About this skill

Problem It Solves

WeChat does not expose a standard RSS feed, so tracking several official accounts usually means manual refreshing, copying titles, and recording read counts and like counts. This skill turns selected accounts into a subscription list, fetches posts by date, and aggregates titles, summaries, read counts, like counts, and original links in one view.

How It Works and Boundaries

The core actions are add, remove, list, fetch, and report:
- configure an API key, then add accounts with competitor, similar, or followed categories;
- use fetch to query posts for a specific --date;
- use report to generate an HTML report in the default output directory;
- optionally install a daily scheduled task to fetch and open the report automatically.
Note that it supports up to 20 subscribed accounts, each fetch consumes API quota, and the report mainly shows metadata and summaries rather than full-text extraction. Use an LLM for summarization, style imitation, or deeper analysis. It suits competitor monitoring, industry tracking, and content capture, but not high-frequency polling or full-article WeChat parsing.

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Use Cases

An operations lead reviews competitor WeChat posts, checks titles, read counts, and links.
A content editor tracks followed accounts and scans the daily report to pick articles to summarize.
A product analyst fetches same-category posts by date to compare feature cues in titles and summaries.
A marketing team generates a dated multi-account HTML report before a meeting for archiving and sharing.

Best For

Product operations owners monitoring competitor accounts and checking daily posting activity
Content editors tracking industry trends and consolidating titles and summaries into reports
Market analysts managing a small set of target accounts and needing scheduled HTML reports
Editorial leads preparing content planning sessions and reviewing recent posts from followed accounts