```bash
gog gmail messages search "subject:ACH KPIs" --account glaser.dave@gmail.com --max 1 --json
```
```bash
# Get message details with attachment IDs
gog gmail get
# Find the attachment named "ACH KPIs.pdf" (mimeType: application/pdf)
# Download it:
gog gmail attachment
```
Key numbers to extract:
```bash
python3 ~/clawd/skills/ach-volume-estimator/scripts/estimate.py \
--transactions
```
Or if you already have per-BD rate:
```bash
python3 ~/clawd/skills/ach-volume-estimator/scripts/estimate.py \
--per-bd
```
Add --json for structured output.
```bash
~/clawd/scripts/ach-dashboard-gen
```
This reads ~/clawd/work/ach-reports/latest-ach-data.json (or falls back to the latest markdown report) and writes ~/clawd/work/ach-reports/dashboard.html.
View at: http://192.168.1.60:3013/html/work/ach-reports/dashboard.html
TV mode: http://192.168.1.60:3013/html/work/ach-reports/dashboard.html?tv=1
One-liner: 2026-02 estimate: 5.81M txns | (19 BDs, 12 elapsed, 7 remaining) | 306,000/BD | (3,672,000 so far)
Script uses US Federal Reserve bank holiday calendar (2025-2027 hardcoded). Excludes weekends and all Fed holidays (New Year's, MLK, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas).
Wire into the existing "Daily ACH KPIs summary to Dave" cron (9:30 AM ET weekdays). After extracting email data, run the estimator and append the monthly projection to Dave's summary.
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