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Analyze financial health using ratio categories: profitability, liquidity, leverage, efficiency, and valuation. Use this skill when the user needs to assess a company's financial performance, compare companies, evaluate creditworthiness, or prepare financial due diligence — even if they say 'is this company financially healthy', 'analyze these financial statements', or 'compare these two companies'.
Verify a Node.js performance or memory fix by comparing Phargus measurements before and after the change. Use when deciding whether a runtime change helped, regressed, or remains inconclusive.
Social media campaign analysis and performance tracking. Calculates engagement rates, ROI, and benchmarks across platforms. Use for analyzing social media performance, calculating engagement rate, measuring campaign ROI, comparing platform metrics, or benchmarking against industry standards.
Retrieve stock price change statistics across multiple time periods using Octagon MCP. Use when analyzing short-term and long-term returns, comparing performance across timeframes, and evaluating momentum and historical growth.
Generate clear, accurate performance reports for investment portfolios with benchmarks, attribution, and risk dashboards. Use when the user asks about portfolio performance reports, return summaries, benchmark comparison, risk dashboards, goal progress tracking, or GIPS-compliant reporting. Also trigger when users mention 'quarterly report', 'how did my portfolio do', 'time-weighted vs money-weighted return', 'annualized returns', 'net-of-fee performance', 'rolling Sharpe', or ask how to present investment results to clients.
Use for search evaluation, a POC or bake-off, Parallel vs Exa/Tavily comparisons, SimpleQA/DeepSearchQA benchmarks, or diagnosing search evaluation results. For product selection use choose-your-parallel-api; for integration migration use migrate-to-parallel.
Analyze benchmark live-action or animated short dramas: measure episode duration, shot duration, dialogue density, openings and episode endings, and how each episode transitions into the next; identify transferable mechanisms, compare them with the current project's plan or finished episodes using the same yardstick, assign the gaps to the relevant skills for improvement, and validate the outcome against the revised output. Use this when the user provides a benchmark video or subtitles and asks to “analyze this series,” “benchmark against it,” “see how we compare with the benchmark,” or “study these hits,” or when they want to compare their own finished episodes with a benchmark. Do not copy the benchmark's plot, dialogue, or characters, and do not prescribe pacing targets for the creator.