Deep Insight Industry Visualization System

Problem

Industry analysis, track research, and competitor benchmarking often end up scattered across spreadsheets, notes, and decks, making dense information hard to scan. This skill turns a research topic into a set of standalone HTML pages connected by a table-of-contents page, which works well for internal sharing, reporting, and track research.

How It Works

• It first confirms the industry topic, analysis dimensions, data-source requirements, and audience, then collects market size, industry chain, competitor, and customer-profile material.
• It organizes content with a default 8-chapter template: industry insight, track trends, multi-perspective interpretation, tool/technology landscape, customer profiling, cost/ROI, competitive benchmarking, and customer list/action map.
• Each chapter is generated as an independent HTML file using inline CSS, Chart.js via CDN, cards, tables, timelines, and pyramid layouts. It avoids iframes and screenshots, and the mobile breakpoint must be checked.
• It validates links, chart rendering, source annotations, file size, and a consistent light theme before delivering all pages.

Boundaries

It suits structured, visual HTML reports that can load a CDN when opened. It is not ideal for offline demos, complex backend interactions, or high-accuracy data claims without verifiable sources. Financial charts should follow the red-up, green-down convention, and Chart.js plugins such as annotation must be loaded separately.