FAQ

You get a SKILL.md file (plus the reference data and scripts that come with it). You install it into your AI agent — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenClaw, or anything that reads the SKILL.md format. After that, your agent knows how to do the job: run a runway calculation, check competitor density, build a financial model. It's a one-time purchase, no subscription.

No. Installing a skill is copy-paste: put the folder in your agent's skills directory, or in some cases run one command. The skill itself does the heavy lifting. If you can follow a 3-step install guide, you're fine.

Any agent that supports the SKILL.md spec. We test against Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, and OpenClaw. Most skills also work in Windsurf, Cline, Goose, and GitHub Copilot. If your agent reads a SKILL.md file, it will work.

The financial baselines in Virtual CFO come from published 2026 industry benchmarks (Grid, SaaSrise, Benchmarkit) — each number in the reference file has a source. The scripts actually run and calculate from your numbers. We don't ship skills full of vibes. That's the whole point.

30-day money-back guarantee. If the skill doesn't work for your setup, email [email protected] with your order number and we'll refund it. No hard feelings.

The Lite version is a stripped-down skill that gets you 80% of the value — enough to try the workflow. PRO adds the full reference data, the working scripts, and the complete methodology. If you just want to see if the approach fits, start Lite. If you're going to use it for real decisions, get PRO.

No. The license is for personal/business use — install it on your own machines and use it for your own work. You can't redistribute, resell, or bundle the skill into a product you sell. The reference data is licensed the same way.

Skills trigger when the user's request matches the skill description. If it doesn't fire, say the trigger phrase directly (for example, 'use the Virtual CFO skill' or 'run a runway analysis'). Most agents also let you force-invoke a skill by name.