What problem does it solve?
This Skill checks whether a user can make sound cross-border e-commerce judgments under incomplete information, instead of merely reciting definitions or memorized answers. It is designed to reveal whether conclusions, evidence, causal links, boundaries, and validation actions are actually aligned.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Scenario-based assessment: Uses a concrete business case to test one core capability at a time, such as concept clarity, evidence separation, causal reasoning, boundary awareness, or minimal validation.
- Adaptive diagnosis: Evaluates answers in stages, distinguishes facts from assumptions, and adjusts difficulty based on what the user has or has not proven.
- Stable rebuttal handling: When the user challenges a diagnosis, it applies a conclusion stability protocol so only new facts, valid counterexamples, or logic corrections can change the assessment.
- Use case: A seller says ads are not spending, but the real question is whether the issue is targeting, budget, offer quality, or account-level constraints; this Skill tests whether the user can identify the missing evidence and the best first validation step.
Quick Start
Use the lyt-knowledge-check skill to give me one cross-border e-commerce scenario question that tests my reasoning, evidence, boundary awareness, and first validation action.
