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Socratic Wealth Coach — A Claude Cowork skill

I've been building a structured coaching methodology that runs inside Claude as a skill — it guides you through designing a personal wealth and investment strategy from scratch.

A key differentiator is that this Socratic Wealth Coach will guide you through defining for wealth and investment principles, and then it will help you come up with an investment strategy that underpinned by your principles.

I'm looking for testers to try it and share feedback. If you are interested, see instructions at the bottom of this post.

Here's what it is, what to expect, and how to get involved.


What is it?

The Socratic Wealth Coach is a structured process that guides you through:

The methodology is Socratic — the tool asks more than it tells. Your values, your context, and your life situation are the raw material. It doesn't push a philosophy or recommend specific securities. It helps you think. Needless, to say, it is not a financial advisor; it is a coach.

What you'll walk away with

If you go through the full process, you'll have:

At the end of the process, the tool compiles everything into a single formatted document — your choice of PDF or Word — that you can keep, share, or bring to a financial advisor. The chat is scaffolding; the document is the point.

How to try it

A full engagement typically takes 2–4 hours, often across more than one session. You don't need financial expertise to use it — the tool calibrates to your language as you go.

The skill runs inside Claude (the desktop app, Cowork mode). You'll need a Claude account.

  1. Download the skill here
  2. Install it in Claude (drag the .skill file into Cowork, or follow the instructions in the repo's README)
  3. Start a new session and type something like: "I want to build a wealth strategy"

That's it. The tool will take it from there.


What I'm looking for

This is an early version. I'm especially curious about:

There's no wrong answer. If something felt off, that's the most valuable feedback I can get.

Share your feedback

Use the contact form to share your feedback. While detail is welcome, a simple sentence is already useful and appreciated.

Thank you for helping.

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