
Claude Skills by jameswong2011
github.com/jameswong2011Change conviction level or status on a single thesis. Use when user says "change conviction", "downgrade", "upgrade", "move to monitoring", "close [TICKER]", or "set [TICKER] to [level]".
Adversarial thesis testing — act as a short seller to find the weakest points in a thesis. Use when user says "stress test", "devil's advocate", "challenge this thesis", or "break [TICKER]".
Surface new insights, potential trades, and research opportunities from existing vault content. Use when user says "surface", "what am I missing", "find opportunities", or "what should I research next".
Cross-company language sweep via Quartr full-text search — date the adoption curve of a term/phrase across the global transcript+filing corpus, identify which companies (and which speaker roles) use it and when they started, and cross-reference against vault theses and graph adjacency to flag terms propagating through supply chains the book owns. Use when user says "sweep", "who is talking about X", "language scan", "adoption curve for X", or "is X inflecting".
Synchronize recent research learnings across all affected theses, sector notes, and macro documents. Use after a research session or when user says "sync", "propagate", or "update everything".
Create a new investment thesis note with full analysis. Use when user says "create thesis", "new thesis", or "build a case for TICKER"
Pull an earnings call (or investor-event) transcript from Quartr (FMP fallback), extract qualitative signal (management commentary deltas, hedging shifts, Q&A tone), and produce a thesis-delta-first Research note. Use when user says "transcript", "pull earnings call", "transcript diff", or "ingest [TICKER] earnings".
Map a thesis's position in its value chain — who it buys from, sells to, and competes with; where the bottleneck and pricing power sit; and whether it owns a critical layer. Use when user says "value chain", "supply chain position", "where does [TICKER] sit", or "who are [TICKER]'s suppliers/customers".