About this skill

Problem

Douyin content research often spreads across hot lists, works, comments, creator profiles, and short-drama series. Manually copying results can miss first-level comments and reply hierarchies, and it is easy to lose the relationship between aweme_id and comment_id. Reusing these results in analysis scripts can also introduce formatting errors and gaps, especially when a reply must be attached to the correct first-level comment. This skill turns those scenarios into a set of read-only query commands, so engineers can call structured data instead of scraping pages by hand.

How It Works

The skill uses SOCIALDATAX_API_KEY for data calls and selects a command by task:

hot-search for Douyin hot searches.
search for content discovery and work search.
detail for a single work.
comments and replies for comment and reply analysis, where replies use aweme_id plus a first-level comment_id.
user-info, user-posts, and user-series for creator profiles, work lists, and short-drama or series collections.

It is explicitly read-only: it does not read local browser data, does not store keys, and does not perform login, posting, liking, commenting, or account changes. API key access and management should be handled only through the official website, and the environment variable name is fixed as SOCIALDATAX_API_KEY. It is therefore better suited for content research, comment structure analysis, creator profile curation, and feeding query results into reporting or automation pipelines.

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Use Cases

Track Douyin hot searches and compile keyword-matched works into a content watchlist.
Fetch one work's details and first-level comments, then group replies by comment_id.
Look up a creator's profile, work list, and short-drama series for benchmarking.
Summarize user concerns and reply tones from top work comments and replies.

Best For

Douyin content analysts who need hot searches, works, and comments into verifiable research notes.
Creator partnership operations teams who need creator profiles, work lists, and short-drama series for fit assessment.
Product researchers who need to infer user feedback and sentiment from comments and replies.
Pipeline engineers who need stable read-only API access to works, comments, and creator data.