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calculator-helper_skill
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Overview
This skill performs mathematical calculations and unit conversions on demand. It handles arithmetic, percentages, unit and temperature conversions, financial formulas, date/time math, and common scientific operations with clear, verifiable results.
How this skill works
I detect the user's request type (e.g., calculate, convert, compute) and choose the appropriate method: arithmetic rules, unit conversion factors, financial formulas (simple/compound interest), or date/time logic. I show the formula, step-by-step calculation, and a final answer with units and sensible rounding. I verify results and note assumptions when necessary.
When to use it
- Ask for direct calculations: 'What is 145 * 23?'
- Request percentages or percentage change: 'What is 15% of 850?'
- Convert units: 'Convert 100 kilometers to miles' or '75°F to °C'
- Financial questions: 'Compound interest on $1000 at 5% for 3 years'
- Date/time math: 'How many days between two dates?'
Best practices
- Restate the problem briefly before solving to confirm intent
- Show the formula used and each intermediate step for transparency
- Round only the final answer to appropriate precision (2 decimals for money)
- Always include units and state assumptions (e.g., days/year = 365)
- Offer a practical rounded value when it helps usability (e.g., measuring cups)
Example use cases
- Calculate a percent: 'Find 25% of 1500' with method and final value
- Unit conversion: 'Convert 75°F to Celsius' showing the formula and rounded result
- Compound interest: 'Invest $5,000 at 6% for 3 years' with final balance and interest earned
- Recipe scaling: 'Scale ingredients from 4 to 7 servings' with scaled measurements
- Percentage change: 'Sales from 1,200 to 1,650' returning percentage increase
FAQ
I use standard conversion factors and keep extra decimal places during calculation, then round the final result to a sensible precision (commonly 2–4 decimals depending on context).
Will you show your working?
Yes. I restate the problem, present the formula, show step-by-step computation, and give the final answer with units and any assumptions.