Chinese Craft OPC Empowerment Engine

What it addresses

One-person Chinese craft studios often have an operations problem more than a product problem: pricing feels ad hoc, copy is not platform-ready, order scheduling is messy, pattern copyright risk is unclear, and cross-border selling raises concerns about cultural sensitivity, trademarks, and tariffs. This skill organizes those scattered questions into a structured workflow, giving makers actionable pricing, copywriting, copyright screening, and compliance checklists.

How it works

The main flow starts with intake, collecting seven basics around category and business stage, then moves through pricing, copywriting, order operations, copyright screening, policy compliance, and report assembly.
- Pricing: uses platform price bands to produce break-even, recommended, and premium price tiers.
- Copy: drafts elegant, vivid, and professional tones with long and short versions for different channels.
- Copyright: screens 65 patterns into safe, caution, and high-risk levels.
- Compliance: organizes individual business registration, tax relief, local subsidies, and intangible heritage application materials.
Additional modules add concrete risk and cross-border checks: the case-law copyright engine matches 10 real infringement cases with compensation-range references; the pitfall radar matches common startup traps with avoidance actions; the cross-border compliance engine reviews cultural sensitive terms, HS codes, tariff estimates, and Etsy/Temu/Shopify requirements; dual P0 APIs optionally connect 1688 and Etsy, falling back to built-in data and web search when unconfigured.

Boundaries

It is useful for business reference and risk warning, not for replacing lawyers, accountants, brokers, or final operating decisions. Case law, tariffs, subsidies, and platform rules can change by time, region, and market, so verify authoritative sources before acting. Litigation, tax filing, customs clearance, and formal filings should still follow professional advice.