AI for finance, business, and beyond — written to keep the AI honest.
Most people get vague, confident, and occasionally wrong answers out of AI because they ask vague questions. These are the questions worth asking — about a set of numbers, a proposal, a plan, or a pile of documents — written out in full, with placeholders for your own detail.
Before you answer, follow these rules. 1. State clearly which parts of your answer come from the figures I provided and which come from your general knowledge. 2. Do not invent numbers, tax rules, percentages, or statistics. If a figure is missing, say it is missing. 3. If you are unsure, say "I am not certain" and explain what would resolve it. 4. Flag anything that depends on my country or tax jurisdiction. 5. End with a short list of what I should verify before acting on this.
An AI that guesses is worse than no AI at all when there's money involved.
Language models generate text by predicting what usually comes next. That is why they will produce a tax threshold, a margin benchmark, or a "typical" ratio for your industry without ever having seen a number for your business — and say it in the same steady tone as something they got right. In most contexts a wrong answer is an inconvenience. In a set of accounts, it becomes a decision.
So every prompt we write does three things: it fences the model to the figures you supplied, it asks the model to separate what it calculated from what it assumed, and it requires an explicit statement of uncertainty. That won't make AI accurate. It makes it auditable — you can see where to check.
Prompts state plainly: use only the numbers I gave you. No benchmarks, no industry averages, no projections unless supplied.
Output is required to separate arithmetic done on your data from general knowledge, and to tag assumptions so you can review them.
The Honesty Prompt forces an explicit 'I am not certain' where it applies, plus a list of what you should verify before acting.
AI tools generate text by predicting what usually comes next — not by checking facts. They can state a wrong figure, an outdated tax rule, or an invented statistic with complete confidence. Every prompt in this pack is written to reduce that risk, and each pack includes an Honesty Prompt that instructs the AI to flag its own uncertainty. It still cannot eliminate the risk. Check any number you plan to act on, and speak to a qualified accountant or adviser before making a financial, tax, or legal decision. These packs are educational materials, not advice.
What do you do?
Jump straight to the packs written for your role — or start with the ones that work for any kind of business and knowledge work.
Reading your own numbers without an accountant in the room.
See the packsCleaning up ledgers, categorising, chasing reconciliations.
See the packsRatios, variance, and turning a statement into a view.
See the packsReview work, client questions, and explaining the numbers.
See the packsDoing general business or knowledge work rather than finance? Start with the packs that work for everyone.
Pick your level
Buy the pack that matches how much you already know — or take the lot in a bundle.
Guides
Prompt packs give you the words. Guides explain the reasoning — how these tools actually behave, so you can work with them instead of guessing.
All 98 prompts, plus the guide that ties them together.
The bundle guide is the part you can't get any other way: which prompt to reach for at which point, how to escalate a simple question into a multi-step chain, and how to keep the Honesty Prompt in front of every request so it doesn't get skipped when you're in a hurry.
- AI Starter Pack — 15 prompts
- Talking About Money — 26 prompts
- AI File Analysis Pack — 28 prompts
- AI Power User Pack — 29 prompts, including 5 chains
- Bundle guide — how to use the four together
How you get it
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Open the PDF, replace the bracketed placeholders with your own figures, and paste the prompt into whichever AI you use.