About this skill

What It Solves

When doing content planning, public-interest monitoring, or competitor tracking, you often need hot news, source platforms, and publish times around a set of keywords. Manual searching scatters results and loses structured fields. tencenthotsearch-skill calls the Tencent Cloud SearchPro API and organizes titles, summaries, original links, publish times, relevance scores, and image lists into an analyzable document.

Core Capabilities and Workflow

Multi-keyword search: Supports 1–5 keywords for events, product names, or industry terms.
Scope control: Use site for site-specific searches such as qq.com; omit it for web-wide search.
Filters: Supports from_time and to_time Unix timestamps; industry filters include gov, news, acad, and finance, with some capabilities dependent on Premium.
Result modes: Mode=0 returns natural results, Mode=1 returns multimodal VR results, and Mode=2 returns mixed results; filters may be limited in the latter modes.
Output formats: Supports MD, JSON, CSV, and TXT, with Markdown as the default and JSON/CSV better for downstream processing.

The usual workflow is to configure Tencent Cloud SecretId and SecretKey, provide keywords and filters, then choose result count and output format.

Boundaries and Caveats

This skill fits hot-topic tracking, topic scanning, and article inventories, not committing credentials to version control. Use a temporary, least-privilege key in config.json, avoid sensitive output paths, and run it in a container or sandbox for isolation. If auditability matters, review signing and HTTPS calls before production use. Industry filtering, dynamic summaries, and higher limit values may require Premium.

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Use Cases

Content editors search recent news around a product launch keyword and export a Markdown topic list.
PR analysts filter hot articles by media site and time range to summarize sources and publish times.
Data analysts import JSON or CSV results into local workflows to clean titles, summaries, and relevance scores.
Technical writers search articles about an open-source project and collect links, platforms, and image lists.

Best For

Content planners who track industry trends weekly and produce topic recommendations
PR analysts who filter news sources by time, site, and industry
Data analysts who convert hot articles into structured tables for trend analysis
Technical writers who need to organize related article links, summaries, and images before writing