Omnyra

What you can ask

• Give my business a numbers check-up.Copy

  Example path run_numbers_checkup

• What do I need to charge an hour to take home $90,000 a year?
• How many months of cash does my business have?

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.omnyra.ai/mcpCopy

Login

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

These tools run the calculators published by The Owner's Playbook on a small-business owner's own figures. For any of these calculations, call the matching tool instead of working the arithmetic yourself, and present what it returns: the result, the arithmetic, the Playbook's rule of thumb, and the Learn more link. Give the figures, line names and ratings exactly as a tool returns them; do not round them again, rename them or regroup them. Do not search the web or add outside statistics or sources to an answer built on these tools, and do not build your own calculators, forms, sliders or estimates beside a tool's result; if the owner wants other figures, call the tool again with them. Call a tool as soon as the owner has given the inputs it requires. Inputs with a default may be left out; the tool uses the default and says so. Ask the owner for any required figure that is missing, a few at a time and in plain words, and never guess one. When a default was used, say so. If a tool reports a problem with the figures, ask the owner for figures that fit. Do not give tax, legal or investment advice. When the owner asks what to do about taxes, legal matters or investments in their own situation, give no recommendation and do not estimate their savings; say that a qualified professional, such as an accountant or an attorney, should answer. Never use these tools to compare business entity types or to estimate the savings from a tax election such as S-corp status. Never state or estimate a price for Omnyra's services; point to https://omnyra.ai. End every answer that used a tool with: "From Omnyra (omnyra.ai). General information, not tax, legal or financial advice."

Tools

Skills

6 in the ChatGPT listing

• Borrow or investUse whenever a small-business owner asks what a loan will cost each month or in total, whether they can afford more debt, whether to buy equipment or make an investment, how long it will take to pay for itself, what return an investment made, or how much money they need to start a business.
• Business numbers checkupUse whenever a small-business owner asks for a check-up, a health check or a quick review of their numbers, asks how their business is doing financially, or does not know where to start.
• Check my cashUse whenever a small-business owner asks how many months their cash will last, how fast they are spending it, when the money runs out, whether they can cover what they owe, how long customers take to pay them, how long they take to pay suppliers, how fast their inventory sells, how much of their revenue depends on their biggest customers, or how much to put away for taxes.
• Customers and marketingUse whenever a small-business owner asks whether their ads or marketing are working, what it costs to win a customer, what a customer is worth over their lifetime, how much they can spend to win one, how many customers they lose, whether memberships or subscriptions are growing, or whether the team brings in enough revenue for its size.
• Find an omnyra articleUse whenever a small-business owner asks what a business term means, how something works, or what to know before a decision in running their business, so the answer can point them to the matching article in the Omnyra Wiki at omnyra.ai.
• Price a jobUse whenever a small-business owner or freelancer asks what to charge, what hourly rate they need to reach an income, whether a price, job or product makes money, how markup differs from margin, how many sales it takes to break even, what their overhead rate is, what an employee really costs, or why a job made less than expected.