| name | opportunity-radar |
| description | Build short Opportunity Radar briefs for market or competitor trend research in AI, ML, banking, finance, and fintech, especially for signals from China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and South Korea that may be applicable to Vietnam. |
Opportunity Radar
Use this skill when the user wants:
- market trend scouting,
- competitor signal detection,
- early opportunity spotting,
- short research briefs for AI, ML, banking, finance, or fintech,
- ideas from nearby Asian markets that could be applied in Vietnam.
Do not use this skill for:
- general-purpose academic research,
- broad literature reviews without a market or opportunity angle,
- coding or implementation work.
Workflow
1. Lock the scope
Clarify only what is necessary:
- domain: AI, ML, banking, finance, fintech,
- lens: market trend, competitor move, or emerging technology,
- geography: default to China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and South Korea,
- output: short
Opportunity Radar.
If the user does not specify a time window, default to signals from the last 90 days.
2. Gather signals
Start with the highest-signal technical and research-oriented sources, then cross-check with market-facing sources.
Read references/source-policy.md before doing deep source collection.
Read references/source-registry-policy.md when the task uses curated creator or influencer source registries.
When the request involves China-based creator, influencer, tool-curator, or practitioner signals, first consult the source index at research-assistant/references/tech-blog-sources-index.md, then load only the relevant source profiles and snapshots.
3. Rank opportunities
Prioritize signals in this order:
- Likelihood of application in Vietnam
- Novelty and differentiation
- Relevance to AI, ML in banking, finance, fintech
If evidence is weak, contradictory, or isolated, say so explicitly.
4. Output the radar
Default output is a short brief with exactly these four sections:
Linh vucY tuongDan nguonKeywords lien quan nen quan tam
Y tuong must be framed as a use case that could be implemented in Vietnam.
Read references/output-examples.md when you need example phrasing or source patterns.
Output Rules
- Keep the brief concise and easy to scan.
- Separate fact from inference.
- If a signal is older than 90 days, label it as background context rather than a fresh signal.
- Do not present unverified claims as established truth.
- Prefer Vietnamese by default, but preserve important English technical terms when precision matters.
