Draft invoice | Well skills

Draft invoice

Tell the assistant who to bill and for what, and it builds a real invoice in Well from the details you give it, then shows you the whole thing to check first. Once you confirm, it renders the invoice as a PDF and attaches that document to the invoice record, so you have paperwork ready to hand over. It never guesses a price, a tax id, or a due date. This is the one skill that writes data instead of reporting on it, so nothing is created until you say yes.

This skill writes data rather than only reporting on it. It shows you what it will do, and changes nothing until you confirm.

npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill draft-invoice

Draft an invoice for this client

Here is the draft: Acme Corp, €2,500 for consulting, due in 30 days on 28.

How the skill answers

Every step of the run, in order, with the card each one returns. A step that hands its work to another skill says which one.

  1. You ask
    Draft an invoice for this client

  2. Pin the workspace
    Skill used define-workspace

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Maxime Champoux

Well App Inc.

  1. Gather every required field — never invent one
    Skill used confirm-my-company

  2. Show the full composed draft and get explicit confirmation

  3. On confirmation, call well_create_invoice_from_data

Invoice INV-2026-0417

Saved

Invoice ID: 8f1c2e40-9b3a-4c7d-9e1a-2b6f5d8a7c10

Line items: 1

Payment means: 1

Document: 3a7b1e50-1c2d-4e6f-8a9b-0d1e2f3a4b5c

  1. On success, call well_create_invoice_document

  2. Report the result honestly

  3. Be explicit that this creates the record plus an attached PDF in Well

  4. If MCP tools aren't available, or the workspace can't be resolved,

  5. You get
    Here is the draft: Acme Corp, €2,500 for consulting, due in 30 days on 28 Aug. Issuer is your own company, VAT from their saved record. Nothing is created until you confirm. Once you do, Well creates the invoice and attaches a print-ready PDF to the record.

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