{"id":74197,"plugin_id":"plugin_asdk_app_6ad08f5d894481918aa70fa6753479b5","kind":"skill","collection_source":"plugin_package","comparison_source":null,"observed_at":"2026-10-31T06:10:48.092Z","digest":"94a3c7940b892277f9d8acfdeeebcad807d1cbc85addaf7685bfad951a98a364","against":null,"payload":{"description":"Search ReportGem research reports, filings, meeting notes, academic papers, charts, tables, and evidence; use when the user asks for company, industry, market, or investment research grounded in ReportGem sources.","included_files":[],"name":"reportgem-research","skill_md_contents":"---\nname: reportgem-research\ndescription: Search ReportGem research reports, filings, meeting notes, academic papers, charts, tables, and evidence; use when the user asks for company, industry, market, or investment research grounded in ReportGem sources.\n---\n\n# ReportGem Research\n\nUse the ReportGem MCP tools to answer research questions with traceable evidence.\n\n## Workflow\n\n1. Identify the company, ticker, market, time range, and requested output.\n2. For ticker queries, preserve the exact ticker and exchange suffix supplied by the user.\n3. Search before drawing conclusions:\n   - `search_research` for global, real-time, Chinese, and academic research.\n   - `search_filings` for SEC and China company filings.\n   - `search_meetings` for China and global meeting notes.\n   - `search_visuals` for relevant charts and tables.\n4. Use `get_evidence` for material numerical claims, quotations, forecasts, and disputed conclusions.\n5. Cite the source title, date, source type, and page or evidence location whenever available.\n\n## Reading long documents\n\n- To verify one fact, number, or quotation, call `get_evidence` with `reading_mode=\"relevant\"` and put what you are checking in `query`.\n- When the user asks you to read or summarize a whole document, call `get_evidence` with `reading_mode=\"sequential\"`. Pass `start_page` to begin at a specific page.\n- When the response has `has_more=true`, pass `next_cursor` back unchanged in the next call and keep reading. Do not imitate full-text reading by swapping keywords to sample random pages.\n- Each call returns at most 6 passages (about 18,000 characters); continue with the cursor for the rest. State which pages you covered and which ranges remain unread.\n- Sequential reading is still subject to the user's permissions, subscription, usage quota, and audit controls. Never describe it as an unrestricted raw PDF export.\n\n## Analysis rules\n\n- Separate official disclosures, analyst opinions, ReportGem-derived synthesis, and unverified claims.\n- Present supporting evidence, opposing evidence, conflicts, and important missing information.\n- Preserve names, tickers, dates, units, and numbers when translating.\n- If results are missing, stale, conflicting, or inaccessible, say so explicitly.\n- Never expose credentials, access tokens, private URLs, or licensed full-text content unless the tool explicitly returns it for the authenticated user.\n- Treat outputs as information and research, not personalized investment advice or trade execution.\n\n## Recommended output structure\n\n1. Key findings\n2. Verified evidence (source, date, page)\n3. Supporting and opposing views\n4. Evidence conflicts or information gaps\n5. Indicators to monitor\n6. Source list\n"},"changes":[],"summary":"First saved snapshot. No earlier version is available for comparison.","summary_kind":"deterministic","summary_metadata":{}}