AI prompts and agents for finance and legal work

Ready-made projects that help Claude, ChatGPT or any other AI with invoices, contracts and taxes, explained in plain words.

  • “Write an invoice for 12 hours of design work”
  • “Explain this contract clause in plain words”
  • “What documents do I need for my tax return?”
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Projects in Finance & legal

1 project

  • Read the fine print

    Explains a contract, lease or terms of service in plain words: what you owe, what they owe, every amount and deadline, the risky clauses and the questions to ask before you sign. Understanding, not legal advice.

    Try asking “Here is the lease for my new flat, what should I worry about?”

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How it works

  1. Pick a project Ready-made prompts for customer replies, lesson plans, and daily tasks.
  2. Make a copy It’s yours. Tweak instructions or keep them as is.
  3. Ask your AI Just talk to Claude, ChatGPT or any other AI as usual. It already knows what to do.

Works with the AI you already use.

Need something else?

Let your AI build it. Describe what you want, and it will set up everything for you.

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“Create a Pacpio project that writes my invoices and explains contracts.”

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Questions people ask

What is a project?

A few text files that teach your AI one job. Instructions say how to work. Skills are tasks it can do.

Is it free?

Yes. Looking, copying and using projects is free.

Will the author see my copy?

No. Your copy is private. Change anything in it.

Which AI does it work with?

The one you already use: Claude, ChatGPT or any other AI you can connect. You connect it to Pacpio once, it takes a minute.

Is it safe?

Projects are only text. Look inside before you use one. See something harmful? Report it on its page.