Last week we gave Grok Bot a reporting pack, connected Gmail, and let it update the board deck every night.
This week we asked a harder question.
Can the same bot build the financial model the board deck sits on?
A working 3-statement model. Assumptions. Scenarios.
Then a board pack that traces every claim back to those numbers.
We ran it on Born2Cycle again. Same company. Same May emails. Same inventory spike. By morning we had an Excel model, a six-slide board deck, and a short list of decisions the board still owns.
ChatGPT and Claude are still tools you operate.
Grok Bot is still a worker you delegate to.
The difference this week is the artifact. The bot did not only refresh commentary. It built the engine under the story.
Let’s dive in.
How to build a board model and deck as a CFO with Grok Bot
You do not prompt your way through a close.
You hand the bot a job with rules, source files, and a folder structure. You tell it what it must never invent. You review the output the way you review an FP&A analyst’s first draft.
The CFO moves from builder to approver.
From assembling the model to stress-testing the story.
Download the Skill files (try this yourself)
Download the zip. Open the Excel model. Open the HTML deck in your browser. Then run the steps below with Grok Bot. Everything you need is here: