dsh-wechat-collector

Building a content pipeline in DSH has always meant WeChat Official Account articles are the hardest ingredient to slot in—QR login, rate limits, multi-account switching, analysis, and ingestion each required leaving the environment for manual steps. dsh-wechat-collector folds all of that into the right-edge panel in DSH: scan a QR code, fire a few tool calls, and you have a complete loop from collection to ContentStudio import.

Under the hood it ships a sanitized Python runtime that runs on 127.0.0.1 on macOS, with credentials managed as named local profiles and tokens never leaving your machine. Crawling respects a configurable pace with jitter, and the moment WeChat returns a freq-control signal the run halts into a cooldown window so repeated requests cannot worsen the penalty. When the Official Account API is rate limited, any RSS or Atom feed can be registered as a backup water source, with the two pipelines back-filling each other. Analysis calls a DeepSeek-compatible endpoint to produce locally stored, character-bounded reports on author methodology, topic focus, and structural expression—results with fewer than five substantial articles are flagged as small-sample. The final step idempotently writes source cards into ContentStudio, leaving formatting and publication to the standalone ContentStudio workflow with human confirmation.

A good fit for creators, editors, or operators who systematically track and analyze WeChat Official Account content within a DSH + ContentStudio setup. No more opening a browser to scan codes, hand-assembling RSS feeds, or juggling contexts between tools—the panel lays out a straight path from login to ingestion, while credentials and data stay firmly on your machine.