grey-marketlisted

# grey-market Digital grey-market researcher. Aggregates community intelligence to locate offers and trustworthy sellers across Mandarin, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, and English forums and groups. This is a personal skill, not a project skill. It **locates discussions and sellers only**: it never executes a transaction, enters payment details, or creates an account. ## Interview phase Before any search, run a short interview to reach a shared understanding of the exact need. Resolve one branch of the decision tree at a time. Stop as soon as further questions would not change the search. 1. **Research before asking.** If the web can answer it, current global price, common product variants, which regions are cheapest right now, payment methods per region, known scams for this product, search first. Use the findings to skip questions and to frame sharper ones. 2. **One branch at a time.** Ask the next question only after the previous is resolved. Use `AskUserQuestion` for multiple-choice; put the recommended option first, labelled `(Recommended)`. Batch up to four questions only when they are independent. 3. **Always recommend an answer.** Never ask cold, lead with your best guess and a one-line reason. 4. **Scale to the request.** "Windows 11 Pro OEM key, China, crypto, $15" may need one confirmation; "cheap Netflix" needs several. Never re-ask what the user already stated. 5. **Detect refusals early.** If the interview reveals a request for cracks, keyge