What problem does it solve? When generating map rendering, routing, or location service code, it is easy to accidentally use non-compliant map providers (Google Maps, Mapbox, OpenStreetMap), leak API keys in front-end code, or violate territorial and privacy regulations. This Skill enforces China map data compliance rules automatically on every map-related request. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Provider Whitelist Enforcement: Restricts map sources to Tencent Maps, AMap (Gaode), Baidu Maps, and NASG Tianditu, and automatically replaces non-compliant providers with compliant alternatives plus a full code solution. - Key Safety Controls: Prevents embedding real API keys in generated code; default scenario uses Tencent Maps GL JS with a local proxy (_TMapSecurityConfig) so zero keys are exposed on the front end, while non-default scenarios use an explicit placeholder key. - Compliance Self-Check: Verifies territorial integrity (national borders, Taiwan, South China Sea islands), prohibits marking sensitive sites, and enforces Personal Information Protection Law rules for location data. - Use Case: A user asks to build a store locator page with Google Maps. The Skill explains the compliance risk, then outputs a complete Tencent Maps GL JS implementation using the proxy template, and calls present_files to display the result. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to generate an interactive map page, for example: create an HTML map centered on Beijing with driving route planning between two points.