Industry 24-Hour Brief

What it solves

When writing an industry brief, the hard part is not finding information, but assembling fragmented news, research notes, sentiment data, and financing items into a report that is usable, verifiable, and current. This skill targets a specified industry and organizes information within a 24-hour window, reducing manual source filtering, timeliness checks, and formatting overhead.

How it works

It runs a checklist-style workflow on top of the Hengsheng Juyuan financial database (MCP). It first identifies the industry name, then checks that services such as jy-financedata-tool and jy-financedata-api are available. It then collects data across four modules: short reads, important news, corporate updates, and financing events. The primary tool is IndustryNewsFlash; NewsPublicOpinionList can supplement company-level information, FinancialResearchReport provides short-read material, and CorporateResearchViewpoints supplies research viewpoints.
Before generation, it validates the data: news, corporate updates, and financing events should generally fall within the last 24 hours; short reads may be relaxed to 7 days. Duplicate events are deduplicated, the most authoritative source is retained, and items are sorted by publish date in descending order. Financing events filter out invalid cases such as subsidies, product purchases, equity sell-downs, and debt financing. The default output is Markdown, with a title, short-read table, news list, corporate-update list, financing-event table, disclaimer, and source traceability. HTML output can be used when explicitly requested.

Boundaries

It is useful for quick industry summaries, not investment advice or a substitute for formal research reports. It depends on MCP services and a valid API key. If the industry is too new and MCP returns no data, web_search is only a fallback and should be marked as public web information. PDF output requires additional environment support, so confirm formatting and source requirements before use.