About this skill

Problem

Working with WeChat Channels videos often means watching the full video or scrolling through long subtitles, while generic summaries can blur what the speaker actually said and what is inferred. This skill targets public WeChat Channels links and compresses the video into a readable digest while preserving the raw analysis in media-analysis.json for review.

How It Works

Input scope: accepts one public HTTP(S) WeChat Channels video or media link, typically shaped like https://channels.weixin.qq.com/platform/post/.
Execution flow: confirms the link is a video post and the request is for summarization, not subtitles, account data, or engagement metrics, then calls scripts/generate.js with --json and an isolated --output-dir.
Result validation: continues only when success is true, summary or subtitle is non-empty, and the result file exists.
Output structure: produces a one-sentence summary, overview, core points, key details, and action items, with source link, platform, warnings, and evidence limits.
Reliability constraints: separates original statements from analytical interpretation and avoids inventing speakers, timestamps, quotes, metrics, or facts; it prompts for UNITYCLAW_KEY setup when missing and never echoes real keys.

Boundaries

Use it for requests like “summarize this video,” “what is this video about,” or “extract the core points.” It is not intended for verbatim subtitles only, account profiles, interaction data, or video generation. Reject account homepages, search pages, private links, URLs with credentials, and local network addresses. Parsing depends on public accessibility, and failures should be returned honestly.

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Use Cases

Use a shared public WeChat Channels link to draft a one-sentence summary and core points before a review.
Research a product launch video and turn its main arguments and caveats into meeting notes.
Compress several shared public Channels links into briefing items while keeping the source link.
Extract action items and key details from a technical lecture video without reading subtitles line by line.

Best For

Product consultants who need to understand a public Channels video before a review.
Operations analysts who turn shared Channels links into briefs.
Research assistants who extract action items from technical lecture videos.
Compliance or legal colleagues who need to verify arguments and caveats in videos.

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