An Openclaw Skills reference that maps Koubei's retired local-life entry points to Amap, Alipay, and merchant migration paths.
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Koubei is Alibaba's local-life and in-store service brand, and this Openclaw Skills guide helps agents explain where its standalone app and entrances moved after multiple rounds of restructuring. It focuses on public, current, official surfaces so the answer is practical, accurate, and useful for people asking how Koubei's user flows and merchant assets were redistributed.
Use this skill when you need a clean migration map for Koubei features, a merchant-side transition overview, or an industry lens on Alibaba's local-life strategy. Openclaw Skills uses it as a research and archive layer: it turns a confusing product-history question into a structured, current-state explanation without inventing unpublished business data.
mkdir -p ~/openclaw-skills/koubei
cp -R ./koubei/SKILL.md ~/openclaw-skills/koubei/
The skill is document-centric and organized around a small, stable taxonomy:
| Layer | Fields | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Frontmatter metadata | name, version, description, tags, author, category | Skill discovery, routing, and versioning |
| User-side map | legacy feature, current destination, notes | Answers where a Koubei feature went |
| Merchant-side map | asset type, migration path, current official surface | Explains how merchant assets are handed over |
| Industry analysis | restructuring theme, competitor set, strategic takeaway | Supports market and product-strategy analysis |
Canonical tags include koubei, local-life, alibaba, amap, and archive. The primary output is a structured answer, not a generated file tree; when the skill is used in a workflow, it produces markdown tables, short explainers, and comparison notes. Openclaw Skills keeps the taxonomy strict and source-grounded: it does not invent unpublished business data and it treats current official versions as the source of truth.
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