Pulls unit economics from QuickBooks and PayPal to show what happens to your margins when you change prices. You get cost per product, gross margin percentages, and scenario tables that model +5%, +10%, +15% price changes against historical volume response if you have enough data. It deliberately doesn't recommend a price, just surfaces the math so you can decide. Useful when an SMB owner asks "should I raise my prices?" or "are my costs eating into profit?" The output flags low-margin items and benchmarks against inflation and industry norms pulled from QuickBooks industry profiles. If COGS data is missing or thin, it asks for manual input rather than pretending zero is real.
npx -y skills add anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins --skill margin-analyzer --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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