Serenity Skill

⚠️ **Trading warning / Avertissement trading** : informational only, not investment advice. This is a research support skill: it ranks research priorities, executes no trade and issues no buy or sell command, and the trading decision stays with you. A third-party community build, hosted in the clawock repository but not written by its author: an independent, methodology-only project (a muxu-compatible community build) inspired by the public Serenity method associated with @aleabitoreddit. It turns an investment agent into a supply-chain bottleneck hunter with a fixed reasoning chain: start from the market story, name the system change driving demand, map the value chain layer by layer (demand, integrators, modules, chips, process and packaging, equipment, materials, infrastructure), find the scarce layer where suppliers are few, qualification is long or expansion is hard, and only then name public companies, with evidence and an explicit statement of what could prove the idea wrong. It routes requests into theme scans across US, Hong Kong, A-share, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and Europe markets, single-company challenges, candidate comparisons, research conversations and a learning mode that teaches the method one question at a time. Its evidence standards are written down: primary sources first (filings, exchange documents, transcripts, official orders), social posts treated as lead generation rather than proof, deep scans aiming at a universe of at least 20 companies and at least 25 sources before ranking, and every top candidate stating exactly what it constrains, where it sits, the evidence strength and the main risk. An optional Python scorecard script supports repeatable scoring when you want numbers. It runs on Agent Skills-compatible clients with no account or key; live scans need your agent to have web, search or market-data access, and without them the skill says which facts still need checking instead of inventing them. Honest caveats: parts of the skill are written in Chinese, reflecting its A-share community roots, including several trigger phrases and style examples; rankings labelled as an initial pass are exactly that; and scarce-layer logic can still point you at an expensive or crowded name, which the workflow makes you say out loud rather than hide. Hosted in the KCNyu/clawock repository (MIT). Skill Harbor never reviews the code, review it yourself before use.