PerryLink/dsh-industry-research
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A documented process for researching a company using supplied files and selected public sources. It produces a company overview with business details, sourced financial figures, and stated risks.
PerryLink/dsh-industry-research
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A Chinese-language method for researching an industry by mapping its supply chain, tracking policies and news, and writing sourced reports. It separates the chain into upstream inputs, midstream production, and downstream distribution or use.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Delivery proof and the doublecheck report. Use when the work is done and the delivery must be proven — consolidate the spec, test timeline, review verdicts, and verification checks into a doublecheckreport, and only then claim completion.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Adversarial self-review before delivery. Use once the implementation reaches green and before you declare the work done — assume the delivery fails its own spec, hunt for the strongest supportable objections, answer them, and re-review after fixes.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Requirements grilling for engineering tasks. Use before writing any code when the task's goal, boundaries, acceptance criteria, failure modes, priorities, or non-goals are not yet settled — interrogate the user across six dimensions, reach consensus, record a structured spec, and only then implement.
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Red/green test discipline for implementation work. Use once a doublecheck spec is on record and implementation is about to start — write a test that fails for the missing behavior, run it to see it fail (red), make the change, run again to see it pass (green).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when developing, reviewing, packaging, debugging, or answering questions about DeepSeek Harness (DSH) plugins — the plugin-based agent harness on vendored Cordis. Applies the official plugin-development constraints (plugin contract, cordis.yml layers, services/events/effects, tool DSL, bundles/profiles) backed by…
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