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Thirty of the documented ones are analyst-workflow write-ups — dcf-model, earnings-analysis, equity-investment-thesis, sector-rotation and position-sizing helpers, stop-loss discipline, and similar decision aids — plus four infrastructure entries: wind-find-finance-skill (an entry point that recommends which skill fits a given question), wind-mcp-skill (the actual Wind market-data connector, covering A-share, Hong Kong, and US equities, funds, indices, bonds, filings, and macro data), tushare-finance (an alternative to Wind's own paid data, backed by the separate Tushare Pro service), and wind-alice (an agent that runs its own sub-workflows — company one-pagers, fact-checking, thematic screens — over a streaming protocol).
This is built for Chinese-language equity research and day-to-day A-share trading decisions: nearly every skill description and reference file is in Chinese, and the market-data skills assume you already trade mainland Chinese, Hong Kong, or US-listed stocks. wind-mcp-skill and wind-alice need a paid WIND_API_KEY from Wind's own developer portal; tushare-finance needs a separate Tushare Pro account instead. Sixty-one of the 78 call into that same market-data connection under the hood, so without it configured, most of the collection has nothing to query.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
The extra 44 are not in the README. Its own skill table names thirty-four entries — thirty financial plus four infrastructure — but the repository ships forty-four more under the same underscore-suffixed naming (dip_buy_decision_skill, earnings_preview_skill, and siblings of stop_loss_discipline_skill) and the same market-data dependency. They read as the same production line simply extended past what the table was last updated to show.
There is no open license here. The README carries a copyright line — "© Wind AIFinMarket 2026" — rather than a license grant, so the usual reuse or redistribution assumptions an MIT or Apache header would give you don't apply.
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SETUP
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a-share-primary-theme-identification
Reads the day's China A-share market action and calls out which theme is genuinely driving it, separating the real leading narrative from copycat pumps and one-day spikes.
add_to_winner_decision_skill
Works out whether a trade that is already in profit is safe to put more money into, and says yes only when the reason you bought it is getting stronger, not just the price.
after_close_watchlist_recap_skill
An after-the-bell review of the stocks you follow: which were strongest and weakest today, what was actually behind each move, and whether it is still worth watching tomorrow.
avatar-charlie-munger-thinking
Turns a decision upside down the way Charlie Munger does — asking first how it could fail, who is being paid to push it, and what several different fields of knowledge each say about it.
avatar-nassim-taleb-risk
Nassim Taleb's way of looking at a risk: could you survive the worst case, does the person advising you lose anything if it goes wrong, and what could you simply remove to be less fragile.
avatar-naval-ravikant-thinking
Takes a stuck question about work, money or how to live and pulls it apart the way Naval Ravikant would — is that the real question, is that even your own goal — ending on one small, reversible thing to try.
avatar-warren-buffett-investing
Sizes up a company the way a long-term owner would, in Warren Buffett's order: do you understand the business, can it keep rivals out, is management straight with the money, and is the price right today.
backtest-expert
Tries to break a trading strategy before real money does, deliberately assuming worse trading costs, different settings and stretches of history it was never tuned on, to see whether the edge is real.
breakout_candidate_finder_skill
Sifts a list of stocks for the few genuinely ready to break out of the range they have been stuck in, judging the shape of the chart, the volume behind it and whether anything is there to set it off — not just who is nearest a new high.
breakout_trade_execution_skill
Turns "this stock is about to break out" into a concrete trade plan — what to watch beforehand, how to confirm the breakout is real, how far to chase price, and exactly how to retreat if it fails. It is built to make chasing strength a disciplined action instead of an emotional one.
bull_bear_case_builder_skill
Builds the strongest bull case and the strongest bear case for a stock side by side from the same set of facts, then compares which evidence is more direct, more verifiable, and more likely to be confirmed first. The goal is to surface the real point of disagreement, not to pick a side.
business_model_decoder_skill
Breaks down how a company actually makes money — its revenue engine, its cost structure, its growth paths, and where it is most fragile — into a plain explanation anyone on the team could repeat back.
buyback_program_reviewer_skill
Asks whether a company's share buyback is the real thing or mostly a gesture: is it big enough to matter next to the cash the company makes, why announce it now, and will it actually be carried out.
canslim_growth_scan_skill
Looks across a lot of stocks for the few where the business is speeding up and the share price is already leading the market, insisting on both at once because either one alone is a trap.
conference_call_takeaway_skill
Reads an earnings call or management update and pulls out what's genuinely new — a shift in tone, an evasive answer, a change to guidance — instead of a section-by-section transcript recap. You get a short update on what should change in your thinking and what to keep watching.
daily_watchlist_morning_brief_skill
Compresses everything that happened overnight for your watchlist into a short pre-market brief — filings, news, price moves, and the day's event calendar — so you know what to watch first and why before the open. It is built to read in a few minutes, not to be a complete morning newspaper.
dcf-model
An Excel model that estimates what a company's shares are really worth, built from a forecast of the cash the business should earn over the next several years.
dip_buy_decision_skill
A stock you liked has dropped: this tells you whether the drop is a chance to buy in cheaper or the first sign something is genuinely wrong, and how much to risk finding out.
dividend_change_explainer_skill
A dividend went up, got cut, or stopped altogether — this is the read on why it happened, whether the company can keep it up, and what it changes for someone holding the shares.
dividend_growth_entry_skill
A shortlist of solid companies whose dividend should keep growing for years, picked at a moment when the share price has come back down to a sensible level.
earnings_calendar_planner_skill
Earnings season arrives with too many companies reporting at once — this turns that pile of dates into a plan you can actually work through.
earnings_momentum_setup_skill
After a company reports, this picks out the stocks worth still watching a week later — the ones where the results, the company's own forecast and the buying all point the same way.
earnings_preview_skill
A get-ready note for the day a company reports: what the market already expects, the two or three numbers that will really decide the reaction, and what to listen for on the call.
earnings_reaction_interpreter_skill
A company reported and the share price did something surprising — this works out what the market was actually reacting to, rather than what the headline numbers said.
earnings-analysis
The written report that goes out to clients a day or two after a company's quarterly results: what beat expectations, what missed, and what that changes about the forecast.
equity-investment-thesis
Type in a stock and get back the kind of deep-dive a professional analyst would write — built to answer an investment question, not to describe the company.
failed_breakout_exit_skill
A stock broke out to new highs, you bought in, and it has fallen straight back: this says whether to cut, trim or hold on, and what would earn it a second look later.
gap_open_interpreter_skill
Explains why a stock opened sharply higher or lower and whether that gap reflects real new information or just an overheated market, then flags what to watch once trading gets underway.
growth_quality_check_skill
Breaks down where a company's growth is actually coming from and checks whether it's converting into real profit and cash, so you can tell durable growth from a number that's about to stall.
guidance_change_impact_skill
Companies tell the market what they expect to earn next; when that forecast gets raised or cut, this sizes up how much really changed, whether to believe it, and what it means.
high_quality_compounder_finder_skill
A list of businesses worth holding for a decade rather than a quarter: companies that earn a high return on the money they put back into the business, and can keep doing it.
hot_stock_quick_read_skill
Gives a fast, three-minute briefing on a stock that's suddenly trending: what it does, why it's hot right now, what the market is betting on, and the biggest risk to that bet.
industry_chain_signal_skill
In any industry the profit sits in one part of the chain at a time; this tracks where it is sitting now and which companies that helps or hurts.
institutional_position_shift_skill
Big funds have to publish what they own every quarter; this reads those filings for where the professional money has quietly moved, and whether it moved on purpose.
intraday_abnormal_move_alert_skill
A stock jumps or dives in the middle of the trading day — this says whether there is real news behind it, whether the whole sector is moving, or whether it is just noise.
macro_event_market_impact_skill
An inflation figure lands, or a central bank moves interest rates — this traces how that reaches share prices, and separates the day's knee-jerk move from what really changed.
major_announcement_impact_skill
A company announces a takeover, a big contract, a share sale — this spells out what actually changes because of it, and what could still stop it happening.
management_quality_check_skill
How much can you trust the people running this company? This works through their record, their motives and the way the company is controlled, and says where that trust should stop.
market_breadth_health_skill
Checks whether a rising or falling stock index is backed by broad participation across stocks and sectors, or is really just a handful of big names moving the number.
market_regime_switch_skill
The same portfolio is right in one kind of market and wrong in another; this says which kind we are in now, what is keeping it there, and what would tip it into the next one.
market_sentiment_temperature_skill
Markets swing between calm, greedy and frightened; this puts today's mood on that scale and says whether it argues for pressing on or easing off.
market-environment-analysis
A written rundown of what world markets are doing today — shares, currencies, oil and gold, interest rates — and whether investors are feeling brave or nervous.
moat_strength_review_skill
Tests whether a company's competitive advantage is real and durable enough to call a moat, and whether it actually shows up in returns rather than just sounding good in a pitch.
northbound_capital_flow_skill
Tracks how much money foreign investors are moving into or out of the Chinese stock market, which sectors they favor, and whether that shift lines up with where the market is already heading.
pead_opportunity_skill
Share prices often keep drifting the same way for weeks after a results announcement, because the news sinks in slowly; this finds the stocks where that is still happening.
peer_comparison_decision_skill
Several companies in the same business, and room for only one or two: this lines them up on the same measures and says which to pick first, and why.
policy_headline_interpreter_skill
A government announcement hits the news — this tells you whether it is actually new, which industries it really touches, and how far it still is from taking effect.
position_sizing_decision_skill
You know what you want to buy but not how much: this sets the size from what you could afford to lose if you are wrong, rather than from how sure you feel.
position-sizer
A calculator for the one question that decides how much a losing trade costs you: how many shares to buy, given how much of the account you are willing to put at risk.
post-market-debrief
The end-of-day write-up of a Chinese A-share session: what the market actually did, which of it mattered, and what to be ready for tomorrow morning.
premarket_trade_checklist_skill
You planned some trades last night; before the bell, this goes through each one and asks whether the reason to do it still holds this morning.
price_target_reach_alert_skill
The stock reached the price you were aiming for — this works through whether to sell, sell some, or raise your sights, instead of selling just because the number came up.
pullback_opportunity_finder_skill
Not every stock that has fallen is cheap — this picks out the ones whose rise is still intact and that have simply paused.
sec_filing_question_answer_skill
Answers a specific question about a company's SEC filing by locating the exact passage, then separates what the filing states outright from what has to be inferred.
sector_rotation_radar_skill
Reads which sectors are strengthening or fading and where money is rotating to, then judges whether that shift is a real, ongoing rotation or just short-lived noise.
shareholder_letter_digest_skill
Every year the boss writes to shareholders; this reads the letter for what is genuinely different from last year's.
stock_first_look_skill
Builds a fast first read on an unfamiliar stock, covering what the company does and why it is worth a look now, so you can decide whether to dig deeper.
stock_research_memo_writer_skill
A stock you have researched across twenty browser tabs, turned into one document that holds the conclusion and the argument for and against it.
stop_loss_discipline_skill
Losing positions get held because nobody decided in advance when to let go; this writes that decision down before the money is on the line, and says what to do when it triggers.
support_break_warning_skill
A share price is heading for a level that has mattered before — this says why that level matters, what counts as really breaking it, and what to do either way.
take_profit_ladder_skill
You are up on a trade and torn between taking the money and letting it run; this settles that in advance and in writing, rather than in the moment.
theme_heat_tracker_skill
Market stories run on a clock — this reads where a particular theme is on that clock, from first spark to last gasp.
theme_leader_identification_skill
Sorts the stocks inside a hot theme into leaders, core followers, and stragglers, so attention goes to the names actually driving the move rather than just riding it.
theme-detector
Scans market sectors for trending investment themes, scores how hot each one is, and flags whether it is just getting going or already crowded and due to fade.
trade_plan_builder_skill
Liking a stock is not the same as having a plan; this writes the plan — when to buy, how much, when to get out, and what counts as being wrong.
trading_halt_resume_tracker_skill
Explains why a stock was halted, what has happened since, and what actually matters once it resumes trading, instead of just naming the halt event.
trim_or_hold_decision_skill
After a big run, selling everything and holding everything are usually both wrong; this works out how much of the position to keep, and on what conditions.
turnaround_story_validation_skill
Companies in trouble always have a recovery story; this checks whether anything has actually improved yet, and how long you would have to wait to find out.
tushare-finance
A single way in to Chinese market data: share prices, company accounts, fund values, futures and bonds, and national figures like GDP and inflation.
valuation_snapshot_skill
Is this share price high or low? This gives a quick answer, measured against what the company has traded at before and what its rivals trade at now.
valuation-pricing-framework
A full write-up on how a company ought to be valued at all, what expectations today's price is carrying, and what would make the market pay more or less.
value_dividend_candidate_skill
Stocks bought for the income they pay out, checked for two things: that the company can really keep paying, and that you are not overpaying for the privilege.
vcp_breakout_scan_skill
Before a stock makes a big move it often goes quiet — smaller swings, less selling. This finds the ones that have gone quiet and are closest to breaking out.
volume_spike_reasoning_skill
A stock is suddenly trading far more than usual; this sorts the cause into news, the whole sector moving, a price level being hit, or plain excitement.
watchlist_news_impact_digest_skill
Everything published about the stocks you follow over a period you choose, boiled down to the handful of items that actually change something, each marked good or bad.
wind-alice
Wind's Alice research service has a menu of named jobs — a one-page memo on a company, a list of questions to ask management, a fact check. This runs the one you name and brings back the finished write-up.
wind-find-finance-skill
The front door to Wind's set of finance skills: it works out which one your question needs, and offers to install it if you do not have it yet.
wind-mcp-skill
Every number here comes out of Wind's financial database and nothing is filled in from memory — shares, funds, indices, bonds, company filings, news and economic data.
No skill in this package matches that.
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