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Smart Site Selection Engine

Business Operations Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

Store location decisions often stall on vague questions like “which commercial area looks better.” Without an explicit customer segment and operating strategy, AI can pull broad POI, competitor, and transit data and produce a report that looks confident but is hard to act on.

How It Works

  • Forced parameter validation: The workflow first confirms core customer positioning and store operating strategy; if either is missing, it asks a follow-up and ends the turn.
  • Lightweight coordinate fetching: It uses AMap POI to retrieve only the top 3 candidate locations, including names and center coordinates, without expanding into transit, competitor, or facility details.
  • Business insight generation: It generates a short macro outlook and concise strengths/weaknesses notes for each of the three districts.
  • Report handoff: The coordinates, location names, and text insights are handed to a Python engine for concurrent data retrieval, scoring, a micro-business radar, and a single-file HTML report.

Boundaries

This flow depends on AMAP_WEBSERVICE_KEY, AMap POI access, and a downstream Python environment. It does not verify utility conditions such as water or power, and it does not guarantee real-time accuracy of competitor or transit details. It fits structured commercial insight reports for store opening decisions.

Use Cases

  • When preparing to open a fast-casual store in a city, get Top 3 candidate districts with coordinates and strengths/weaknesses notes.
  • During brand expansion evaluation, use AMap POI to retrieve district names and center coordinates, then generate a macro outlook.
  • When drafting a site-selection insight report, hand off coordinates, district names, and notes to Python for scoring and radar charts.
  • When making chain restaurant location decisions, validate customer segments such as students, white-collar workers, or residents, then generate candidate insights.

Best For

  • Chain restaurant operations manager: needs to shortlist candidate districts and produce reviewable strengths/weaknesses notes before opening.
  • Brand expansion analyst: needs AMap POI coordinates and a macro outlook for site evaluation instead of raw competitor counts.
  • Franchise development lead: needs a single-file HTML business insight report based on customer segment and operating strategy.
  • Market research engineer: needs to integrate AI-fetched coordinates and insights into Python scoring, radar charts, and report layout.