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Research helps independent creators and small teams investigate questions with current evidence. It turns sources and data into clear findings, comparisons, and explanations, then publishes them as polished bilingual web reports with low reading pressure. When useful, the same process can also support a concrete decision.
It covers exploratory questions, industry or platform overviews, pattern and mechanism analysis, and Go/No-Go evaluation. The first topic cluster focuses on crowdfunding economics and indie-game crowdfunding fit.
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- Crowdfunding products and indie games · 中文 Compares product profit structures, platform differences, indie-game channel economics, and where crowdfunding still shows funding or promotional value.
- Indie game crowdfunding fit · 中文 Compares seven audience and gameplay patterns, current platform snapshots, released campaigns, shared case properties, and failure risks.
- Starter Story online business study · 中文 Combines a 349-project revenue study with platform-wide product-form statistics to show which online businesses report higher revenue and how their operating burdens differ.
- Traditional content platforms · 中文 Zhihu's 2025 revenue fell 23.6% while operating expenses equaled 130.8% of gross profit. The report tests—not assumes—replacement and adjacent-product hypotheses for Douban, Zhihu, and Jianshu.
The first two reports form one crowdfunding topic cluster without duplicating their detailed sections. The other reports are standalone studies of online business and platform opportunities.
Open this repository in Codex or another Agent Skills-compatible assistant, then ask:
Use
$research-to-htmlto research [your question or topic] and create a bilingual web report.
When the report is ready:
Use
$research-to-github-pagesto validate and publish it.
The main entry is research-to-html. research-to-github-pages is the optional publishing step. If your assistant does not discover repository skills automatically, open the linked SKILL.md directly.
site/— the only source tree copied into the public Pages artifactreports/— reviewable Markdown research sources; never deployedtemplates/— reusable report starters; never deployed.agents/skills/— the AI research and publishing workflowsscripts/— privacy, SEO, build, and browser checksdocs/— workflow, architecture, and visual-system documentation
See repository architecture for the source/public boundary and page roles.
Code, skills, scripts, and templates use the MIT License. Original report text and visuals use CC BY 4.0. Third-party material keeps its original rights.