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Prompt para analizar tus finanzas personales con Claude Code. Parsea extractos bancarios (Santander u otros), categoriza transacciones, genera un dashboard interactivo con Chart.js y te da recomendaciones concretas para ahorrar.
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| I have a bank export spreadsheet with my expenses and income from the last year(s). I need you to: | |
| 1. **Read and parse** the spreadsheet - it's a bank export (XLS/XLSX) with dates, concepts/descriptions, and amounts. Figure out the format (headers may not be on the first row). | |
| 2. **Categorize every transaction** into categories like: Groceries, Dining, Coffee, Nightlife, Events, Bars, Shopping, Subscriptions, Travel, Transport, Car, Health, Beauty, Pets, Home, Fitness, Electronics, Entertainment, etc. Use regex pattern matching on merchant names. Ask me about any merchants you're not sure about | |
| (especially recurring ones). | |
| 3. **If I have a separate transfers file**, merge it in - categorize salary, investments, rent, savings, etc. | |
| 4. **Identify fixed/recurring expenses** separately: mortgage, car payments, insurance, community fees, utilities (electricity, water), phone, internet. These should have their own section in the dashboard. | |
| 5. **Build an interactive HTML dashboard** (single file, Chart.js from CDN, dark theme) with: | |
| - Summary cards (monthly salary, **total** spending, savings rate, investments) | |
| - The savings rate and spending must consider ALL expenses (not just card) | |
| - Monthly overview chart with: salary, card expenses, fixed expenses, transfers, and net savings | |
| - Category breakdown (donut chart) | |
| - Top merchants (horizontal bar chart) | |
| - Monthly category trends (stacked area) | |
| - **Fixed spending section**: horizontal bar chart with monthly averages per | |
| fixed category + stacked monthly evolution chart | |
| - 50/30/20 rule analysis (Needs vs Wants vs Savings) with donut chart, details panel, and monthly stacked bar | |
| - Transfers by category (donut chart) | |
| - Savings rate per month | |
| - Spending insights: nightlife total, coffee habits, Zalando net (after returns), real savings rate, investment rate, **tax refunds**, | |
| **investment returns**, grocery monthly, subscriptions, travel, crypto | |
| - Recommendations section with concrete, data-driven suggestions to reduce spending, with estimated savings per recommendation. Include: | |
| - Shopping discipline (biggest variable expense) | |
| - Blind spot analysis (ATM cash + uncategorized transfers) | |
| - Dining frequency | |
| - Nightlife budget | |
| - Subscription audit (check for subscription creep over time) | |
| - Coffee habits | |
| - Crypto strategy | |
| - Summary card with real savings rate and realistic improvement target | |
| - Searchable/filterable transaction table with pagination | |
| 6. **Give me actionable analysis**: how much I spend, how much I save, which categories have room for improvement, seasonal patterns, and specific recommendations with EUR amounts. | |
| 7. **Find correlations and patterns**: | |
| - Day of week spending patterns | |
| - Payday effect (spending spikes after salary) | |
| - Subscription creep (are subscriptions growing over time?) | |
| - Category trends (spending going up or down over time?) | |
| - Coffee vs nightlife correlation | |
| - Dining vs groceries substitution effect | |
| - Shopping spree patterns (clustering of high-spend months) | |
| - Travel impact on monthly totals | |
| - ATM withdrawal patterns | |
| - Month-over-month self-correction (do you compensate after big months?) | |
| Set up a Python venv with requirements.txt (pandas, xlrd, openpyxl) so it's reproducible. Output a categorize.py script that generates a dashboard_data.json, and a dashboard.html that reads it. | |
| Start by reading my file and showing me the structure, then ask me about the biggest merchants you can't identify. |
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