About this skill

Problem

WeChat Official Account content is scattered, and search results often return Sogou redirect links. Competitive analysis, trend tracking, and research typically require reliable titles, summaries, publish dates, account names, and full article text. Manual copying is slow, while batch access can hit anti-bot limits.

Workflow

This skill turns search and extraction into one flow: provide a query, receive a list of articles, and optionally add -f to resolve real WeChat URLs and extract fullContent. Each record includes title, url, summary, datetime, source, and url_resolved; the full-text object contains title, account, pubTime, content, and wordCount.
- Structured output: use -o to save JSON for downstream cleaning and analysis.
- Batch control: -n defaults to 10 results and allows up to 50, suitable for small research sets.
- Link resolution: real WeChat links are resolved by default; --no-resolve is faster but keeps redirect links.

Boundaries

Sogou WeChat has anti-scraping limits, so real URL resolution can occasionally fail. Full-text requests should keep a 1–2 second interval to reduce risk-control triggers. Use it for learning and research rather than large-scale collection.

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Use Cases

Use competitor analysis to search target accounts by keyword and collect titles, summaries, and publish dates.
Track a hot topic by querying relevant articles and exporting JSON records for downstream cleaning.
Extract full article text during content research, resolve original WeChat links, and save title, account, and body.
Monitor competitors by comparing same-topic posts and aggregating source account, date, and summary fields.

Best For

Content operators running competitor analyses who need keyword-based article sets and summaries.
Industry analysts tracking hot topics who need titles, publish dates, sources, and full text.
Data engineers building Chinese corpora who need structured JSON export of WeChat articles.
Product managers studying writing strategies who need to compare titles, body text, and posting cadence.