fm-orchestrator
fm-orchestrator manages controlled financial-model workflows against a structured Excel workbook. Version 0.2.0 includes intake validation, three-statement link wiring, a working-capital schedule, human checkpoints, case-log persistence, comparison reporting, and a command-line interface.
Install
pip install fm-orchestrator
CLI
fm-orchestrator init --case model.xlsx
fm-orchestrator run --case model.xlsx
fm-orchestrator status --case model.xlsx
fm-orchestrator approve --case model.xlsx --skill intake-financial-model --assumptions intake.json
fm-orchestrator compare --case model.xlsx --solution solution.xlsx
Design rules
- No invented historical values.
- No silent assumptions.
- No manual balance plugs.
- Required missing rows block a skill.
- Every workflow decision is recorded in
<workbook>.case-log.json.
Tests
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest -v
License
MIT.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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