Decode Pay Stub Lines

Maps user-defined pay codes to plain-language explanations in one employee-ready email. Reduces payroll inbox panic without inventing meanings, unauthorized tax advice, or silent guesses on unfamiliar codes, and names when payroll must still verify a line before you send.

Pay stubs are dense on purpose and scary by accident. A single unfamiliar abbreviation can read like theft to someone juggling bills. HR and payroll teams answer the same code questions weekly while hunting definitions in old implementation docs. This agent drafts a reply that maps each pasted line to plain language using definitions and rules the user supplies. It separates gross, tax, and deduction stories without inventing employer-specific codes. Tone stays patient because shame makes people skim for blame. You give responders a first draft they can send after quick fact-checking instead of composing from zero under pressure. It also signals when a code still needs payroll lookup so you do not overclaim certainty.

Payroll and HR responders who translate stub jargon into answers employees actually understand.