WeChat Viral Writing Assistant

Problem

Writing WeChat articles often fails because raw material is scattered, structure is weak, and AI drafts still show template traces: weak openings, too many adjectives, long paragraphs, few tables, and an unnatural tone. This skill turns WeChat writing conventions into explicit, checkable rules instead of a generic prompt.

How It Works

It expects source material first, then restructures it using 17 writing genes. Key rules include:
- Put a number within the first three sentences, using data_first and opening
- Add at least two data comparison tables per 1,000 words, following table_rule
- Keep paragraphs to no more than three lines for mobile reading
- Use bold and • lists instead of dense prose, and avoid em-dashes
- Mark [📝], [📊], and [💬] so the author can add personal stories, data, and voice
- Output Markdown, then run a 10-point self-check for AI fingerprints, rhetorical questions, paragraph length, and brand abbreviations

Boundaries

It does not invent facts, quotes, or personal experiences, and it rejects requests without source material. The author still needs to supply angles, evidence, and authentic tone. Review sensitive topics, factual claims, and account compliance before publishing.