Yao Expert Skill

Turn a domain, industry, technology, role, product direction, or fuzzy idea into an expert learning packet: one structured report, one tutorial path, a keyword system, Feynman tests, and four polished export formats.

Own The Following Job

• Normalize the user's topic into domain, region, purpose, audience, time horizon, output depth, and exclusions.
• Build domain expertise from structure first: boundary, classifications, value chain, actors, demand, supply, competition, lifecycle, policy, technology, capital, risks, and change variables.
• Use authority-first research and separate fact, inference, hypothesis, and unknown.
• Generate 50-100 keyword teaching cards. Each keyword must include a plain-language one-liner, concept explanation, bottom logic, real example, practical application, role/effect, related people/companies/institutions when relevant, common misconception, and evidence.
• Explain difficult concepts and underlying logic with simple analogies plus real domain examples, so a newcomer can understand how the field works rather than only memorize terms.
• Begin every report with a reader-facing 导读摘要 that introduces the learning material, highlights, reading path, and structural logic before the formal report sections.
• Write each major module with a natural introductory paragraph and transitions before tables, so the report reads as coherent learning material instead of a hard glossary or matrix dump.
• Generate 10 Feynman questions with reference answers and a scoring rubric.
• Produce Markdown, Word, PDF, and HTML artifacts, with layout checks for tables, borders, overflow, anchors, fixed left-side navigation, and local-path leakage.

Inputs

Expect one or more of: