About this skill

Problem

Investment articles, podcasts, and short videos often scatter key conclusions across paragraphs, timestamps, and spoken context. Sharing the original link is not always useful for review or decision notes. This skill turns that material into a self-contained HTML infographic, focused on compressing conclusions, data, mechanisms, and caveats into one archivable page.

How It Works

It first detects the input source: WeChat articles, general web pages, podcast transcripts, Bilibili, YouTube, or pasted text. It then extracts the body, summary, and subtitles using WebFetch or helper scripts. The content is structured into core takeaways, key metrics, mechanism cards, and timelines, and rendered as a 1080px wide v2 research-style long image. The skill outputs an HTML preview and supports archiving to IMA knowledge base, Tencent Docs, or local download.

Boundaries

It works best with public pages, podcast transcripts, video descriptions, and retrievable subtitles. It does not handle paywalled content, logged-in areas, or private videos without subtitles. The output depends on source quality and does not fabricate investment conclusions, verify positions, or replace risk judgment.

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Use Cases

Turn a WeChat investment article into a research-style HTML infographic summarizing conclusions, holdings, and policy signals.
Organize podcast transcript quotes, marginal changes, and investment implications into one reviewable long image.
Extract YouTube investment video descriptions and English subtitles into a dense infographic with data tables and timelines.
Convert a macro policy web page into a purple research-style page with policy signals, mechanism parameters, and archiving.

Best For

Equity and sector investors who need to convert research notes, news, and podcast conclusions into a comparable one-page infographic.
Macro strategy analysts who need to turn policy web pages into high-density HTML pages with signals, mechanism parameters, and conclusions.
Editors for investment newsletters or podcasts who need guest quotes and key points into a redistributable long image.
Research assistants maintaining investment knowledge bases who need video and web conclusions archived to IMA or Tencent Docs for retrieval.