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wxwyesterday at 3:55 PM4 repliesview on HN

> We’re releasing ten ready-to-run agent templates for the most time-consuming work in financial services

The templates being: pitch builder, meeting preparer, earnings reviewer, model builder, market researcher, valuation reviewer, general ledger reconciler, month-end closer, statement auditor, KYC (Know Your Customer) screener.

Seems pretty scattershot. Reminds me of GPT Store.


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order-mattersyesterday at 4:16 PM

the details are key here. there is plenty of automatable financial work, sure, but also when it comes to reporting finances/costs (formally or informally) and having a real human being be accountable for them, you REALLY need to trust that nothing is hallucinated.

Any idea how they ensure this doesnt happen? As in, how can a user verify that the model did not touch any of the numbers and that it only built pipelines for them.

what I've been telling my CFO who wants to get AI involved in things is that for a lot of accounting and finance work "Trust but verify" doesnt work because verify is often the same process as doing the work.

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GCUMstlyHarmlsyesterday at 4:22 PM

I'll be honest, I thought the first few items on your list of time consuming work was sarcasm.

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infectoyesterday at 4:11 PM

Reads different to me. Some examples to go run with and build your own. Covers cases from the investment side and then the obvious ones in an accounting perspective. It would be highly surprising that any of these would be use in production without modification. I am sure it will happen but the intent to me is to take this and run with your own process.

rubenflamshepyesterday at 4:15 PM

I find all of these .md files released by the labs to be ai generated slop. The only exception being maybe the /simplify command

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