doubao-earnings-analysis

Ask a focused question naming the company, report period, and metric, such as "why did gross margin fall in Q3". The skill routes scoped questions to focused mode, decomposes the change through cost and product-mix hypotheses, and pushes each explanation to competitive-constraint depth.

It covers A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and US-listed Chinese companies. Each market uses its own profit terminology: A-shares use net profit attributable to parent and deducted figures, Hong Kong uses shareholder-attributable and adjusted profit, and US listings use GAAP versus non-GAAP.

Every key figure is registered in a facts.json file with source, date, and usage type, then validated by check_facts.py and lint_report.py. Claims from brokers or media cannot be written as company-disclosed facts, and beat-or-miss wording requires a documented consensus anchor.

No. The skill explicitly prohibits outputting ratings, target prices, and valuation multiples. It focuses on causal interpretation of reported results and provides a follow-up watchlist of verifiable public indicators instead.

Report mode handles broad requests covering an entire earnings release, such as "how was this quarter". Focused mode handles questions scoped to one or two variables, like "why did R&D spending jump". The routing is decided by the scope of the user's question.

The skill degrades gracefully: it declares that consensus was not obtained and anchors against company guidance or historical trends instead. Unverifiable single explanations are labeled as possibilities with explicit follow-up indicators rather than stated as conclusions.