ecomm-kb

Provides distilled cross-border e-commerce domain knowledge covering platforms, compliance, logistics, and sourcing.

Updated Sep 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/liaochenjun/Cross-Border-E-commerce-Agent --skill ecomm-kb-liaochenjun
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: ecomm-kb
Source: https://github.com/liaochenjun/Cross-Border-E-commerce-Agent/tree/main/.claude/skills/ecomm-kb
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liaochenjun/Cross-Border-E-commerce-Agent --skill ecomm-kb-liaochenjun

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working on the cross-border e-commerce AI Agent project, you often need business domain context—how the industry is organized across platforms, compliance, supply chain, logistics, and marketing—without digging through the original external knowledge base repository (zeeler/ecomm). This Skill supplies that distilled background knowledge directly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Business Module Map: Summarizes the planned 00-09 module structure of the original knowledge base, covering infrastructure, compliance (VAT, Sales Tax, trademarks), platforms (Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopify), supply chain sourcing, logistics (FBA, overseas warehouses), marketing (PPC, SEO), tools, risk control, and team management. - Contribution & Licensing Norms: Records the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license terms and the Fork → Feat_xxx branch → PR contribution workflow of the original repository. - Network Environment Reference: Distills the Redmi AX6000 router + ShellCrash transparent proxy setup and the Clash config template (ports, DNS fake-ip, rule-providers), noting these files live in zeeler/ecomm, not this repo. - Use Case: When designing a supplier-search or cost-calculation module for the AI Agent, consult this Skill to understand how sourcing, pricing, and logistics fit into the overall cross-border business chain. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to explain how the cross-border e-commerce business modules are organized, using the ecomm-kb background knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions about ecomm-kb

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

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What business modules does cross-border e-commerce cover?

Cross-border e-commerce spans ten module areas: infrastructure/network, compliance (VAT, Sales Tax, trademarks), platforms (Amazon, TikTok Shop, Shopify), supply chain sourcing, logistics and warehousing, marketing (PPC, SEO, social ads), ERP tools, risk control, and team management.

How do I use the original e-commerce knowledge base content?

The original knowledge base lives in the zeeler/ecomm repository, not this one. This Skill only provides a distilled summary for business background; consult the original repo files for full details on any module.

Does this repository contain the Clash config and router setup files?

No. The clash/config.yaml and ax6000.md files are in the zeeler/ecomm repository. This Skill only summarizes their key points, such as the mixed-port 7890, fake-ip DNS mode, and ShellCrash installation steps.

What license applies to the cross-border e-commerce knowledge base?

The knowledge base uses CC BY-NC-SA 4.0: attribution required, no commercial resale or paid training use, and derivatives must share the same license. Contributions follow a Fork, Feat_xxx branch, then pull request workflow.

When should I not rely on this Skill's content?

Do not use it when modifying the current AI Agent repository structure—read the root README.md instead. Also note the distilled network configuration may differ from your actual local setup, such as the Clash port 7897 versus 7890.