Description

Turn content from YouTube, X (Twitter), podcasts, and other sources into high-performing articles for Xiaohongshu and WeChat Official Accounts. You can provide video links, subtitles, timestamped transcripts, post threads, article text, screenshots, summaries, or background materials. The skill extracts viewpoints, methods, tools, prompts, examples, and practical details, then reorganizes them in natural, accessible Chinese rather than translating line by line or simply republishing the source. Each draft is developed independently based on the platform: the Xiaohongshu version focuses on the long-form reading experience, practical value, titles, and hashtags; the WeChat Official Account version provides a more complete article structure, summary, source notes, and questions for reader interaction. The articles do more than explain what the author said: they distinguish facts, opinions, and information that still needs verification; analyze what is worth referencing in a Chinese-language context; and explain how to start applying the ideas, along with boundaries such as cost, permissions, privacy, timeliness, and scope of use. When source material is incomplete or a link cannot be read reliably, the analysis scope is clearly labeled, with prompts to provide subtitles or a transcript and to verify the content before publishing—helping avoid fabricated details and unverified claims.