Public Company Deep Coverage Analysis Tool

Problem It Solves

Company deep-coverage notes often stop at business descriptions and financial summaries. They may explain what a company sells, but not where the profit comes from: manufacturing, brand premium, channel margin, or platform take rate. This skill targets listed-company research and generates a reviewable, editable, exportable deep report after one trigger.

How It Works

• Configured workflow: asks for analysis depth, focus, and accuracy, plus free-form requirements such as overseas benchmarking or skipping financials.
• Search and verification: runs different search rounds depending on Quick, Standard, or Deep; Accurate mode prioritizes key annual report/prospectus chapters before using WebSearch for industry and competitor data.
• Type-aware analysis: classifies the company as channel, product, manufacturing, platform, or content/IP oriented, then weights the 11 modules to avoid forcing a consumer-goods template on gaming, internet, or financial companies.
• Output path: produces a Markdown draft, accepts batch or module-level edits, and exports Word after confirmation.

Boundaries And Notes

• Best for listed companies with sufficient public information; gaps are marked as limited public information and inference.
• Profit forecasts are assumption-based reference estimates, not precise predictions.
• Source priority favors annual reports/prospectuses over broker reports and news; international benchmarks require concrete data and model differences.