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Joke King

Life Service Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

When a user needs a shareable joke artifact, ad hoc generation often lacks a stable format: jokes can get mixed together, exports may miss a consistent prefix, encoding, or title, and PDF requests need separate handling. This skill turns “choose type, confirm format, generate text, output files” into a repeatable workflow.

Workflow and boundaries

It first determines whether the user wants cold jokes or short jokes. If the request is unclear, it asks a follow-up question and confirms the choice. It then confirms the export format as HTML or PDF, and can optionally collect theme, count, title, and output path. The cold-joke branch requires each item to start with 冷笑话:; the short-joke branch requires each item to start with 段子:, and it stresses that the content should be original rather than copied from reference material. The skill writes the text to a temporary file and then generates a UTF-8 HTML deliverable; if the user asks for PDF, it also exports that format.

It fits lightweight scenarios where humor content needs to be packaged into a shareable document. It does not provide a joke database search or guarantee external styling. If type, format, or count is missing, it clarifies first instead of guessing.

Use Cases

  • Before a team icebreaker, package three programmer-themed cold jokes into a shareable HTML page.
  • For a morning meeting opener, compile several short jokes with the 段子: prefix into a UTF-8 PDF.
  • Prepare a birthday page for a coworker by generating five original cat-themed jokes with a title and output path.
  • Clarify whether the user wants cold jokes or short jokes, then export the confirmed type as HTML or PDF.

Best For

  • Event planners who need sendable cold-joke or short-joke pages for icebreakers.
  • Front-end or docs maintainers who need humor text packaged as UTF-8 HTML deliverables.
  • Office administrators preparing meeting openers or team perks as joke PDFs.
  • Content operators generating themed original jokes with consistent prefixes.