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HaiSou Video Resource Search

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

Finding movies, series, anime, or documentaries often requires more than keyword matching: results are scattered across drive platforms, and share links may be stale. The HaiSou skill wraps the HaiSou API into a predictable script interface: provide search terms and filters, then receive share links, with optional validation.

How It Works

The skill calls the HaiSou API through search.py and exposes practical controls:
- Keyword search: supports fuzzy terms, exact phrases like "The Matrix", and exclusions such as -1080p.
- Drive filtering: narrow results by platforms such as ali, baidu, quark, or xunlei.
- Scope and size: use --scope title/files, --min_size, and --max_size to limit title/file matching and GB ranges.
- Link formatting: constructs share links and displays extraction codes when present, reducing manual copying.
- Output options: prints readable text by default and can return structured data with --json.

Boundaries

Search does not require authentication, but link validation consumes credits, so use it selectively. Results are capped at 1000 entries, and older shares may fail; prefer recent links. If a query returns nothing, try alternate titles, abbreviations, or switch from title to files scope.

Use Cases

  • Search for a specific film with `--kw "Interstellar"` and restrict results to `--platforms quark`.
  • Switch episode search from `title` to `files` and use `--min_size 1` to skip tiny invalid shares.
  • Exclude unwanted quality with `-1080p`, then browse candidates using `--page` and `--page_size`.
  • Run `--validate` on a few high-value links to confirm drive shares still work before sharing codes.

Best For

  • Video resource researchers who need to compare drive links, codes, and file sizes quickly.
  • Content operators who organize film, series, anime, or documentary results by keyword, platform, and size.
  • Engineers who want to wrap drive-link construction in a script instead of assembling share URLs manually.
  • Resource reviewers who need to validate a small set of high-value drive links before redistribution.