies
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: how am I doing on spending this week?
- 1Run `finance recurring process` to log any subscriptions due today
- 2Run `finance report week` to view this week's transactions broken down by category
- 3Run `finance insights` to get spending velocity, week-over-week comparison, and any anomaly alerts
- 4Run `finance budget 100k` to check today's spending against a daily budget target
A breakdown of weekly spending by category, daily and monthly averages, percentage change from last week, flagged large expenses, and remaining daily budget