yue-tsukiii

wechat-article-creator

"Create WeChat Official Account (微信公众号) articles end-to-end: brainstorm topics, write opinionated Chinese drafts, generate cover images, and produce publish-ready inline CSS HTML. Use when: creating Chinese content for WeChat, formatting articles for WeChat editor compatibility, generating WeChat article cover art, or managing a topic pipeline for a WeChat public account."

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npx skillscat add yue-tsukiii/wechat-article-creator

Install via the SkillsCat registry.

SKILL.md

WeChat Article Creator

End-to-end workflow for producing WeChat Official Account articles — from topic ideation to publish-ready inline CSS HTML.

Workflow

1. Topic Ideation

  • Maintain a topic backlog in markdown (选题库)
  • Each entry: title, inspiration source, angle, status
  • Generate 3 topic ideas daily based on industry news

2. Draft Writing

  • Write in 暴论风 (bold/opinionated style): sharp opinions, direct tone, concrete examples
  • No corporate jargon (禁用:赋能、抓手、打法、闭环)
  • Structure: hook → core argument → supporting evidence → actionable takeaways → punchy close
  • Always send drafts as file attachments, never paste full text in chat

3. Review & Revision

  • Send draft file for team review
  • Iterate on feedback (content, tone, structure)
  • Lock title last — title should create cognitive conflict (前半句不适,后半句好奇)

4. Cover Image

  • Generate article cover using the nano-banana-pro skill
  • Match team's visual brand (e.g., emoji-based 3D style on white background)
  • Iterate on style until approved

5. HTML Production

  • Convert final draft to inline CSS HTML (微信编辑器兼容)
  • See references/html-style-guide.md for formatting spec
  • Send HTML as file attachment for final review

File Organization

wechat-article/
├── 选题库.md              # Topic backlog
├── drafts/                # Markdown drafts (versioned: title-v2.md)
├── *.html                 # Final inline CSS HTML files
└── *.png                  # Cover images

Key Rules

  1. Deliver files as attachments — never dump full article text in chat messages
  2. One topic, one file — drafts and HTML are separate files per article
  3. Version drafts — use -v2, -v3 suffixes during iteration
  4. Author attribution — each article has a designated author with emoji avatar in the sign-off card
  5. Inline CSS only — WeChat strips <style> blocks; every style must be inline

HTML Formatting Reference

For the complete inline CSS style guide (fonts, colors, spacing, component patterns), read references/html-style-guide.md.