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by andreolf

watch-my-money – OpenClaw Skill

watch-my-money is an OpenClaw Skills integration for data analytics workflows. Analyze bank transactions, categorize spending, track monthly budgets, detect overspending and anomalies. Outputs interactive HTML report.

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Updated Feb 7, 2026Created Feb 7, 2026data analytics

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namewatch-my-money
descriptionAnalyze bank transactions, categorize spending, track monthly budgets, detect overspending and anomalies. Outputs interactive HTML report. OpenClaw Skills integration.
ownerandreolf
repositoryandreolf/watch-my-money
languageMarkdown
licenseMIT
topics
securityL1
installopenclaw add @andreolf/watch-my-money
last updatedFeb 7, 2026

Maintainer

andreolf

andreolf

Maintains watch-my-money in the OpenClaw Skills directory.

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name: watch-my-money description: Analyze bank transactions, categorize spending, track monthly budgets, detect overspending and anomalies. Outputs interactive HTML report. triggers:

  • "track spending"
  • "check my budget"
  • "analyze transactions"
  • "what did I spend on"
  • "am I overspending"
  • "budget tracker"
  • "spending analysis"
  • "monthly expenses" formats:
  • CSV bank exports
  • Text transaction lists outputs:
  • Interactive HTML report
  • JSON data export
  • Console summary privacy: local-only

watch-my-money

Analyze transactions, categorize spending, track budgets, flag overspending.

Workflow

1. Get Transactions

Ask user for bank/card CSV export OR pasted text.

Common sources:

  • Download CSV from your bank's online portal
  • Export from budgeting apps
  • Copy/paste transactions from statements

Supported formats:

  • Any CSV with date, description, amount columns
  • Pasted text: "2026-01-03 Starbucks -5.40 CHF"

2. Parse & Normalize

Read input, normalize to standard format:

  • Auto-detect delimiter (comma, semicolon, tab)
  • Parse dates (YYYY-MM-DD, DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY)
  • Normalize amounts (expenses negative, income positive)
  • Extract merchant from description
  • Detect recurring transactions (subscriptions)

3. Categorize Transactions

For each transaction, assign category:

Categories:

  • rent, utilities, subscriptions, groceries, eating_out
  • transport, travel, shopping, health
  • income, transfers, other

Categorization order:

  1. Check saved merchant overrides
  2. Apply deterministic keyword rules (see common-merchants.md)
  3. Pattern matching (subscriptions, utilities)
  4. Heuristic fallback

For ambiguous merchants (batch of 5-10), ask user to confirm. Save overrides for future runs.

4. Check Budgets

Compare spending against user-defined budgets.

Alert thresholds:

  • 80% - approaching limit (yellow)
  • 100% - at limit (red)
  • 120% - over budget (red, urgent)

See budget-templates.md for suggested budgets.

5. Detect Anomalies

Flag unusual spending:

  • Category spike: spend > 1.5x baseline AND delta > 50
  • Subscription growth: subscriptions up > 20%
  • New expensive merchant: first appearance AND spend > 30
  • Potential subscriptions: recurring same-amount charges

Baseline = previous 3 months average (or current month if no history).

6. Generate HTML Report

Create local HTML file with:

  • Month summary (income, expenses, net)
  • Category breakdown with budget status
  • Top merchants
  • Alerts section
  • Recurring transactions detected
  • Privacy toggle (blur amounts/merchants)

Copy template.html and inject data.

7. Save State

Persist to ~/.watch_my_money/:

  • state.json - budgets, merchant overrides, history
  • reports/YYYY-MM.json - machine-readable monthly data
  • reports/YYYY-MM.html - interactive report

CLI Commands

# Analyze CSV
python -m watch_my_money analyze --csv path/to/file.csv --month 2026-01

# Analyze from stdin
cat transactions.txt | python -m watch_my_money analyze --stdin --month 2026-01 --default-currency CHF

# Compare months
python -m watch_my_money compare --months 2026-01 2025-12

# Set budget
python -m watch_my_money set-budget --category groceries --amount 500 --currency CHF

# View budgets
python -m watch_my_money budgets

# Export month data
python -m watch_my_money export --month 2026-01 --out summary.json

# Reset all state
python -m watch_my_money reset-state

Output Structure

Console shows:

  • Month summary with income/expenses/net
  • Category table with spend vs budget
  • Recurring transactions detected
  • Top 5 merchants
  • Alerts as bullet points

Files written:

  • ~/.watch_my_money/state.json
  • ~/.watch_my_money/reports/2026-01.json
  • ~/.watch_my_money/reports/2026-01.html

HTML Report Features

  • Collapsible category sections
  • Budget progress bars
  • Recurring transaction list
  • Month-over-month comparison
  • Privacy toggle (blur sensitive data)
  • Dark mode (respects system preference)
  • Floating action button
  • Screenshot-friendly layout
  • Auto-hide empty sections

Privacy

All data stays local. No network calls. No external APIs. Transaction data is analyzed locally and stored only in ~/.watch_my_money/.

README.md

No README available.

Permissions & Security

Security level L1: Low-risk skills with minimal permissions. Review inputs and outputs before running in production.

Requirements

  • OpenClaw CLI installed and configured.
  • Language: Markdown
  • License: MIT
  • Topics:

FAQ

How do I install watch-my-money?

Run openclaw add @andreolf/watch-my-money in your terminal. This installs watch-my-money into your OpenClaw Skills catalog.

Does this skill run locally or in the cloud?

OpenClaw Skills execute locally by default. Review the SKILL.md and permissions before running any skill.

Where can I verify the source code?

The source repository is available at https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/andreolf/watch-my-money. Review commits and README documentation before installing.