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Wind Alice Commodity Research Assistant

Professional Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

What it solves

Futures research often requires moving between price, basis, inventory, forward curve, funding flow, warrants, and macro factors. Manual synthesis can miss key variables or mix data, interpretation, and conclusion. Wind Alice Commodity Research Assistant turns questions like ‘how is this commodity today’ into structured research: enter a Chinese name, standard code, or monthly contract code, then receive a multi-dimension daily report or a single-dimension analysis for basis, inventory, forward curve, and related sections.

How it works and boundaries

  • Core coverage: domestic commodities can include price, basis, fundamentals, forward curve, settled funds, registered warrants, and macro; overseas commodities are simplified to price, fundamentals, macro, and forward curve when data is available.
  • Output: prioritizes the structured agentResult.value content, including today’s core drivers, price and structure changes, key funding or fundamental facts, and conclusions; attachments are only for local storage and should not be pasted to users.
  • Input flexibility: supports names such as Shanghai copper, codes such as CU.SHF or CU2607.SHF, and English triggers such as daily report or outlook.
  • Boundary: analysis is data-driven and skips unavailable sections; it does not provide trade direction, target price, stop-loss advice, or return promises. Runtime generally requires Node.js 18+ and WIND_API_KEY, while session continuation, conflict checks, and attachment handling follow the skill’s execution contract.

Use Cases

  • Before an investment research morning meeting, quickly review a futures commodity’s daily price, basis, inventory, funding flow, and macro drivers.
  • During supply-chain analysis, inspect only the basis change for crude oil, soybean meal, or Shanghai copper instead of reading a full report.
  • When tracking overseas commodities, review fundamentals and macro constraints for COMEX gold, LME metals, or CBOT agricultural products.
  • When preparing a commodity deep dive, organize forward curve, settled funds, and registered warrants into structured data-backed conclusions.

Best For

  • Futures researchers who need to form a daily commodity report, key contradictions, and tracking variables quickly.
  • Supply-chain analysts who continuously monitor basis, inventory, profit, cost, and forward curve changes.
  • Macro strategy analysts who need to connect commodity funding flows, warrants, and macro events.
  • Research content editors who need to turn Wind Alice data-backed conclusions into more readable morning briefs.