credit-risk-cot

Generate evidence-backed reverse-thought-chain credit risk analyses with DSCR-based stress testing.

580|66|Updated Apr 21, 2025
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Skill: credit-risk-cot
Source: https://github.com/aliyun/qwen-dianjin/tree/main/DianJin-SKILLS/credit-risk-manager/credit-risk-cot
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aliyun/qwen-dianjin --skill credit-risk-cot

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns raw corporate credit and financial inputs into a logically tight, evidence-backed reverse reasoning chain for a specific credit risk point, helping reviewers see how the conclusion is supported by data.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Evidence-first CoT generation: Builds a structured “data → signals → causal chain → conclusion” reasoning flow, stopping when inputs are missing.
  • Six-step credit-risk workflow: Covers signal identification, industry trend validation, policy/regulatory drivers, technology substitution assessment, financial consequence stress testing (DSCR-based), and a final integrated judgment with thresholds.
  • Guardrails for auditability: Enforces anti-hallucination, data de-identification rules, explicit uncertainty labeling, and an audit trail JSON output.
  • Use cases: Pre-loan due diligence quality checks, annual post-loan risk re-review, and risk report logic validation for enterprise credit underwriting discussions.

Quick Start

Use the credit-risk-cot skill with the uploaded enterprise financial statements and credit reports, and provide the target risk point you want to analyze (e.g., “blind expansion risk with doubtful long-term repayment capacity”).

Frequently Asked Questions about credit-risk-cot

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate an evidence-backed credit risk reasoning chain for enterprise underwriting?

To generate an evidence-backed credit risk reasoning chain, upload enterprise financial statements and credit reports, then specify a target risk point. The analysis produces a structured six-step conclusion validating data, referencing policy documents, and running deterministic DSCR-based stress-test reasoning.

What is reverse-thought-chain credit risk analysis and when do I need it?

Reverse-thought-chain credit risk analysis builds a structured data-to-conclusion flow for pre-loan and post-loan risk review. You need it when validating enterprise credit risk underwriting logic and ensuring conclusions are supported by uploaded financial statements and industry references.

How to perform DSCR stress testing for enterprise pre-loan due diligence?

Perform DSCR stress testing by applying a deterministic reasoning process to uploaded financial statements. The workflow assesses financial consequences by validating data, referencing benchmarks, and integrating stress-test results into a final judgment with explicit thresholds and uncertainty labeling.

Does credit risk analysis work with missing financial inputs?

Credit risk analysis stops building the causal chain when financial inputs are missing. It enforces anti-hallucination guardrails and explicit uncertainty labeling, ensuring the audit trail JSON output only contains conclusions fully supported by available enterprise data and references.

Can I audit the logic of a corporate credit risk assessment?

You can audit credit risk assessment logic using the generated audit trail JSON output. This enforces anti-hallucination, data de-identification rules, and explicit uncertainty labeling, validating that the reverse-thought-chain conclusion is strictly supported by financial data.

What's the best way to validate risk report logic for enterprise credit underwriting?

The best way to validate risk report logic is generating a reverse-thought-chain analysis covering signal identification, industry trends, policy drivers, technology substitution, and DSCR stress testing. This provides a structured six-step conclusion with explicit thresholds for underwriting discussions.