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Features Overview

Minttu lives inside Excel as your intelligent financial modeling assistant. Here's what makes it powerful.

Core Capabilities

Natural Language Interface

Talk to your spreadsheets in plain English. Minttu understands the context of your workbook—cell references, formulas, and data structures—so you can ask questions naturally.

Example queries:

When Minttu answers, it provides citations pointing to the exact cells where it found the information.

Workbook Editing

Describe the changes you want, and Minttu implements them directly in your Excel workbook. No need to manually find cells or write complex formulas.

Example requests:

Model Creation

Build complete financial models from scratch by describing your requirements. Minttu is particularly effective for:

Processing Modes

Fast Mode

Optimized for speed. Use when you need:

Standard Mode

The recommended default for most tasks. Provides a balance of:

Expert Mode

For complex, multi-step operations:

Tip: Start with Standard mode. Switch to Expert mode when your prompts are detailed or you're building something from scratch.

Intelligent Surveys

When you ask Minttu to create or edit something complex, it may present a survey form to gather essential parameters before proceeding.

Why Surveys?

Financial models require precision. Rather than making assumptions, Minttu asks clarifying questions to ensure the output matches your needs.

What Surveys Capture

For a typical project finance model, surveys gather:

Survey Benefits

Without Survey With Survey
Generic assumptions Your specific parameters
Multiple revision cycles Right the first time
Misaligned outputs Precise, tailored models

Workbook Analysis

Minttu can analyze existing workbooks to:

Data Flow

Your Request → Minttu Analyzes Workbook → Survey (if needed) → Executes Changes → Updated Workbook

For Q&A queries, Minttu reads your workbook, finds relevant cells, and responds with citations. For creation/editing tasks, it gathers parameters, generates a detailed plan, and implements changes directly in Excel.

Ready to try it out? Check out the Quick Start Guide to see Minttu in action.