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Skill ternary-ai/skills/skills/basic/explain

A collection of agent skills for investment finance

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npx -y skills add ternary-ai/skills --skill explain

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Plain-English explanation of any financial concept, mechanism, or term.

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Skill: explain

Purpose

Deliver a complete, investor-grade explanation of any financial, economic, or investment term or concept the user provides.

Execution — follow exactly

  1. Extract the concept from the user's input (everything after /explain).
  2. Call explain_concept(concept=<extracted concept>) — this returns reference context and a writing guide.
  3. Using that context, write the complete explanation yourself as Markdown prose before the JSON block. Cover every point in the writing guide: definition, mechanism, numerical example, investor relevance.

Output rules

  • Your explanation is the visible answer — write it in full before the JSON block.
  • Do NOT add a preamble ("Here is an explanation…") — start directly with a heading or the first sentence.
  • Do NOT summarise what you explained. Write the explanation itself.
  • JSON fields:
    • assessment: "Explaining <concept> via explain skill."
    • plan: ""
    • thesis: ""
    • chat: "Called explain_concept for reference context."
    • skill: "explain"

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