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Analyze Israeli bank transactions, spending patterns, and financial data across Israeli banks and credit card companies. Use when user asks about bank transactions, spending analysis, "cheshbon bank", budget tracking, or needs to categorize Israeli banking data. Pairs with israeli-bank-mcp and il-bank-mcp servers (which wrap the israeli-bank-scrapers library) to add financial-analysis workflows. Supports Hapoalim, Leumi, Discount, Mercantile, Mizrahi-Tefahot, First International (FIBI), Otsar HaHayal, Pagi, Union, Yahav, Massad, OneZero, Visa Cal, Max, Isracard, and Amex. Do NOT use for payment initiation, money transfers, or investment advice.
Find recurring expenses and subscriptions to cut or reduce.
Who is this wallet and what have they been doing? Identity labels, balance, PnL summary, recent transactions, and counterparties.
Diagnoses live CockroachDB cluster performance issues by identifying long-running queries, busy sessions, and active transactions using SQL-only interfaces. Use when users report cluster slowness, high CPU, or need to find runaway queries and their source applications without DB Console access.
Execute a single Solana MCP tool call over the /mcp HTTP endpoint using a TypeScript script. Use when a user needs transaction, instruction, or account analysis from the command line with explicit arguments.
Find insurance payments, total annual premiums, and compare to benchmarks.
Analyze performance metrics and identify slow transactions in Sentry
This skill should be used when the user asks to "decode transaction", "parse tx hex", "transaction details", "analyze transaction", or needs to decode BSV transaction hex into human-readable format.
Generate a profit and loss statement for any date range.
Build custom financial reports with user-defined date ranges and categories.
Analyze and explain one or two EVM transactions using live Etherscan data and human-verifiable Etherscan evidence links. Use when a user provides a transaction hash or asks what happened, why a transaction failed, which contracts or internal calls were involved, where assets moved, whether a proxy implementation executed, which call reverted, or why two transactions behaved differently. Reconstruct the supported execution path, decode calls and events, summarize asset and permission changes, showcase the relevant Etherscan transaction, contract, token, label, log, and internal-transaction views, and provide plain-English, developer, support, or security-focused explanations with confidence and limitations. Do not use for broad wallet investigations, multi-hop laundering traces, or full contract audits.