skills

Size a market bottom-up from an Economic Mind market report and stress-test that number against independent sizing approaches - the headline size, the transparent per-company build (each player's revenue, share-in-market, in-market revenue, confidence and justification carried verbatim from the report), an explicit read on how much to trust the headline and why, and a football-field comparison of the bottom-up figure against 2-3 credible cross-checks. Use whenever the user wants to "size the X market bottom-up", "how big is X and how sure are we", "bottom-up market size", "build / show the market-size buildup", "triangulate the size of X", or "benchmark our market size against other estimates". The bottom-up figures come ONLY from the Economic Mind report, unchanged; cross-checks come from a credible-source research pass. The deliverable is data (Markdown + JSON); presentation is left to the client.

Produce a rigorous, fully-sourced data snapshot of a single company - a detailed multi-year financial table (revenue, gross profit, EBITDA, EBIT, net income per year), computed margins and growth with every derived figure footnoted to its formula and inputs, plus web-sourced profile facts (founded, CEO, ownership, employees, listing). Use whenever the user wants a company "at a glance", a snapshot / fact sheet / profile, "pull the financials for X", "what do we know about X", "give me the numbers on X", or names a single company to size up - even if they don't say "at a glance". Financials come ONLY from the Economic Mind financials connector and are flagged reported-vs-not-reported; profile facts are web-searched from credible sources and individually cited. The deliverable is data (Markdown + JSON); presentation is left to the client.

Benchmark a set of companies against each other on hard financials - a detailed per-year data table for each company (revenue, gross profit, EBITDA, EBIT, net income), plus a cross-company summary of size, growth and profitability, with every derived figure footnoted to its formula and inputs and every line attributed to its underlying provider. Use whenever the user wants to "compare / benchmark companies", "how does X stack up against its peers", "build a comp set / comp table", "competitive benchmarking", "peer financials for the X market", or names several companies to put side by side. Either accept an explicit list of companies or derive the peer set from a target company's Economic Mind market report. Financials come ONLY from the Economic Mind connector, are normalized to one currency, and are flagged reported-vs-not-reported. The deliverable is data (Markdown + JSON); presentation is left to the client.

Orient a user to the Economic Mind plugin and connector - what it is, what data it draws on, which skills and connector tools are available, how to trigger them, and what to expect as the product grows. Use whenever the user is new to Economic Mind or asks what it is / what it can do / how to use it / how to get started - "what is Economic Mind", "getting started", "help", "what can the connector do", "what tools or skills are available", "how do I trigger X", "introduce the plugin", or names Economic Mind without a concrete analysis task yet. As part of the orientation, confirm the user is connected to the Economic Mind connector and offer one quick live example. Do NOT use this when the user already has a concrete request (a company, a peer set, a market to size) - hand off to the matching data skill instead.